High voter turnout enthuses BJP
16 Oct 2014 6:19 AM IST
The high turnout for the assembly elections in Haryana and Maharashtra indicates ‘polling against Congress misrule’, BJP on Wednesday said as it claimed that it would form the government in the two states after winning a decisive mandate from the voters.
‘We claim that these polling trends are in favour of BJP and we will form governments with absolute majority in both Maharashtra and Haryana. This heavy polling is against the Congress misrule and corruption and in favour of BJP's good governance and development and credible leadership,’ BJP general secretary JP Nadda said.
BJP ran a very organised campaign led by prime minister Narendra Modi and it is his credible leadership which has been accepted by the people and got converted into votes, he added.
While Haryana clocked a record 73 per cent turnout during voting today, Maharashtra had seen 54.5 per cent polling till 1700 hours.
‘The polling has been good and that goes in favour of BJP. The feeling of change among people is seen in this heavy turnout,’ Nadda said.
The performance of the Modi government vis-a-vis the economy, international relations and ties with neighbours has led to the emphatic response from the voters in both the states, he added.
Nadda said that BJP ran a ‘very well-organised campaign in these polls’ and thanked party workers for their support in the same.
‘We claim that these polling trends are in favour of BJP and we will form governments with absolute majority in both Maharashtra and Haryana. This heavy polling is against the Congress misrule and corruption and in favour of BJP's good governance and development and credible leadership,’ BJP general secretary JP Nadda said.
BJP ran a very organised campaign led by prime minister Narendra Modi and it is his credible leadership which has been accepted by the people and got converted into votes, he added.
While Haryana clocked a record 73 per cent turnout during voting today, Maharashtra had seen 54.5 per cent polling till 1700 hours.
‘The polling has been good and that goes in favour of BJP. The feeling of change among people is seen in this heavy turnout,’ Nadda said.
The performance of the Modi government vis-a-vis the economy, international relations and ties with neighbours has led to the emphatic response from the voters in both the states, he added.
Nadda said that BJP ran a ‘very well-organised campaign in these polls’ and thanked party workers for their support in the same.
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