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High-decibel campaigning for Delhi poll ends

<p>The aggressive campaigning by political parties for the Feb 7 Delhi assembly polls - a virtual battle between the BJP and the AAP - ended Thursday with many leaders holding road shows and public meetings in a final attempt to woo the voters</p>

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New Delhi: The aggressive campaigning by political parties for the Feb 7 Delhi assembly polls - a virtual battle between the BJP and the AAP - ended Thursday with many leaders holding road shows and public meetings in a final attempt to woo the voters.

Leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party, the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress took to the capital's streets one last time to reach out to the electorate. Interestingly, West Bengal Chief Minster and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee Thursday urged Delhiites to vote for the AAP, even as the BJP in her state gradually seems to be gaining a foothold.

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