Politicians tour Delhi constituencies in last ditch effort before election

With just four days to go until Delhi’s Assembly election on February 5, political leaders are intensifying their campaigns. On Thursday, they visited various constituencies, urging residents to vote in their favour. (PTI photo)

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, during a roadshow in Kirari with Akhilesh Yadav, accused BJP and Congress of collaborating to remove his party from power in Delhi. Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav, echoed Kejriwal’s call, urging voters to support AAP over BJP. (PTI photo)

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing a rally in Rohini, took aim at Kejriwal, accusing him of being involved in corruption despite his image as a "Kattar Imaandar" (strictly honest) leader. (ANI photo)

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi targeted both BJP and AAP during a rally in Badli. He mocked Kejriwal over the issue of the Yamuna’s pollution, saying both parties failed to address critical issues facing Delhi. (ANI photo)

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh rallied Delhi Cantonment voters, urging them to support the BJP, claiming it was the only party that had fulfilled its promises. He criticised AAP for failing to deliver on promises like the Jan Lokpal, while emphasising BJP's commitment to the people. (ANI photo)

BJP president J P Nadda addressed a rally in Krishna Nagar, attacking AAP over corruption. He called for making Delhi “AAP-free” and criticised Kejriwal’s comments about Haryana allegedly poisoning the Yamuna river, calling it another example of misleading politics. (ANI photo)

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari campaigned in Matiala, focusing on the infrastructure improvements pushed by the Union government. He urged voters to elect a BJP government in Delhi, promising further development if BJP comes to power. (ANI photo)