Assam Election Results 2016: PM Modi assures BJP will do everything possible to fulfil dreams of people

Assam Election Results 2016: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today termed the BJP’s victory in Assam as “historic” and “phenomenal” and said the party will do everything possible to fulfil the dreams and aspirations of the people of the state and take its development journey to new heights. He also lauded the efforts of BJP workers in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, saying they put up a “spirited performance”.

“Across India, people are placing their faith in BJP and see it as the party that can usher in all-round and inclusive development,” Modi said. As poll results trickled in showing a big victory for BJP in Assam, Modi tweeted, “Heartiest congratulations to Assam BJP Karyakartas & leaders for the exceptional win. This win is historic by all standards. Phenomenal!” (Also Read: Assembly Election Results 2016 LIVE: Jayalalithaa, Mamata set to retain power, BJP takes Assam)

He said he spoke to Sarbanand Sonwal, the BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate, and congratulated him for the performance of the party and the efforts through the campaign. “BJP will do everything possible to fulfil dreams & aspirations of the people of Assam & take the state’s development journey to new heights,” the Prime Minister said.

“I thank the people of Assam, WB, TN, Puducherry & Kerala for their support & assure them we will always work hard & serve them,” he said in another tweet.(Also Read: People rejected smear campaigns, voted fearlessly: Mamata Banerjee)

Lauding the efforts of BJP workers in West Bengal for putting up a “spirited performance”, he said they will continue to raise people’s issues there. “In Kerala, the persistence of the party has paid off today & we will become an even stronger voice of the people,” Modi said.(Also Read: Assembly Election Results 2016: Jayalalithaa remains Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu)

“I salute all those who built the BJP in Kerala, brick by brick, decade after decade. It is due to them that we are seeing this day,” he added.