New Delhi: For about one-and-a-half months, there is excitement about the Delhi Assembly elections among the people sitting on a protest against the citizenship law in Shaheen Bagh. The voters started going to the polling booth in the entire Okhla Assembly seat and especially in Shaheen Bagh area from Saturday morning. On the other hand, the Election Commission has declared five seats sensitive, but despite this, there is a huge crowd of voters for voting at the polling stations. There is such a huge crowd of voters in these areas that about half a kilometer long queue of voters stood in Shaheen Public School. A large number of voters are also seen in the remaining booths.

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At the same time, it is also being said that a large number of women and male voters are reaching here to vote. Apart from these, there is also a significant number of old voters here. It is known that the Shaheen Bagh area comes under the Okhla assembly constituency. Since last December 15, a large number of people have been sitting against the CAA, NPR, and NRC. Due to voting, people are not seen on the protest site today and there is silence. Only a few people are present in the pandal.

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According to the information, it was learned that the roads here are jammed since 15 December. People are having trouble moving and moving. Recently, there was an incident of firing here, after which the atmosphere became even more serious. From Okhla Assembly seat, Aam Aadmi Party has fielded Amanatullah Khan, Bharatiya Janata Party Brahm Singh and Congress have fielded Parvez Hashmi.

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