Delhi Votes For New Government

An intense political battle in Delhi started with voting for a new government today.

Women voters showed their i-card before entering the polling station.

A saffron selfie by enthusiastic supporters of the BJP.

Burqa-clad women beamed after casting their votes.

Security personnel kept strict vigil outside a polling station in the Trilokpuri constituency which witnessed communal riots in October last year.

A voter showed his ink marked finger after casting his ballot at a polling station.

Little Sabeen too got inked even if she couldn't vote.

Two young voters helped an elderly woman to the polling booth in south Delhi.

First-time voters in Kiran Bedi's constituency Krishna Nagar flashed their inked fingers for the photographers.

A party desk near a polling booth littered with flyers.

Voters waited in a queue to cast their ballot at a polling station.

Security was tight outside the polling stations.

Voters showed their i-card before entering the polling station.

An elderly woman at the polling booth waited for her turn to cast the vote.

This morning, voters queued up outside polling booths.

Voters queued to cast their ballot at a polling station.

Voters waited outside a polling booth to cast their votes.

An election officer put an ink mark on voter's finger.

Topi war in Okhla: Voters showed their solidarity to various parties in a certain fashion.

Voters flashed their inked fingers outside a polling station in Okhla.

106-year-old Mohan Lal Thakral braved the winter chill to vote.

BJP polling agents were busy at work outside a booth.

Voters showed their identity cards at a polling station in Okhla.

Voters interacted with NDTV reporters after casting their vote in Malviya Nagar.

A voter speaks to NDTV's Ketki Angre outside a kachori stall in in Malviya Nagar.

An inside view of a South Delhi polling station.

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