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Delhi polls: AAP strong, but BJP reducing gap steadily on voter ratings

Over the same period, AAP has dropped from 53.8 per cent to 50.6 per cent, showing 3.2 per cent decline in popularity

Politics around Yamuna rejuvenation and the noises ahead of Delhi polls

Cleaning of the Yamuna is a strong poll plank in the run-up to Delhi Assembly elections every time, but little is done on ground. Here's a look at the issues facing the river and its rejuvenation

Kejriwal supporting those who are breaking India: BJP prez J P Nadda

He also sought to know from the AAP national convener "whether acting against anti-nationals would hurt his vote bank"

No desire to be CM, seeking votes for betterment of Delhi: Kejriwal

Attacking Home Minister Amit Shah, Kejriwal said he has been repeatedly criticised by the BJP leader over installation of CCTV cameras

Cleaning Yamuna will be top priority of AAP govt in next 5 years: Kejriwal

He urged people present at the rally to turn up to vote on February 8 to ensure AAP's win.

Amit Shah is lying, BJP's 7 MPs have done nothing for Delhi: Manish Sisodia

Sisodia added that Shah, when referring to Delhi, also had to speak about the real issues and the works done.

Delhi polls: Sandeep Dikshit lashes at Kejriwal for ailing health system

The Congress leader said hospital projects, launched by the previous governments, in Madipur, Sarita Vihar, Vikaspuri and Burari had remained incomplete

Delhi polls: Will defeat Kejriwal by 25,000 votes, says BJP's Sunil Yadav

Kejriwal forgot about the constituency after victory. I am local and know about my constituency and the problems people have been facing, he said

'Acche din' will not come, vote for Kejriwal's 'sachche din': Bhagwant Mann

Mann also took a jibe at rival parties' leaders for speaking the same thing over the years and not doing anything about the "real issues".

Arvind Kejriwal holds roadshow in Karol Bagh as Delhi elections draw near

Model Code of Conduct came into force in Delhi on January 6 after the Election Commission of India announced that the assembly election in Delhi will be held on February 8

164 crorepatis contesting Delhi elections; AAP has 4 richest candidates

AAP's Dharampal Lakra has assets worth Rs 292.1 crore, which makes him one of the richest candidates in the electoral fray

Help me take Delhi's development to next level: Arvind Kejriwal to voters

In the last Assembly election, AAP won 67 out of 70 Assembly seats and the BJP got the rest three while the Congress drew a blank

Who backed BJP supporters' children's education during inflation: Kejriwal

Arvind Kejriwal further said that Shah remembered his supporters at the time of election

EC bans Kapil Mishra from campaigning for 48 hours over controversial tweet

The ban order, signed by the Chef Election Commissioner and two fellow Election Commissioners, would come into force from 5 PM on Saturday, they said

Heinous crimes and lack of development: Shahdara remains mired in problems

A mohalla clinic was opened near the Mansarovar Metro station, but it remained non-operational until recently

BJP, AAP engaging in 'shadow boxing' on CAA, says Delhi Congress chief

Subhash Chopra's remarks came a day after Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that he stands with the women of Shaheen Bagh

2020 Assembly polls will give another Sheila Dikshit to Delhi: Alka Lamba

The AAP and the BJP has fielded nine and five women respectively

PM Modi, BJP pretended to fight for Muslim women's rights: Sanjay Singh

Singh backed Sisodia and said making way for vehicles in Shaheen Bagh was not with the city government

Delhi polls: Name not added in star campaigners list, says Sandeep Dikshit

The Congress has released its list of star campaigners for the Delhi Assembly polls and named 40 leaders

Delhi polls: BJP holding 250 big, small rallies in the city on Friday

With exception of big rallies which will be addressed by PM Narendra Modi, other BJP leaders will focus on small rallies since the party feels that these help it connect more with the people