DPCC president Shri Devender Yadav thanks the people of Delhi for turning out in large numbers under searing heat to cast their votes, which indicates a strong anti-incumbency trend

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Delhi
Pradesh Congress Committee president Shri Devender Yadav thanked the
voters of Delhi for turning out in large numbers under searing heat to
cast their votes in all the seven Lok Sabha constituencies of Delhi,
which was a clear indication that there was a strong anti-incumbency
feeling among the people against the BJP MPs, who let down the people of
Delhi in the past 10 years as they took no initiative in the
development of Delhi, and the welfare of the people.

Shri
Devender Yadav also thanked the Congress workers for keeping a constant
vigil in all the seven Lok Sabha constituencies, and encouraging people
to come out of their homes to exercise their franchise, to participate
in the democratic process by voting. Congress has fielded its own
candidates in three Lok Sabha seats at Chandni Chowk, North West Delhi
and North East Delhi, and supported the I.N.D.I.A Alliance candidates
in the other four Constituencies. Shri Devender Yadav said that the
voting trend indicate that people have voted for change, and Congress
and INDIA Alliance were all set to sweep the seven Lok Sabha seats in
Delhi to give a big boost to Shri Rahul Gandhi’s relentless campaign
against the authoritarianism of the Modi Government.

Shri
Devender Yadav, along with his family members, cast their votes at the
Government Senior Secondary Girls School, Samaipur, Badli Assembly in
the North West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency, early morning.

Shri
Devender Yadav was on the field throughout the day, as he made rounds
of not only the three Lok Sabha constituencies where Congress has
fielded its candidates, but also in the I.N.D.I.A Alliance Lok Sabha
constituencies as well to learn first hand the polling trend at various
polling booths. He said that it was a serious matter that police
prevented voters from entering the pooling booths at several places on
filmy ground, particularly in constituencies where there was a
pronounced anti-incumbency feeling.