BJP Celebrates Historic Delhi Win, Credits Modi’s Blessings

On February 9 in New Delhi, Abhay Verma, the BJP candidate from Laxmi Nagar, attributed his electoral success to the blessings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking to reporters, Verma highlighted that the support from his constituency and the dedicated efforts of BJP workers played a crucial role in his victory, suggesting that the win was a collective achievement—a victory for Modi as well.

In another significant development, the BJP’s landslide victory in the Delhi polls has paved the way for the party to form the government after a long gap of 27 years. Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized this change by declaring the end of a period marked by deceit and broken promises, heralding an era of development and renewed trust in the city.

The election results were emphatic, with Verma winning by a margin of 11,542 votes over his AAP rival, BB Tyagi, securing a total of 65,858 votes compared to Tyagi’s 54,316. Alongside these individual triumphs, key political figures from competing parties, including several AAP leaders and even former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, experienced unexpected setbacks, while the Congress party continued its declining trend.