BJP Set to Form Government in Delhi After 27 Years: New CM to Take Oath Post-February 13

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Historic Comeback for BJP
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has made a historic comeback in Delhi, securing 48 seats in the recent assembly elections. This marks their first major victory in the capital after a 27-year gap. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which governed the city for over a decade, managed to win only 22 seats.

Swearing-in Ceremony Expected After PM Modi’s Return
The swearing-in ceremony for Delhi’s new Chief Minister is likely to be held after February 13, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s return from his diplomatic visits to France and the United States from February 10 to 13. BJP leaders are keen on PM Modi’s presence at the significant event.

BJP Begins CM Selection Deliberations
The BJP leadership, including party President JP Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah, have initiated discussions on selecting the new Chief Minister. Meetings with key party members are underway, and state BJP President Virendra Sachdeva is set to meet the victorious MLAs for strategic discussions.

Grand Oath-Taking Ceremony in the Works
Sources indicate that the oath-taking ceremony will be a grand event with NDA leaders and Chief Ministers from NDA-ruled states attending. BJP aims to showcase a strong and united front at the occasion.

Focus on Development Agenda
BJP leaders have pledged to prioritize key development initiatives, including cleaning the Yamuna River and implementing central government schemes more effectively. MP Manoj Tiwari emphasized that the new government would work toward fulfilling PM Modi’s vision for the capital’s development.

Parvesh Verma Emerges as a Key Contender
Speculation is rife regarding the Chief Minister’s post, with Parvesh Verma emerging as a strong contender. Verma achieved a decisive victory against AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency, winning by a margin of 4,089 votes.

BJP’s Journey in Delhi
The BJP last governed Delhi in 1993. Following successive defeats by Congress and later the Aam Aadmi Party, this victory symbolizes a turning point for the party, marking a significant shift in Delhi’s political landscape.