Delhi Elections: Modi Hails Victory as Triumph of Development and Good Governance, Kejriwal Respects Peoples Mandate

Following a sweeping majority in the Delhi Assembly elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders expressed their gratitude to the people of the state. Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the BJP and expressed hope that it would live up to public expectations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his response on X (Twitter), wrote: "People’s power is supreme! Development has won, good governance has won. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all my brothers and sisters in Delhi for giving @BJP4India a historic victory! Your immense blessings and love mean a lot. We guarantee that no stone will be left unturned in ensuring the all-round development of Delhi and improving the lives of its people. At the same time, we will make sure that Delhi plays a crucial role in building a developed India. I am extremely proud of all @BJP4India workers who worked tirelessly for this massive mandate. Now, we will dedicate ourselves even more strongly to serving the people of Delhi.”

Amit Shah: ‘Modi in Delhi’s Heart’
Union Home Minister Amit Shah also took to social media, writing: "Modi is in Delhi’s heart… The people of Delhi have demolished the ‘glass palace’ of lies, deception, and corruption, freeing the city from ‘AAP-disaster.’ This election has taught a lesson to those who break promises, setting an example for the entire nation. This marks the beginning of a new era of development and trust in Delhi."

Kejriwal Accepts Defeat with Humility, Vows to Serve as Constructive Opposition
In a statement, Kejriwal said, “We humbly accept the people’s verdict.” He thanked the BJP and expressed hope that it would meet public expectations.

Reflecting on AAP’s 10-year tenure, he stated, “We were given a chance by the people over the past decade. We worked extensively in education, healthcare, water, electricity, and infrastructure to improve their lives. We tried our best to bring relief to the people.”

Acknowledging the defeat, he asserted, “We will not only play the role of a constructive opposition but also continue to serve society. We entered politics not for power but as a medium to serve people and stand by them in their joys and sorrows.”