BJP working towards Congress free India, says party President
Posted December 23rd, 2014, 03:49 PM IST

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party has taken an unassailable lead in the Jharkhand Assembly but is losing to Mufti Sayeed’s People’s Democratic Party in Jammu and Kashmir.
Thanking voters in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand, BJP President Amit Shah congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for party's victory.
BJP supports democracy, we will definitely want the popular leaders to form the government.
I am sure that BJP will form a government with absolute majority in Bihar also.
The results match my expectations.
We are now closer to achieving a Congress-free India.
It is sad that Arjun Munda has lost, but he remains one of our main leaders.
For the first time since Jharkhand has been formed, people of the state have given complete majority for a single party.
We are open for alliances with all parties. We are not opposed to anybody.
We have the highest vote share in J&K.
Year 2014 is the year of unprecedented success for BJP, I thank the people of Jharkhand and J&K.
Congress is at No. 3 or No. 4. Our campaign for Congress-free India is marching ahead.
We have achieved the heights of victory in all elections after the Lok Sabha polls.
Want to congratulate Prime Minister Modi from the bottom of my heart. Modiji led the campaign in both states.
Thank the people of J&K and Jharkhand, says BJP President Amit Shah.
Though the BJP put up a good fight, its best in the state so far, its gains were mainly in the Jammu region. The party could not make a dent in the Valley where PDP is the clear winner. It is now obvious the PDP is in a position to choose its coalition partner to form the J-K government.
The National Conference and the Congress have been the major losers. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was defeated in the Sonawar Assembly constituency but won from Beerwah.
In Jharkhand, the BJP alliance is well on course to form the government. Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh had said earlier the party would forms governments in both states.
Thanking voters in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand, BJP President Amit Shah congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for party's victory.
BJP supports democracy, we will definitely want the popular leaders to form the government.
I am sure that BJP will form a government with absolute majority in Bihar also.
The results match my expectations.
We are now closer to achieving a Congress-free India.
It is sad that Arjun Munda has lost, but he remains one of our main leaders.
For the first time since Jharkhand has been formed, people of the state have given complete majority for a single party.
We are open for alliances with all parties. We are not opposed to anybody.
We have the highest vote share in J&K.
Year 2014 is the year of unprecedented success for BJP, I thank the people of Jharkhand and J&K.
Congress is at No. 3 or No. 4. Our campaign for Congress-free India is marching ahead.
We have achieved the heights of victory in all elections after the Lok Sabha polls.
Want to congratulate Prime Minister Modi from the bottom of my heart. Modiji led the campaign in both states.
Thank the people of J&K and Jharkhand, says BJP President Amit Shah.
Though the BJP put up a good fight, its best in the state so far, its gains were mainly in the Jammu region. The party could not make a dent in the Valley where PDP is the clear winner. It is now obvious the PDP is in a position to choose its coalition partner to form the J-K government.
The National Conference and the Congress have been the major losers. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was defeated in the Sonawar Assembly constituency but won from Beerwah.
In Jharkhand, the BJP alliance is well on course to form the government. Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh had said earlier the party would forms governments in both states.
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