Three generations, one commitment: Families vote together in Delhi Assembly polls
democratic participation. As voting took place across 13,766 stations in the city's 70 Assembly constituencies, the electoral battle remained a triangular contest between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress.
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AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal cast his vote in the New Delhi constituency, along with his father Gobind Ram Kejriwal, mother Gita Devi and son Pulkit Kejriwal, representing three generations of voters.
Similar scenes were witnessed at several polling stations, where families arrived together to exercise their franchise. In Vikaspuri, 20-year-old Ritwik Mittal voted alongside his 40-year-old father and 78-year-old grandfather. «Three generations, one commitment. Our family votes together to secure our future. Democracy thrives when we participate,» he said.
In the Rohini constituency, 23-year-old Hreday Arora, who voted with his parents and grandparents, said, «This is not the first time I have voted with them, but it always feels special. I encourage others to bring their families and participate in the electoral process.»
The polling arrangements were appreciated by the voters, with the Election Commission introducing an AI-based queue-management system app, «Delhi Election — 2025 QMS», to streamline the voting process. Themed polling booths, drinking water facilities, toilets, wheelchairs and ramps for differently-abled voters were also in place.
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