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Delhi elections 2025: 46.55% voter turnout by 3 pm

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 5 February 2025
Delhi’s Assembly elections saw a voter turnout increase from 8.10% at 9 am to 33.31% by 1 pm. With 699 candidates contesting in 70 constituencies, security was stringent, including paramilitary personnel and drone surveillance. This election is pivotal for AAP, BJP, and Congress, determining their political future in Delhi. Final results will be announced on February 8.
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