"...the biggest reason that we won and the 'AAP-da' that was imposed on Delhi, the kind of corruption, the kind of false promises, the kind of fights they had every day, there was no name for development. People wanted to change this and our lakhs of workers were working hard for months,"
As the current trends show, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is poised to get a majority in the Delhi assembly elections. Businessman Robert Vadra stated that the outcome is a result of AAP's performance.
With the BJP leading on 42 seats, Kishan predicts this number will rise to 50. He congratulated the people of Delhi for choosing a "good future" and thanked the Purvanchal and Bhojpuri communities for supporting PM Modi.
As the Bharatiya Janata Party is poised to sweep Delhi Assembly elections as per the trends, Union Minister Harsh Malhotra on Saturday exuded confidence in the party's win and said that BJP will form a government with an absolute majority.
"I thank the people of Delhi for listening to PM Modi's appeal... Kejriwal has collapsed in all models... It is confirmed that Kejriwal will go to Tihar. He wanted to be the CM but he is not even going to be an MLA anymore," said Chandolia, commenting on the shift in Delhi's political dynami
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the National Capital Region should have a government which serves the cause of the people, as early trends show BJP returning after 27 years.
"As of now, it seems that they (BJP) will form the govt... We raised the issues but I think people thought that we are not going to form the govt - we accept the decision of the people," said Dikshit in a statement, reflecting a sombre acceptance of the apparent outcome.
Visuals showed BJP workers celebrating outside party's office in New Delhi as poll trends pojected an apparent win for the Bharatiya Janata Party, which will mark a return of the party to power in the national capital after a span of 27 years.
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav expresses satisfaction with Delhi election results, credits PM Modi's leadership for the country's progress, and promises continued development under his guidance.
As the current trends show Bharatiya Janata Party poised to get majority in Delhi assembly elections, social activist Anna Hazare criticised Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party for their alleged involvement in controversies surrounding liquor and money.
Speaking to ANI, Praveen Shankar Kapoor said, "I have faith in the Delhites and their decision of change, have faith in feedback of my party workers and the national and state leadership especially under Virendraa Sachdeva. I believe this election is an election of change and BJP is going