Public Holiday in India in 2025

Public Holiday in India in 2025
The Red Fort, Delhi. Image via Deposit Photos
  How long until Public Holiday?
There are no upcoming dates for this event
  Dates of Public Holiday in India
2025 Feb 5
DelhiWed, Feb 5Regional Holiday
HaryanaWed, Feb 5Regional Holiday
  Summary

A holiday on the day of the General Election to the Legislative Assembly of NCT Delhi.

  Which regions observe Public Holiday in 2025?
National Holiday Regional Holiday Not a public holiday Govt Holiday

The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, NCT Delhi, has issued a notification regarding the declaration of a holiday on the day of the General Election to the Legislative Assembly of NCT Delhi, which will be held on Wednesday February 5th 2025.

On Sunday February 1st 2025, the Haryana government declared a paid holiday in all public offices, academic institutions, boards and corporations on February 5 for the assembly election in Delhi.

This announcement comes under Section 135B of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, ensuring that employees are provided the opportunity to vote.

Key Details of the Notification:

Election Day: 5th February 2025 (Wednesday).

Legal Holiday: Employees eligible to vote in the General Election to the Legislative Assembly of NCT Delhi will be granted a paid holiday on 5th February 2025.

Notification Purpose: The notification requests that all establishments, factories, and business establishments in Delhi notify their employees about the holiday at least three days before the election day, ensuring that employees entitled to vote can cast their ballots.

Actions to be Taken:

Employers must grant a paid holiday to eligible employees on the day of the election.

The Public Notice published in newspapers and on the department’s website must be shared with the office for record-keeping.

This move ensures that every eligible voter has the opportunity to participate in the election without any hindrance due to work commitments. Employers are urged to comply with this directive to uphold the democratic rights of their employees.


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