Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled significant infrastructure projects in Delhi while urging citizens to elect the BJP for progress. With assembly elections approaching, he criticised the AAP’s decade-long governance,

The BJP has named 29 candidates in its first list. The 70-member Delhi Assembly will go into polls in 2025 but the Election Commission of India is yet to announce the dates. As per reports, the polls might be conducted in February this year.

National office-bearers Dushyant Kumar Gautam and Ashish Sood have been fielded from Karol Bagh and Janakpuri, respectively. Arvinder Singh Lovely will contest from Gandhi Nagar, while former AAP leader Kailash Gahlot is the candidate for Bijwasan.

Danish Ali and Bidhuri were members of the last Lok Sabha. A major row had erupted after Bidhuri made some objectionable comments in the House to target Ali, who was accused by several BJP leaders of using derogatory words for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to provoke the then South Delhi MP.

Former Lok Sabha MP Parvesh Verma will contest against AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and Congress's Sandip Dixit from the New Delhi seat in a three-cornered contest.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief counted a list of promises made by Prime Minister Modi in the BJP's Sankalp Patra (manifesto) for the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections, and questioned as to why he could not fulfil them.

A controversy arose after BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri made a remark about Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi's appearance. The comment led to criticism from Congress and AAP, highlighting BJP's mentality towards women.

Verma exuded confidence that he will defeat Kejriwal and claimed that AAP Chief will run away from the New Delhi seat after that