Shiv Sena president concurs with Anna Hazare's view that BJP's Delhi drubbing is Modi's defeat, not Kiran Bedi's
According to the chief executive officers, the new CM would abandon his 'confrontationist approach' towards corporates
JD-U leader Nitish Kumar and Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee lavished praise on Arvind Kejriwal for pulling off a massive victory in Delhi
The Delhi Assembly lacks the powers to make laws relating to police, public order and land
BJP's alliance partners are likely to exert more pressure on the lead party in the aftermath of its defeat in Delhi
The AAP leader successfully resurrected his political fortunes by making key changes to his approach to voters
AAP vows to provide free 20,000 litres a month to all households in Delhi, and this time it plans to extend the benefits to group housing societies along with abolishing a yearly rise in the water rat
A consolidation of anti-BJP votes transforms the narrative
Under the heightened security cover, armed guards will be kept at his residence and visitors will have to pass through Door Framed Metal Detector
President Pranab Mukherjee's daughter Sharmistha Mukherjee also lost her deposit from the prestigious Greater Kailash seat
On AAP's resounding victory, he said the youngest party deserves the heartiest congratulations and best wishes from every citizen of the country
He also said that Kejriwal's resigning as CM in 2014 showed that they were ready to sacrifice chairs for causes
AAP's sweeping win left much-bigger Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress in the dust, with the latter failing to win even one seat
Facing an AAP whitewash, all three leaders need to re-examine their approaches to politics and elections
The results of Delhi assembly elections are an indication of the people's dislike for caste and divisive politics, says AAP's spokesman
Party official Tom Vadakkan said that Maken's resignation is subject to approval from the party high command (party president Sonia Gandhi)
Denying that the election result was a referendum on Modi government, she said the PM was not the CM candidate
Kejriwal is currently protected by 12 police personnel, including an escort vehicle of the UP Police
The party, which has been trying hard to maintain its national party status, managed to win below 1,000 votes in most of the constituencies