Delhi is set to go to polls in February this year. The contest in Delhi is well poised with Kejriwal government offering freebies after freebies and PM Modi attacking it over regularising the unauthorised colonies. The Congress, which got second highest vote share in the general elections last year, will also seek its redemption in the Assembly Elections. Let us have a look at the factors which will have considerable impact in the polls. (Photo Credit: PTI)
Prior to Delhi Assembly Elections, freebies started raining in Delhi as CM Arvind Kejriwal found it the most prudent way to get another term. The Kejriwal govt has given freebies from medical check-ups to absolutely free rides for women in DTC buses. (Photo Credit: PTI)
The popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi cannot be ruled out in any election in India. However, the BJP in Delhi finds itself with the dilemma of too many faces. PM Modi will look to pull out a victory for the BJP against all odds and claims of 'good works' by the Kejriwal government. (Photo Credit: PTI)
The universities across Delhi buzzed with voices against the new citizenship legislation. To garner the minority votes, the Kejriwal govt and particularly, deputy CM Manish Sisodia, stood against the Modi government siding with the protesters. (Photo Credit: PTI)
Delhi elections which are majorly seen as a BJP-AAP contest can have a third contender. Congress, which toppled AAP and got the second position in general elections after BJP, will look for its redemption in the upcoming elections. (Photo Credit: Facebook/Subhash Chopra)
The recent protests in JNU over fee-hike are likely to have implications on the Delhi Assembly elections. The AAP govt has been targeting the Modi govt over the issue. (Photo Credit: PTI)
