Delhi elections: 19.37% voting till 1 PM, Okhla sees lowest voting at 5%
Op IndiaThe people of Delhi seems to have chosen to sit at home instead of casting their vote in the ongoing Delhi assembly elections. Reportedly, polling for Delhi assembly polls has now slowly picked up as at 12 noon, only 15.57 per cent voter turnout was recorded, according to Election Commission. #DelhiElections2020 pic.twitter.com/jXRhgm4SQI — ANI February 8, 2020 Sultanpur Majra has recorded the highest polling with 25% while Muslim-dominated Okhla has registered only at 5%, the lowest in Delhi. Read: After chanting ‘Kagaz Nahi Dikhayenge’, Jamia Nagar and Shaheen Bagh queue up with voter IDs to vote in Delhi elections Earlier in the day, Congress candidate and former AAP MLA Alka Lamba slapped an AAP worker at a polling booth in Majnu Ka Tila after he allegedly misbehaved and allegedly made some lewd comments on her son. The elections to 70-member Delhi legislative assembly finally began on Saturday as the voting started at 8 am and voters were seen arriving at polling stations.