Delhi Polls 2025: BJP’s Victory Celebration, Former CM Kejriwal posts first video after polls
By Brena Soni & PR team
New Delhi : A huge victory is seen at Delhi Legislative Assembly elections after its majority win in haryana and Maharashtra. BJP (Bhartiya Janta Party) leaders are celebrating their massive victory around their office premises in Mumbai after the delhi polls results.
After this win while celebrating the numbers received at polls former MLA (Maharashtra Legislative Assembly) Atul Shah expressed his views where he said,” It is true that we are coming into power after 27 years but the last 11 years Delhi was full of lies not only that leader Anna Hazare today said that, AAP party was raised against corruption and lokpal bill but leader kejriwal didn’t act on it instead he went after money and liquor scam. Leaders of AAP party weather it is Prashant Bhushan, Yogendra Yadav, Ashutosh and Kumar Vishwas had joined AAP party with good intentions but leader kejriwal didn’t allow them to do all that work due to his dictatorial attitude and people opted for prime minister Modi’s guarantee instead of false promises given by Kejriwal”.
While some leaders raise questions in regards to EVM (Electronic Voting Machine) used at polls on this “I would say people know which party to vote and whom to elect and they just wanted to blame something” Shah further added.
Soon after the trending results seen at the government website for these polls, former Chief Minister of Delhi and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal had posted a video on social media platform ‘X’ where he states,” We accept the results of delhi elections and whatever is people’s decision we accept it with all respect, people’s decision are on our heads. I congratulate BJP for this victory. I hope that the hope and expectations given to them will be fulfilled. We have done a lot of work in these last 10 years for people like education, health, water, electricity and also different aspects of their live to give them a comfort living. Now after the decision of polls we will not only play strong role as opposition leaders but also we will start working as social worker for the people and whatever is needed personally to them we will always be there and we have not come into politics for power. We consider as means through which people can be served through this, happiness and sorrow of the public will also get fulfilled and we will keep on doing this work. I wanted to congratulate all the members of AAP worker as they have worked hard, supported alot during the polls”.
After this Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had also posted on ‘X’ social media platform in regards to polls which states, “We humbly accept the mandate of Delhi. Heartfelt thanks to all congress workers of their state for their dedication and all the voters for their support. This fight for the progress of Delhi and the rights of Delhiiites – against pollution, inflation and corruption will continue”.
Poll results were also celebrated by Mahayuti leaders of Maharashtra over which Krishna Hegde, Spokesperson Shivsena Shinde faction said,”BJP sweeps AAP out , registers huge win. Modi ji’s guarantee works again”.
When it comes to the history of the these elections this year was a ‘change’ seen at Delhi as BJP was not in power after 1998.
To understand this change seen at Delhi polls results we also spoke to some analysts for their views. On this
,”There are multiple factors that led to BJP’s victory in Delhi, but one major factor that led to AAP’s defeat that by doing theatrics and by blaming the BJP and LG, it made the voters of Delhi realise that if they elect them back, work won’t happen. Also the consolidation of Hindu votes helped the BJP win. The BJP put its act together and this helped the party ” says Political Analyst Varun Singh.
When it comes to the results of the polls as of now website of ECI (Election Commission of India) showcases BJP secures 48 seats while AAP has got 22 seats.
The elections of Delhi legislative Assembly was done on February 5 and counting of these votes was scheduled at February 8.
