Delhi Votes: Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi at Polling Booths

Delhi votes for a new government today. President Pranab Mukherjee was an early voter, visiting the polling booth on the President's Estate.

President Pranab Mukherji took stock of the decor at the polling booth on the President's Estate and seemed pleased with what he saw.

Vice President Hamid Ansari flashed his inked finger as he left the polling station.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi said after casting her vote,"Jo janta chaegi wahi hoga."

The BJP, on a winning streak since last year's national election, faces a tough challenge from Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party. Kiran Bedi, the BJP's candidate for chief minister, flashed the victory sign at a polling booth.

Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP's candidate for Chief Minister, said he was confident that the truth and the public would win in this election.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi cast his vote at the Aurangzeb Lane polling station.

Priyanka Gandhi and her husband Robert Vadra were among the voters later in the day.

Former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit told reporters outside the Nirman Bhavan polling booth that the Congress would not support the AAP.

Ajay Maken, Congress' candidate for chief minister, asked people to vote judiciously.

BJP's Nupur Sharma, who is contesting against Arvind Kejriwal, was all smiles.

Any guesses who Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung voted for?

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BJP's Dr Harshvardhan escorted his mother to the polling booth.

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Sharmishtha Mukherjee, the President's daughter and Congress candidate from Greater Kailash, casts her vote.

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Army chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag and his wife at a polling booth.

Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay said he was certain his party would form the government.

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"I think BJP will win, I hope BJP wins," said Union Minister Maneka Gandhi.

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BJP leader Varun Gandhi displayed his inked finger.

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'I think we will do really well,' said Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit, his statement belied by the expression on his face.

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A job well done: AAP's Alka Lamba showed her inked finger.

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Senior BJP leader Jagdish Mukhi was in high spirits after casting his vote in Janakpuri.

BJP member Ram Madhav shows his inked finger to the photographers after casting his vote.

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AAP candidate from Greater Kailash Saurabh Bharadwaj outside a polling booth to cast his vote.

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AAP's Ashish Khetan holds his voter id card up for the cameras before entering the polling booth.

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AAP spokesperson Atishi Marlena said she voted for honest politics.

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AAP's Manish Sisodia outside the Pandav Nagar polling booth.

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Any guesses who Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung voted for?

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AAP leader Raghav Chadha displayed his inked finger.

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Vijay Goel, former President of the BJP's Delhi unit, was accompanied by his wife Preeti.

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Election Commissioner Naseem Zaidi seemed upbeat.

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Kiran Walia, Congress candidate from New Delhi, said her party resided in the people's hearts.

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AAP's Sanjay Singh said, 'We will not need anyone's support, we are getting 50 seats in Delhi.'

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Chief Election Commissioner HS Brahma seemed sombre.

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Delhi Congress unit President Arvinder Singh Lovely seemed ebullient, despite the bleak chances of his party's victory.

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Secretary to the President Omita Paul & Press Secretary Venu Rajamony cast their votes.

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