Battle for Delhi: Voting ends, all eyes now on February 11

The polling for the 70-member Delhi Assembly took place Saturday, an election that saw the ruling AAP, opposition BJP and the Congress engaged in a bitterly fought high-octane campaign. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)

Long queues were seen at Shaheen Bagh, which has been in the headlines for anti-CAA protests since almost past two months.(Express photo: Tashi Tobgyal)

As the national capital voted, security forces were kept on high alert in Seelampur. The area witnessed violent protests during the anti-CAA stir with cases of arson and damage to public property being the highlight. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal casts his vote at Civil Lines polling booth. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)

Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi has cast her vote at Nirman Bhawan in New Delhi assembly constituency. She was accompanied by Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. (Express photo: Anil Sharma)

Senior BJP leader LK Advani and his daughter Pratibha cast their vote at a polling booth in Aurangzeb Lane Saturday. (Express photo: Anil Sharma)

Former prime minister Manmohan Singh after casting his vote at Nirman Bhawan. (Express photo: Anil Sharma)

111-year-old Kalitara Mandal, who originally came from Bangladesh, cast her vote at CR Park in New Delhi on Saturday. (Express photo: Tashi Tobgyal)

Dhananjay Dhyani, a groom seen standing in queue to cast his vote before attending his wedding at Shakarpur in New Delhi on Saturday. (Express photo: Anil Sharma)

The polling began at 8 am and will end at 6 pm. To ensure safe polling, the Delhi Police has deployed at least 40,000 personnel, 19,000 home guards, and 190 companies of paramilitary forces across Delhi. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)

Prominent candidates in the fray include Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia, Atishi and Raghav Chadha of the AAP; four former mayors -- Azad Singh, Yogender Chandolia, Ravinder Gupta and Khushi Ram -- of the BJP; and Shivani Chopra, daughter of Delhi Congress president Subhash Chopra. (Express photo: Praveen Khanna)

Long queues at Patparganj polling stations. Security not as tight as during Lok Sabha polls, but people have to queue up outside voting centres being being frisked and let in. (Express photo: Nandagopal Rajan)