The Delhi Assembly election was held on February 5, 2025, with results set to be declared on February 8. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Congress are competing for control of the 70-member Delhi Legislative Assembly.

The Rohini Assembly seat, along with 69 other Delhi Assembly seats, went to polls on February 5. The main contest is between BJP's Vijender Gupta and AAP's Pradeep Mittal.

Vote counting for the Delhi Legislative Assembly elections will begin at 8 am, following the February 5 polling.

Key constituencies include New Delhi, where AAP leader and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is contesting against Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit and Parvesh Verma of the BJP. Delhi Chief M

The Delhi Legislative Assembly elections witnessed a close three-way race with 699 candidates contesting across 70 seats.

Delhi's political landscape witnessed a dramatic showdown on February 5 as millions of residents headed to polling stations to

The vote counting for all 70 assembly seats will kick off at 8 am February 8, 2025 (Saturday). People across Delhi are eagerly waiting to find out which party will come out on top this time - will it be the Bharatiya Janata Party,

Patparganj, along with other 69 assembly seats, went to polls on February 5. Former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia won the seat for the last three terms. However, this time AAP has replaced him with Avadh Ojha.

Vote counting for the Delhi assembly polls begins Saturday at 8 am across 19 counting stations. The AAP seeks a fourth term against BJP's bid to end a 26-year drought. Exit polls suggest BJP's lead, while AAP remains optimistic about retaining power.

Counting for the high-stakes Delhi assembly polls is set to begin at 8 am, polling officials reached the counting centres early in the morning on Saturday. There are 19 counting stations, spreading across 11 districts of the city.