Delhi Polls: Javadekar exudes confidence in BJP's victory; stresses on need of stable govt

As National Capital gears up to vote in assembly elections, Union Minister Prakash Javekar exuded confidence in victory of BJP, asserting faith in Delhiites.  term of current 70-seat Assembly, where AAP holds an absolute majority, will expire on February 22. results of elections will be declared on February 11.

Speaking to ANI, Javekar highlighted need for consensus with Central government and furr stressed on need for a stable government in Delhi. 

"I have full faith that govt will change and Delhiites will choose BJP. re is a need for consensus with Central govt. Delhiites need stable govt, all ir issues will be solved by BJP only and response we got under Amit Shah, reaffirms our belief that we will get 45 + seats."

In preparation for its 1.47 crore voters - 81.05 lakh male voters and 66.8 lakh female voters, Election Commission of India (EC) has set up 13,000 polling stations and deployed 90,000 officials to ensure smooth polling. 

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Gautam Gambhir appeals participation in 'Biggest Festival of Democracy'

Ahe of voting in National Capital,  BJP leer and former cricketer Gautam Gambhir on Saturday appealed Delhiites to exercise ir right to vote. While BJP is eyeing to form government with its campaign around Shaheen Bagh and drawbacks of CM Arvind Kejriwal, ruling Aam Ami Party (AAP) is eyeing a comeback through by beating ir own record of 67.

Taking to his Twitter, cricketer-turned-politician specifically urged youth and first time voters to participate in 'biggest festival of democracy'.  

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