Modi-Shah begin victory celebrations at BJP HQ

December 18, 2017 18:31

PM Narendra Modi, BJP President Amit Shah, Arun Jaitley and other senior leaders of the party's parliamentary board at the headquarters in New Delhi. Amit Shah and other leaders felicitate the PM at the BJP HQ in Delhi as party celebrates Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh win.

Amit Shah begins his speech saying the chant of Bharat mata ki Jai should be heard from the mountains of Himachal to the beaches of Gujarat. Thanking people of Gujarat and Himachal, Shah says that the BJP has governments in 19 states. The BJP has won despite caste politics and the slurs and the unfortunate words used on the PM in Gujarat, Shah says. He says the BJP has not lost any poll in Gujarat since 1990. "We have got full majority in Gujart. The win shows the trust people have in the BJP," he says.

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