Completing her third term as Delhi's chief minister, Sheila Dikshit Wednesday said that it was for the Congress high command to decide if she deserves another five years.
"It is for the party high command to decide. I will abide by it," Dikshit told IANS at the Indian Women Press Corps.
Asked how confident she was about getting a fourth term, Dikshit said: "I am working confidently and it is for the people to elect me.
"I have worked for developing the city in the last 14 years. People will see that and vote for me." Delhi goes to election later this year.
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