Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri casts his vote for the Delhi Assembly elections at Mount Carmel School

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New Delhi: At Mount Carmel School in Anand Niketan, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and his spouse, Lakshmi Puri, cast their ballots for the Delhi assembly election. Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri urged Delhi citizens to rebuild the city after voting in the 2025 Delhi assembly election, claiming that “AAP-da” (AAP) had destroyed it for so long.

He further accused the AAP of preventing the implementation of federal government programs in Delhi.

“The message is to all Delhi voters and people that this is not an opportunity for us; rather, it is our responsibility and opportunity to rebuild Delhi, which has been destroyed by ‘AAP-da’ for the last many years. Therefore, he told reporters outside the voting station, “This is not just a normal election; it has a very special importance and I am fully confident that people will come today and voter turnout will be good.”

He affirmed Delhi’s progress and radiated confidence that the BJP will form the government on the February 8 result day.

“They (AAP) prevented the implementation of programs like Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and Ayushman Bharat in Delhi; therefore, I have complete faith that when the results are announced on the eighth, the BJP will regain control of this area and Delhi’s development will go as a whole. The BJP leader said, “We will win 100% of the time and clean the Yamuna River.”

Additionally, the senior BJP leader was seen distributing voter papers to the constituency’s electors while seated at the BJP table.

Voters cast votes for the 8th Assembly in Delhi under strict security as polling for 70 assembly seats got underway Wednesday morning.

According to authorities, voting will start at 7:00 am and go until 6:00 pm.

For the 70 assembly seats in the nation’s capital, 699 persons are running.

There are 1,561,400 registered voters in Delhi, including 1,267 third-gender voters, 723,656 female voters, and 837,617 male voters. In addition, 109,368 voters 85 years of age and over, 79,885 people with disabilities, and 239,905 first-time voters between the ages of 18 and 19 make up the electorate.