Foreign media only sees Modi's defeat in Kejriwal's landslide win

February 11, 2015 09:38

He campaigned like a local leader, handpicked his own chief ministerial candidate for Delhi and made it a personal referendum on his leadership.

Yet Prime Minister Narendra Modi could not halt the Aam Aadmi Party juggernaut in the assembly polls and in the process, lost his first election since his winning streak began with the Gujarat Assembly polls in 2002.

That was how most foreign news organisations chose to report AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's landslide win in the national capital on Tuesday.

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