Election  

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all political parties to upload on their websites the details of criminals records against their candidates in Parliamentary and Assembly elections, along with the reasons for the selection of those with criminal antecedents.

Supreme Court has asked political parties to give reasons as to why they field candidates with criminal antecedents and also display related matter on their websites 

Only three Congress candidates could save their deposits. Out of the 70 seats, the Congress contested in 66 constituencies, while leaving four for its ally, the Rashtriya Janata Dal. There has been a consistent dip in the performance of the Congress in Delhi.

When reports last came in, AAP was comfortably placed in excess of 60 seats while the BJP had 8 in its kitty.

Congress loses deposit in 67 out of 70 seats. Yet it promises to play the role of a constructive opposition. 

 BJP Delhi chief Manoj Tiwari said that he is confident of victory. 62.59% voter turnout was recorded in Delhi on February 8, when the elections were held in a single-phase.
 

The Congress candidate from Vikaspuri Mukesh Sharma accepted defeat even before the Delhi results are announced. He took to Twitter and said, "I accept my defeat, and thank all the voters and Congress workers of Vikaspuri constituency. I hope that there will be a holistic development of the area..."

The counting of votes for Delhi elections 2020 will begin at 8 am on February 11.  In order to ensure the secrecy of the vote counting process, paramilitary and Delhi police personnel have been deployed.

The Delhi elections concluded yesterday and the results will be declared on February 11th, but the Congress party seems to have already given up

The Muslim mob in New Delhi’s Seelampur had gone rampant and unleashed violence against public infrastructure and hurled stones at the police during anti-CAA protests
 

Delhi Elections 2020: At Delhi's Shaheen Bagh, which has been the epicentre of the anti-CAA protests, voting took place on Saturday amid heavy security. Long queues were seen at polling stations in Shaheen Bagh, which is part of that Okhla constituency in Delhi.

The Delhi Assembly Elections on Saturday (February 8) witnessed people from all walks of life, cast their votes in the crucial election. From the President to political figures, celebrities, common man to the oldest woman voter, here are pictures of Delhites flaunting their purple inked finger.

The Republic TV Jan Ki Baat exit polls have predicted seats of 48-61 for the AAP, while 9-21 for BJP and 0-1 for the Congress. Times Now exit polls predict 50-56 for the AAP and 10-14 for the BJP and nothing for the Congress.
 

The national capital recorded a voter turnout of 58% till 5 pm for the assembly elections. A groom in Delhi decided to cast his vote first before tying the knot, thereby exercising his right to  vote.

BJP leader Gautam Gambhir said whatever promises BJP has made will definitely be fulfilled and focus would be on development. He also compared Delhi elections 2020 to cricket matches.