Delhi Elections: Campaigning to end this evening for February 5 battle

The Bharatiya Janata Party has intensified its efforts to capture power in the national capital after more than 25 years and has planned to hold 22 road shows and rallies across Delhi on the last day of the election campaign.

On the other hand, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) seems confident of gaining power for the third consecutive time, relying on its model of free welfare schemes.

The Congress, which was in power in the national capital for 15 years till 2013, could not win a single seat in the last two elections, so it is trying to strengthen itself at the grassroots level.

In this battle, political parties made extensive use of posters prepared with artificial intelligence (AI) along with rhetoric to target each other and tried to woo the public through road shows.

According to the Election Commission's Model Code of Conduct (MCC), all public meetings, election related programs and campaigning must stop 48 hours before voting. According to the Election Commission, dissemination of promotional material through cinema, TV and print media is also prohibited during this period.

In this election, a war of words was also seen between various political parties. While 'AAP' called BJP 'Bharatiya Jhoot Party' and 'Gali Galooz Party', Prime Minister Narendra Modi retaliated by calling 'AAP' 'AAP-Da' and its chief Arvind Kejriwal 'Announcement Minister'.