BJP claims to emerge victorious in MCD polls

The Chairman of the BJP Election Campaign Committee Prof. Vijay Kumar Malhotra today said that the workers of all the 141 mandals and 16 districts of the party had come together in the election field for ensuring the victory of the party candidates.

Prof. Malhotra and the BJP Delhi Pradesh President Dr Harsh Vardhan were addressing the press at the BJP Headquarters here. Prof. Malhotra said that now the people of Delhi had to decide that if they wanted to end corruption from the Capital then the Congress would have to be defeated. “If the shortage of water and power is to be solved then the Congress must be defeated. If we have to end terrorism then the Congress Government must be dislodged. If Afzal is to be hanged then the Congress Government should be dislodged. If we have to free Delhi from sealing and demolition then we must defeat the Congress,” he said.

Prof. Malhotra said that the Congress was completely divided. He called upon all the workers to give the benefit of their distinct talents to the BJP in the MCD elections so that the people of Delhi may get rid of the Congress misrule.

Dr Harsh Vardhan said that there was an anti-Congress wind blowing in Delhi. “The picture of the Congress atrocities, corruption, exploitation, dictatorship and misrule is so much haunting the minds of every citizens of Delhi that they want to get rid of Congress even before the elections,” he alleged.

The BJP Pradesh President said that during the last five years the “atrocities” of the Congress on the people of Delhi were more than the atrocities of the Mughals and the British. “The Government which was elected for the welfare and for providing livelihood to the people of Delhi has deprived lakhs of people of Delhi of their livelihood. Houses of thousands of people have been demolished. Every department of Delhi Government and the MCD is bent upon exploiting the public. The price rise had crossed all limits,” he alleged. He urged the party workers to stand united and defeat the Congress in the MCD polls.