Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Monday that eleven years of the Central government and 100 days of the Delhi government reflect visible work done on the ground by the double-engine regime in the national capital.
Following Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta’s refusal to allow a discussion on the city's law and order situation, Leader of Opposition (LoP) Atishi slammed the move, calling it an attempt to shield the failures of the BJP's "double engine government".
Casting his vote in the early hours, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva expressed confidence of forming a 'Double-engine' government in the national capital as people were going to vote for a 'Vikasit Delhi' (a developed Delhi).
According to the Election Commission, a total of 55,92,828 electors of which 27,37,845 are women, 28,54,945 men and 38 were third-gender, will decide the faith of 412 candidates.
