AAP leader claims BJP & Congress voters also want to see AAP in power for next 5 years

After all exit polls indicated a majority for Arvind Kejriwal led Aam mi Party (AAP), Saurabh Bhardwaj of AAP said on Sunday that  voters who earlier used to vote for Congress or BJP want to see AAP in power for next five years. 

"People who were even sitting on Congress table were voting for AAP. I think this time Congress and BJP voters voted for AAP. y also want to see AAP in power for next five years. People have voted for good governance, positive, forward-looking and a modern Delhi," Bhardwaj told ANI.

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Jibe at Delhi BJP Chief

Bhardwaj opined that BJP's 'negative' nda did t work and said: "w, as BJP is scared to see or states slipping out of ir hands, for next two days BJP will prepare trolls showing that people of Delhi are fools and anti-India."

Taking a jibe at Delhi BJP Chief Maj Tiwari, Bhardwaj ded, "I can bet that if you take Maj Tiwari to Bawana and tell him to drive to his house in Lutyens' Delhi, he will take three days but still won't be able to reach his destination. He doesn't kw anything about Delhi."

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On or hand, Tiwari has exuded confidence and opined that all exit polls will fail after election result, with BJP coming to power after winning 48 seats, while Congress leer Subhash Chopra has seconded BJP's sentiments stating that he doesn't believe in exit polls but ded that party will have a majority.

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BJP and AAP did intense poll campaigning ahe of election while Congress was t seen campaigning much. While polls saw a meagre 57% voter turut, exit polls projected AAP to win 48-61 seats defeating BJP which is projected to win only 9-21 seats. Meanwhile, Congress is projected to win 0-1 seat. Ors are projected to win seats. vote counting and election result will be anunced on February 11. term of current 70-seat Assembly, where AAP holds an absolute majority, will expire on February 22.

(With ANI inputs)

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