New Delhi, April 10 (IANS) Delhi will break all voting records, Chief Electoral Officer Vijay Dev said Thursday as polling for the seven Lok Sabha seats is on in the national capital.
"This time all records will be broken in Delhi... I am sure a lot of people, including youth and women, will come out and vote," he said after casting his vote.
There are over 12 million voters in Delhi.
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