BJP Candidates Confident of Change in Delhi Assembly Elections
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New Delhi, Jan 4 (NationPress) As the BJP unveiled its first batch of candidates for the forthcoming Delhi Assembly elections, party officials from different constituencies expressed their optimism about securing wins while pointing fingers at the AAP administration. They declared that the residents of Delhi are well aware of the Kejriwal government's shortcomings and are eager to give the BJP an opportunity this time.
In an interview with IANS, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, the BJP candidate, stressed the public's yearning for change in Delhi.
"I am grateful to the BJP leadership and workers for their trust in me. The citizens of Delhi are looking for a transformation. They want the BJP to govern the national capital and wish to see Arvind Kejriwal defeated. His administration has been marred by extensive corruption and has lacked development. Residents are grappling with water shortages and various other challenges. Now, they are ready for a BJP-led government," he stated.
Sirsa also voiced his concerns regarding the conditions in Rajouri Garden, highlighting the poor state of roads and sewage systems. "The situation in Rajouri Garden is alarming. The roads and sewage infrastructure are in dire need of repair," he remarked.
Ashish Sood, a candidate from Janakpuri, also expressed confidence in the BJP's success.
"I appreciate that the BJP has selected me to represent Janakpuri. The situation here is grim; residents are forced to pay for drinking water, and there has been minimal development in the last decade. Our aim is to enhance the quality of life for the people in Janakpuri and ensure their comfort," Sood said.
Satish Upadhayay, contesting from Malviya Nagar, criticized the state of the area, asserting that essential infrastructure was severely lacking.
"I am thankful to the BJP leadership for choosing me. The circumstances in Malviya Nagar are alarming – roads are in disrepair, there is a lack of clean water, and people are compelled to consume contaminated water. Electricity bills are rising, and parks and walking paths are neglected. This year, it is evident that the BJP will prevail, and the Lotus will bloom," he stated.
Upadhayay added that the BJP is diligently working to secure victory in the Delhi Assembly elections.
"Our team is making significant efforts. We plan to engage with every resident of Delhi and reveal the realities of the Assembly. We will liberate Delhi from a government tainted by corruption," he emphasized.
The BJP's first list of 29 candidates includes well-known political figures such as Parvesh Verma, Ramesh Bidhuri, and Manjinder Singh Sirsa. The announcement comes as the election date draws near, with political analysts forecasting a fiercely contested battle.
