Summary:
On the last day of the campaign, Union Home Minister Amit Shah took out three roadshows in Seelampur in North-East Delhi, and Hari Nagar and Madipur in West Delhi. At the start of the campaign, the BJP focused on the development work done by the Centre for the national Capital. For AAP, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal led the campaign, focusing on roadshows and public meetings rather than rallies. Meanwhile, numerous roadshows were held on the final day of the campaign. Voting will be held across 13,751 polling booths including 3,141 critical and 144 vulnerable ones that will be set up at 2,689 locations..