Dehradun: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has expressed delight over its strong performance in the civic body elections across Uttarakhand. With the party leading in major municipal corporations and numerous local bodies, BJP state president Mahendra Bhatt called the results a testament to the government’s developmental work and the tireless efforts of party leaders and workers.
Speaking to the media, Bhatt noted that the emerging results reflect overwhelming public support for the BJP. "Our candidates are heading towards decisive victories in nearly all major municipal corporations," he said, adding that BJP candidates are also performing strongly in municipalities and town panchayats. He highlighted the significant number of councilors, ward members, and board members being elected, ensuring the formation of BJP-led boards in most local bodies.
Bhatt extended gratitude to voters for their trust in the BJP’s "double-engine government," emphasizing that the party’s outreach efforts to showcase its achievements and developmental initiatives resonated with the electorate. He attributed the party’s success to its positive campaign, strategic planning, and the excellent track record of delivering results.
Crediting party workers for their relentless efforts, Bhatt congratulated all candidates—victorious and defeated alike—for their dedication. He assured the public that the promises made in the BJP’s manifesto will be fulfilled by its elected representatives. “Our commitment to development and welfare is backed by the guarantees of Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Dhami,” he said.
With final results yet to be declared, Bhatt expressed confidence that the BJP’s victory margin would become even more significant, solidifying its position as the trusted choice of urban voters in Uttarakhand.
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