Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday expressed shock over the fact that the Election Commission has not yet announced the total voter turnout for the Assembly Elections held in the national capital one day ago.

Five more suspects of being a coronavirus victim have been admitted to Gandhi hospital in Hyderabad, taking the toll to 123 of coronavirus suspects. 73 of the 123 cases are self-reported and are under observation at various isolation wards.

Exit Polls were out soon after the voting concluded in Delhi on Saturday evening, predicting a win for Aam Aadmi Party and a solid gain in numbers for the BJP.

The voter turnout in Delhi election remained low till afternoon and rose at the end to cross the 50% mark. The total voter turnout was 54.02 till 5 pm and it is likely to increase marginally as some voters were still inside the polling booth.

Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has expressed shock over the government's decision to invoke Public Safety Act against Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti.

Voting for Delhi election began at 8 am across several polling booths in the national capital. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged voters to be the participant in the festival of democracy by exercising maximum turnout.

The Kerala government has withdrawn the state calamity status three days after they found three Indian students diagnosed with the Coronavirus. All three students had returned from Wuhan in China and had been in contact with each other.

Voting for the much awaited Delhi Elections 2020 is all set to begin from 8 am on Saturday morning to decide the new government. Last year, Aam Aadmi Party had swept the polls with an enormous vote count, this year they would be looking to repeat the performance, while; BJP has been pitching hard to get the lost stance in the national capital.

Tihar Jail authorities filed a plea in the court demanding fresh warrant to hang all the four convicts of Nirbhaya Gangrape and murder case, but it got rejected.

After Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sharp "Tubelight" dig at Rahul Gandhi in the Parliament, the latter responded next day. PM Modi "does not behave like a Prime Minister", said the Congress leader.