The wild, wild west of Delhi!
Updated On: 15 May, 2019 05:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
What's it about a particular electoral constituency in the national capital that you really want to know who they voted for?

Over every election since 1977, the good folk of Punjabi Bagh, Rajouri Garden, etc., have voted for the party that eventually wins the general election. Pic/PTI
Punjabi Bagh in Delhi is quite Punjabi, by nature. As is a whole lot of Delhi, of course. Which looks annoyingly dead--a day before the elections that I visit it. What's with the sannatta on a Saturday, though? Can think of only one reason, stepping into Moti Mahal, indisputably the city's best dal makhani, butter chicken place. It's 3.15 pm, and not a soul has walked into a three-floor restaurant, and some only start streaming in after (for lunch).
It's a dry-day, and what good is a Punjabi meal without some pre-gaming/drinking to go with it, which must be held at home. So I miss out on eavesdropping on tables around, since one knows, for sure, that all that Delhi talks about is politics — especially before the day they go to vote. And, I really want to know what they have to say.
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