PM Modi says 'backstabbers' can't fool Delhi repeatedly

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday urged the electorate in Delhi to vote for those who would serve them better rather than 'backstabbers'.

Prime Minister Modi alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party ran away from their responsibilities and added that the people of the country gave them a befitting reply in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

"The people you voted to power a year ago back stabbed Delhi, betrayed Delhi," said Prime Minister Modi.

"No one can fool the people repeatedly and be successful," he added.

Prime Minister Modi said that he wants an opportunity to serve every neighbourhood of Delhi.

"I have now come to stay in Delhi because you have called me here. If the people of Delhi hadn't given me seven MPs, would it have been possible for me to come to Delhi," he said while addressing an election rally in Vishwas Nagar here.

"But I am not here to occupy the PM's chair. I am here to serve you," he added.

Prime Minister Modi said these elections are about India's world image.

"You are the voters of Delhi. This election is not limited to who'll be an MLA and who won't; who'll be the chief minister and who won't," said Prime Minister Modi.

"There is no place better than Delhi which serves as India's identity in the world," he added.

Expressing confidence of the BJP's victory in the polls, Prime Minister said Krishna Nagar will this time give a new chief minister to Delhi.

Prime Minister Modi earlier introduced all the candidates for the polls.

The Prime Minister, who is said to be the BJP's trump card, will also be addressing the BJP supporters at Dwarka on February 1, Rohini on February 3 and Ambedkar Nagar on February 4.

The elections for 70-member Delhi Assembly will take place on February 7 while the results will be announced on February 10.