To boost the number of voters in the Delhi Election 2025, the Municipal Corporation has chosen a novel approach. Voters will receive a dining discount of up to 25% at eateries. From February 5 to 9, a lot of South Delhi restaurants will be offering this deal. To receive the discount, voters will need to display their finger after casting their ballot.
The Delhi Municipal Corporation is also attempting to persuade citizens to vote more frequently in anticipation of the Delhi Assembly elections. As part of this, the company has informed voters about awareness campaigns and food discounts at eateries.
Where can You find discounts?
Following consultation with hotel and restaurant businesses and a vote, the Corporation’s Southern Zone has offered a 25% discount from February 5 to 9.
According to South Zone Corporation Deputy Commissioner Badal Kumar, DLF Saket Mall, Select City Walk Mall, PVR Anupam Saket, and other zone-governed markets, including Aurobindo Marg, Malviya Nagar Market, DLF Vasant Kunj Mall, GK, and Green Park, will all offer a 25% food discount.
47 restaurants joined the discount program.
According to the Corporation’s Deputy Commissioner, residents will be required to show the voting ink mark on their finger after casting their ballot.
He stated that MCD is actively working in this approach. Currently, 47 eateries have agreed to give discounts as part of the voting awareness campaign. The task of connecting them further is ongoing.
With only two days left, election nominations are picking up pace.
There are only two days left to file nominations for the Delhi Assembly election. In such a situation, the number of nominations is fast expanding. Wednesday saw the most nominations filed so far.
Many prominent candidates filed their nomination papers on Wednesday, including former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, his rival BJP candidate from the New Delhi constituency Parvesh Verma, BJP candidate from Kalkaji Ramesh Bidhuri, state Congress president Devendra Yadav from Samaypur Badli, and BJP candidate from Rohini Vijender Gupta.
256 nominations were submitted.
On Wednesday, the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) office reported that 256 nominations had been submitted. Thus far, 341 nominations have been submitted by 235 candidates. Before submitting their nominations, the candidates of the main political parties—the AAP, BJP, and Congress—showed their strength by organizing road shows and rallies in the localities starting Wednesday morning.
Arvind Kejriwal, the national convenor of the AAP, walked approximately 1.5 km with other mothers and sisters from all around Delhi to get at the AAP headquarters to submit his nomination. He said that this time too, the people of Delhi will choose the politics of work.
From Tughlakabad, former cabinet minister Satyendra Jain, cabinet ministers Imran Hussain and Gopal Rai, as well as Aam Aadmi Party members Surendra Singh Bittu and Sahiram Pehalwan, submitted nominations. The BJP submitted nominations for 32 candidates in total.
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