The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, with voting to take place on February 5 and counting of votes on February 8. The recent release of the final electoral roll shows a 1.09 per cent increase in the number of voters since the last draft. CEC Rajiv Kumar addressed concerns over EVMs and the election procedure, asserting the transparency and credibility of the Indian election process. The AAP, BJP and Congress are gearing up for a three-way battle, with the AAP currently in the lead after sweeping 2020 Delhi elections.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has accused the BJP-led Centre of taking away the official residence of Delhi Chief Minister Atishi by cancelling the allotment. In response, Atishi has stated that she is willing to work for the people of Delhi from the streets if needed. With the upcoming Delhi assembly elections in 2025, the Election Commission of India has announced the poll schedule, with voting taking place on February 5 and results on February 8. Furthermore, the Delhi CM's refusal to accept alternative housing options provided by the Public Works Department has sparked controversy and led to the cancellation of the offer.