Delhi elections: Over 3,000 public complaints of defacement

"To make the entire initiative inclusive, the people have been asked to take pictures of the posters, banners and wall writings and register a complaint at the district election office," Ankur Garg, the chief nodal officer, told IANS.

He said the work of electoral officials at the district level is vital. "They are the ones who need to work at ground zero to tackle the problems," he said.

Manish Verma, senior divisional magistrate (Elections), southwest district, said election officials are also keeping vigil at night, as workers of political parties take advantage of the darkness to put up their posters and graffiti.