Over 135 FIRs and daily diary entries were filed against political parties and others here for violation of the model code of conduct, the CEO said Thursday.

"A total of 139 FIRs or DD (daily diary) entries have been lodged till date in connection with the violation of the model code of conduct," the office of the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said in a statement.

"Out of these, 15 are against the Aam Aadmi Party (eight FIRs and seven DD entries), 19 against the Bhartiya Janata Party (14 FIRs and five DD entries), four against the Congress (all DD entries), one against the Bahujan Samaj Party (one DD entry), Samajwadi Party (one DD entry), and 99 against others or non-political (entities)," it said.

The office of the said over 2.93 lakh posters, banners and hoardings have been removed since the poll code came into force.

"As many as 30,533 posters, banners and hoardings were removed from areas under the New Delhi Municipal Council, 43,075 from East Delhi Municipal Corporation areas, 2,411 from Delhi Cantonment Board, 1,18,456 from South Delhi Municipal Corporation, and 99,334 from North Delhi Municipal Corporation areas," the statement said.

Police have registered 777 FIRs and arrested 775 people under the Excise Act, it said, adding, 285 FIRs have been registered under the Arms Act in which 329 people were arrested.

They have also seized 397 unlicensed arms and weapons, and 2,500 cartridges and explosives.

As many as 59,492 people have been booked till date under various sections of the CrPC and the Delhi Police Act.

"Till date, 1,361 bottles, 91 half-sized bottles, 1,10,885 quarter-sized ones of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) and 804 bottles, 1095 half-sized and 2,21,620 quarter-sized ones of country liquor and 5,807 bottles of beer have been seized," it said.

The Lok Sabha polls are being conducted in seven phases and counting will be done on May 23.

There are over 1.41 crore voters on Delhi's electoral roll.

Out of the total electorate size of 1,41,55,732 as many as 77,90,211 are male and 63,64,831 female, while 690 belong to third gender.

The number of overseas electors stands at 40 while count of service voters is 10,274.

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