Bharatiya Janata Party's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi on Thursday urged the people of Delhi to vote so that elections in the national capital don't happen again after a year.
"Today I want to thank every Delhi citizen and volunteers and workers. Now, we will work to return that love. People should vote so that elections don't have to happen again after a year," said Bedi.
The former IPS officer stated that her good work in the past was responsible for the love and respect of the people.
"Today my past comes to meet me, my good work in past is seen in how people treat me with love and respect," she added.
The Delhi polls on Saturday will be a direct fight between the BJP and the AAP after the Congress party, which ruled Delhi for uninterrupted 15 years, recorded its worst performance bagging only eight seats in the December 2013 polls.
The results would be announced on February 10.
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