Celebrations erupt at Delhi BJP office on party’s big win in assembly polls
Celebrations erupted at the Delhi BJP headquarters on Saturday in the wake of the saffron party's historic victory in the assembly elections.
Celebrations erupted at the Delhi BJP headquarters on Saturday in the wake of the saffron party's historic victory in the assembly elections.
Crediting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership for the BJP's remarkable victory in a triangular electoral battle in the Delhi Assembly polls after a hiatus of 27 years, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said the ''reign of lies'' has ended in Delhi and this is the beginning of a new era of development and trust in Delhi.
As voting for the high stake Delhi assembly polls concluded on Wednesday, city voters expressed a strong desire for change, hoping for a fresh leadership approach, while many reaffirmed their trust in the incumbent government.
BJP National President JP Nadda, accompanied by party's Delhi President Virendra Sachdeva and Union Minister Harsh Malhotra visited the Delhi BJP office on Wednesday amid voting for Delhi’s 70 Assembly seats.
With campaigning for the Delhi Assembly elections coming to an end on Monday, security measures have been significantly intensified across the national capital.
The Opposition will have to be prepared for many more 'meltdowns' in the wake of the drubbing they received in the recent Assembly elections, said Modi.
The PM said the country now does not want to wait long for its goal of development. In every section of society, there is a sentiment that India needs to move forward.
This is Raje's fifth consecutive victory on this seat. In the 2018 assembly polls, she had won this seat by defeating Congress candidate Manvendra Singh by a margin of 34,980 votes.
Loss of the three states in the heartland will greatly worry the Congress, it means there are no takers here for the Congress' electoral volley 'Caste Census'.
With 21 seats needed for a majority, the exit polls do not signal a clear victory for any one of the parties in the state.
