BJP's spectacular win in the Delhi Assembly polls with a two-thirds majority over AAP, was on expected lines and needn't even require any exit polls to predict its outcome.
People all over the country have welcomed the victory, which now brings to an end 10 years of Arvind kejriwal's overbearing and autocratic manner of functioning and false promises that proved detrimental to the people and earned a bad name for the national capital city.
The liquor policy for instance, was one, framed allegedly for personal gains and kickbacks, which brought loss to the Delhi govt and proved to be the nemesis for Kejriwal and his close aides who landed up in prison.
Even AAP's MP, Swati Malawal when interviewed on a TV channel, did not hesitate in condemning Kejriwal's corrupt practices and the crores of rupees of government money spent on his personal residence, to turn it into a virtual 'Sheesh mahal".
Among the other charges levelled, were poor infrastructure, bad roads, flooded streets and poor drainage, shortage of drinking water, very poor air quality, etc, which brought misery to people's lives and a shame to the national capital.
