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Delhi polls: President cast his vote

| | Feb 07, 2015, at 03:47 pm
New Delhi, Feb 7 (IBNS): President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday cast his vote as polling is currently underway in the national capital to elect a new Delhi Assembly.

"#PresidentMukherjee visited Model Polling Station in Rashtrapati Bhavan this morning," tweeted the President of India.

Congress supremo Sonia Gandhi on Saturday cast her vote at Nirman Bhawan polling booth.

"Congress President Smt.Sonia Gandhi casts her vote #DelhiVotes," the Congress tweeted.

Over 1.33 crore electorates are expected to exercise their franchise on Saturday to decide the fates of  673 candidates as polling is taking place at 12,177 polling stations.

The national capital is witnessing is witnessing a battle between the Congress, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress with all the three parties exchanging barbs for the past few days. 

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