New Delhi: BJP today made clear its reluctance to form government in Delhi saying it did not have the numbers and that it is ready to face elections.
Harsh Vardhan, BJP's chief ministerial candidate in the assembly polls, was today formally elected as the leader of the legislature party at the first meeting of 31 party MLAs and one SAD legislator at Delhi BJP office.
“It is a sad situation for us and residents of Delhi, but due to present technicalities, government cannot be formed with a fractured mandate. We don't have enough numbers to form a stable government and we are ready to fight the election once again, if such a situation arises,” Vardhan told reporters after the meeting.
“We have emerged as the single largest party in assembly polls, but lack a few seats (for majority). We are neither eager nor even trying to form government by any immoral means.
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