PM Modi said, “You will be pained to know that when people were fighting Covid, running around to get medicines and oxygen, their (AAP’s) entire focus was on making Sheesh Mahal."

PM Modi assured that no ongoing welfare scheme will be stopped if BJP comes to power in Delhi. Know details of PM's speech in Rohini.

Leading the charge against AAP is BJP’s top face, PM Narendra Modi. A wildcard advantage for BJP could be the Congress and BSP contesting on all 70 seats and eating into AAP's votes.

While Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated the ‘aapda’ remark, Kejriwal said that these projects in Delhi would not have been inaugurated without AAP’s cooperation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assures the continuation of public welfare schemes if BJP is voted to power in Delhi elections. Modi criticizes AAP for alleged corruption in scheme implementation, emphasizes the need for honest administration,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday assured the people of Delhi that no welfare scheme will be discontinued if the BJP forms the government and made a strong appeal to them to get rid of the Arvind Kejriwal-led party,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday accused the AAP government in Delhi of wasting a decade fighting with the Centre and urged the people of the national capital to give the BJP an opportunity to turn it into a city of the future.

PM Modi underlined the BJP’s focus on good governance and service-driven leadership. He pointed to the party’s success across states like Haryana and Odisha, where people continued to support BJP-led governments.

Delhi: At BJP's Parivartan rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says "I want to appeal to the people of Delhi to give an opportunity to BJP for the bright future of Delhi, It is BJP which can develop Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled significant infrastructure projects in Delhi while urging citizens to elect the BJP for progress. With assembly elections approaching, he criticised the AAP’s decade-long governance,

CM Atishi hails Delhi's ‘transport model’; Congress-BJP spar over new projects; events mark the Centre's infrastructure push ahead of assembly election.