Delhi MCD By-Elections 2025: BJP and AAP Conclude Vigorous Campaigning

Campaigning for Delhi MCD By-Elections 2025 ends. BJP and AAP leaders make final appeals, focusing on development, civic services & cleanliness in the capital.

Friday, November 28, marked the last day of campaigning for the Delhi Municipal Corporation (MCD) by-elections 2025. As the election date drew closer, both major parties, the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), threw their full weight into the campaign. 

MCD By-Election: The last day of campaigning for the Delhi Municipal Corporation (MCD) by-elections is Friday, November 28. As time runs out, both the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have entered the electoral arena with full force. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta addressed a public meeting in Chandni Mahal ward in support of BJP candidate Sunil Sharma.

During this, she stated that if development is desired in MCD, it is extremely important to ensure the victory of BJP candidates. Rekha Gupta claimed that the BJP is the only party that can lead cleanliness, roads, and other basic amenities in the area in the right direction.

BJP's Vigorous Campaign

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta addressed a public meeting in Chandni Mahal ward in support of BJP candidate Sunil Sharma. Rekha Gupta stated that if development and better civic services are desired in the MCD, it is necessary to ensure the victory of BJP candidates. She claimed that the BJP is the only party that can lead cleanliness, roads, and basic amenities in the area in the right direction.

Delhi MCD By-Elections 2025: BJP and AAP Conclude Vigorous Campaigning

Furthermore, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva addressed a large gathering of the Punjabi and Sindhi communities in Ashok Vihar ward. He appealed to the public to vote for BJP candidate Veena Asija. Sachdeva stated that the people of Delhi have understood that choosing the BJP means choosing better development and maintenance. He also added that a BJP victory in the MCD would be crucial for Delhi's future.

Aam Aadmi Party's Challenge

Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) also attempted to reach out to the public with its full strategy on the last day of campaigning. AAP's Rajya Sabha MP and leader, Sanjay Singh, addressed a meeting in Ashok Vihar Ward 65, stating that the BJP government is bulldozing slums and poor areas, but now the public is ready to bulldozer the BJP.

Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, Atishi, conducted roadshows in Mundka Ward 35 and Dakshinpuri Ward 164. She appealed to the public to give AAP a chance in the by-elections to accelerate cleanliness, health, and local development works in the MCD. Atishi emphasized that the Aam Aadmi Party has so far only practiced politics of work, and the same model will be implemented in the MCD.

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