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Delhi Election 2025: Vote Timings, Metro, DTC Buses Status, What's Closed and Open on Voting Day

Last Updated: Feb 5, 2025, 10:59 IST

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 are set for February 5, with polling from 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM. Metro and DTC buses will run early services to assist voters. Government offices, banks, and schools will remain closed, while essential services stay open. Stay informed and ensure your participation in shaping Delhi’s future.

Delhi Election 2025: Vote Timings, Metro, DTC Buses Status, What's Closed and Open on Voting Day
Delhi Election 2025: Vote Timings, Metro, DTC Buses Status, What's Closed and Open on Voting Day

As Delhi prepares for the Assembly Election 2025 on February 5, voters must be aware of the voting process, public transport arrangements, and what to expect on polling day. This article provides a detailed overview to help residents navigate election day effectively.

Voting Time in Delhi

Delhi Election Voting will be start from 7:00 AM until 6:30 PM. Plan visits to the polling stations according to these times. It would be wise to check beforehand for your voter registration status and the location of your assigned polling booth in case of last-minute confusion.

Pre Election Preparations

Before leaving, carry your voter ID or any other government-issued ID that is accepted. Get to know the candidates and parties contesting in your constituency so that you can make an informed decision.

Public Transport Status

Delhi Metro

The Delhi Metro will play a crucial role in facilitating voter access on election day. Services will commence at 4:00 AM, with trains running every 30 minutes until 6:00 AM. After that, regular services will resume, ensuring that voters can reach their polling stations conveniently. Additionally, extended services will be available on the night of February 5 for election staff returning from duty.

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DTC Buses

The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has also planned to facilitate the voters. On election day, DTC will run extra bus services on 35 routes from 4:00 AM. This is to make it easy for people to reach the polling stations in the city, especially for those who reside in areas where transport facilities are not available.

What's Open and Closed due to Delhi Assembly Election

Closed Facilities

To ensure the smooth conduct of the elections, the following facilities will remain closed on February 5:

Government Offices and Banks: All government offices and banks will follow a day of public holiday.

Schools and Colleges: Schools and colleges will be closed due to the fact that most of these are also polling stations. It includes government and private educational institutions.

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Open Facilities

Even though the above-mentioned facility will remain closed, some essential services will continue to function as usual:

Health Care Facilities: The hospitals and clinics will be functioning to provide required medical care.

Pharmacies: Pharmacies will also function, and hence the residents can get their medication.

Retail Shops: Most of the grocery shops, restaurants, and eateries are likely to function, thus allowing the residents to carry on their routine shopping and dining habits.

The Delhi Assembly Election 2025 provides an opportunity for citizens to voice their opinions and influence the future of their city. It also paves the way for smooth and effective voting if the citizens are informed on voting timings, public transport arrangements, and the availability of facilities on election day.

As we lead up to this momentous day in Delhi's democratic experience, let each of us remember that every vote counts; thus, do ensure you participate actively in shaping the governance of your city! It is on February 8, 2025, that this election's result will be declared, marking yet another turn in the history of Delhi's politics.

Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma

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First Published: Feb 5, 2025, 10:59 IST

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