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Home / Delhi / Delhi Polls Cm Atishi Files Nomination From Kalkaji Constituency

Delhi polls: CM Atishi files nomination from Kalkaji constituency

Atishi is pitted against BJP’s Ramesh Singh Bidhuri and Congress’ Alka Lamba
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New Delhi, Updated At : 01:43 PM Jan 14, 2025 IST
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Chief Minister Atishi filed her nomination for the upcoming Delhi assembly polls from Kalkaji constituency on Tuesday.

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She filed her nomination papers at the district magistrate’s (DM) office in Lajpat Nagar.

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Atishi was supposed to file her papers on Monday following a roadshow. However, there was a delay due to the roadshow and she could not make it to the DM’s office before the 3 pm deadline, according to an AAP leader.

Atishi is pitted against the BJP’s Ramesh Singh Bidhuri and the Congress’ Alka Lamba.

A seasoned politician and former MP, Bidhuri won Tughlakabad assembly seat in 2003, 2008 and 2013.

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Lamba was with the AAP for almost five years and joined the Congress in 2019.

Kalkaji constituency has a total of 1,94,515 voters - 1,06,893 male, 87,617 female and 5 transgender.

The 70-member Delhi Assembly goes to polls on February 5. The results will be announced on February 8.

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