Synopsis
In the wake of the Delhi Assembly elections, AAP's Arvind Kejriwal accepted defeat and congratulated the BJP for their clear majority. He reflected on AAP's contributions over the past decade and assured continued service to the people as an opposition party.Key Takeaways
- Kejriwal concedes defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections.
- He congratulated the BJP on their electoral success.
- AAP's decade of governance focused on education and infrastructure.
- Kejriwal committed to serving the people regardless of party status.
- Acknowledged the hard work of AAP volunteers during the elections.
New Delhi, Feb 8 (NationPress) AAP's national convener Arvind Kejriwal acknowledged his defeat as the election results revealed that the BJP secured a decisive majority in the Delhi Assembly elections. Kejriwal, who was defeated in his New Delhi constituency by BJP’s Parvesh Verma, accepted the verdict graciously and congratulated the winning party, the BJP.
"The election results for Delhi are in, and we humbly accept the people's verdict. The public's decision is of utmost importance, and we respect it wholeheartedly," Kejriwal stated in a video message.
He extended his congratulations to the BJP for their victory and expressed hope that the party would meet the public's expectations. "I offer my sincere congratulations to the BJP on this success. I truly hope that they will fulfill the hopes and aspirations that the people have entrusted to them with this mandate," he added.
Reflecting on AAP's decade-long governance, Kejriwal emphasized his party’s contributions to education, healthcare, water, electricity, and infrastructure. "Over the past ten years, we worked tirelessly to enhance schools, hospitals, and vital services in Delhi. We aimed to provide relief to the populace in every possible manner and improve the city’s infrastructure," he remarked.
While recognizing the electoral loss, Kejriwal assured that AAP would persist in serving the people and adopt a constructive opposition stance. "We do not engage in politics merely for power. We perceive politics as a platform to serve the people. Whether in government or opposition, we will stand by the citizens in their joy and sorrow, assisting them in every way possible," he affirmed.
Kejriwal also commended AAP workers for their commitment and perseverance throughout the election process. "I want to commend all AAP workers who approached this election with tremendous dedication and resolve. They faced numerous challenges yet remained steadfast. I am proud of them," he stated.
As per the latest trends, the BJP leads in 47 out of 70 seats, with AAP trailing at 23 seats.
The results signify a notable shift in Delhi’s political dynamics, with the BJP making significant progress in the capital.
