With a day to go before the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi, the candidates spent their time with their families, seeking blessings from God and planning booth management for the D-Day.  The campaigning for the polls ended on Thursday evening.

The AAP candidate from West Delhi parliamentary constituency, Mahabal Mishra, began his day by playing carrom board with his grandchildren.

"His grandchildren are having summer vacations, so he spent time with them. Then, he had breakfast with his family members, including his sons-in-laws and others who were also involved in campaigning.  Then he proceeded to the war room and appreciated and thanked the volunteers. He also had 'dahi-chooda' with party workers and strategised on preparations for May 25. Throughout the day, he will be meeting party workers at his residence," his grandchild Ayush Mishra said

Similarly, the AAP candidate from South Delhi, Sahi Ram Pahalwan, said he spent one hour in the morning with his family and then left to meet the volunteers to discuss booth management.  "Even the volunteers are a part of our family and they have been working hard giving their blood and sweat for the campaigning," he added. His opponent Ramvir Singh Bidhuri spent his time in meeting booth workers to plan management for the highly anticipated D-day.

The AAP candidate from New Delhi, Somnath Bharti, unwound himself after a hectic campaign by playing tennis in the morning, having tea with his family and then paying obeisance at a gurdwara and Valmiki temple.  "I will take my children out since I have not been able to give them time. Throughout the day, booth management discussions will also be going on," he added.