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Urban Politics refers to the diverse political structure that occurs in urban regions where there is diversity in caste, religion and socio-economic status of people. The present study includes the structure of politics of a geographic space and spatial variations in voter�s choice. Delhi is one of the fastest growing cities in the world, it offers vast economic opportunities, education and medical facilities etc, has thus created very strong attractive force pulling migrants not only from the immediate neighborhood but also from the far-off places in the country. The phenomenal growth rate of the city has creates many developmental issues. This study tells us how urban politics and urban development are interconnected. The political skyline in Delhi saw dramatic changes since 2013 assembly election when Aam Adami Party came out as a second largest party and after that in 2015 and recently in 2020 it won maximum 62 seats and all the old National Parties like INC and BJP failed to attract voters. The recent election of Delhi was the best example where in many constituencies people cast their votes without keeping in mind the history of political parties, caste and religion of candidates.