New Delhi: Voting is going on in all 70 seats for the assembly elections in the country's capital Delhi. Along with this, the rhetoric of the leaders is continuing between the voting. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal tweeted on Saturday morning and appealed to all women to vote. But during this appeal, he advised women to take suggestions from men to vote. This did not go down well with Union Minister Smriti Irani and accused Kejriwal of being anti-women.

Not only this, Smriti Irani tweeted with the hashtag anti-women Kejriwal and wrote, 'Don't you think women are so capable that they themselves can decide who to vote for?' Earlier in the morning, Kejriwal had tweeted, 'Go to cast votes ... Special appeal to all women - Just as you bear the responsibility of home, the responsibility of the country and Delhi is also on your shoulders. All of you women must go to vote and take the men of your house too. Do discuss with men that it is right to vote.

Let us tell you that voting has started for the Delhi Assembly elections on 70 seats from 8 am today. The people of Delhi will decide the fate of 672 candidates today. There are a total of 1.47 crore voters in Delhi. Out of these total voters, the number of men is 81.05 lakhs, while the number of women voters is 66.80 lakhs. At the same time, the number of first time voters is 2.32 lakh.

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