Delhi CM's Name Finalised? Ravi Kishan Says Everyone Will Be Shocked

The Gorakhpur MP congratulated everyone on the BJP's victory in the Delhi assembly elections and thanked all the workers.

Ravi Kishan said the name is opposite to what is being shown on TV and what we think.

Source : PTI

Delhi CM Name: After the historic victory in the Delhi assembly elections, there is suspense from the BJP regarding the name of the Chief Minister. Many names are coming up for the top post but the party is yet to make an announcement. Meanwhile, BJP MP Ravi Kishan told ABP News asked people to not speculate much, saying everyone will be left speechless when the name is revealed.

The Gorakhpur MP congratulated everyone on the BJP's victory in the Delhi assembly elections and thanked all the workers. He said the strength of the party lies in the fact that even a worker and a councillor can become the Chief Minister.

"Even the person sitting in the last chair can become a star overnight. This is the biggest power of BJP and it is a party of workers," Kishan told ABP News. He gave the example of the names of Chief Ministers in Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

Will The Next Delhi CM From Purvanchal?

He said that the name is opposite to what is shown on TV and what we think. On the question of whether the Chief Minister of Delhi will be from the Purvanchal community, the BJP MP said, "Our high command is very intelligent and intellectual. This country will become a developed India and Vishwa Guru in the coming times."

Meanwhile, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal will hold a meeting with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and party MLAs from the state in the national capital on Tuesday to discuss the Delhi assembly polls outcome, party sources said on Monday.

The meeting comes two days after the Aam Aadmi Party's rout in Delhi, where the BJP is set to form the government after a gap of more than 26 years.

While the BJP won 48 seats in the 70-member House, the AAP secured 22, and the Congress drew a blank in the polls held on February 5.

Before the elections, the entire Punjab unit of AAP, including Mann, Cabinet ministers, MPs and MLAs, aggressively campaigned in Delhi for the AAP nominees.