New Delhi: In a historic political shift, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that BJP rules Delhi-NCR first time since independence. The statement came after BJP’s landslide victory in the Delhi Assembly elections, marking the party’s return to power in the capital after 27 years. The win completes BJP’s dominance across Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan—making this a politically defining moment for the region.
Addressing party workers and supporters, PM Modi celebrated the achievement, emphasizing how BJP’s leadership has earned the trust of voters across the National Capital Region. “For the first time since independence, BJP rules Delhi-NCR entirely. This victory is a testament to the faith people have in our governance and our vision for the future,” he said. The results have further solidified BJP’s stronghold in North India, where the party has consistently expanded its influence over the years.
BJP-led governments are already in power in Haryana under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, in Uttar Pradesh under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and in Rajasthan under Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma. With the latest victory in Delhi, BJP has now established full control over the entire Delhi-NCR region. This development is expected to have significant political implications, particularly for governance coordination, infrastructure development, and regional policy-making.
Political analysts believe BJP’s win in Delhi marks the completion of its long-term strategy to consolidate power in key urban and semi-urban centers. The victory is being seen as a direct endorsement of Modi’s leadership, as well as the party’s focus on development, law and order, and economic progress. With BJP ruling Delhi-NCR for the first time, expectations are high for improved governance across the region, including better connectivity, investment, and urban planning initiatives.
The opposition, particularly the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress, now faces a major setback. Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP, which had dominated Delhi politics for nearly a decade, suffered a massive defeat in the elections, raising questions about its future in the national capital. Meanwhile, Congress, which once held sway over Delhi, continues to struggle in its bid to regain relevance in the city’s political landscape.
With BJP ruling Delhi-NCR for the first time, PM Modi and the party leadership are expected to push forward with ambitious plans for infrastructure, economic reforms, and administrative efficiency in the region. The integration of governance across NCR states is likely to lead to streamlined policies and better coordination between state governments, benefiting millions of residents.
As BJP celebrates its historic win, the party’s focus now shifts to delivering on the promises that secured its overwhelming mandate. With PM Modi at the helm, BJP’s governance model in Delhi-NCR will be closely watched, as the region embarks on a new political era under unified leadership.
