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Post-ABVP victory, BJP leaders hopeful of Modi's win
The students party is now pinning their hopes on Modi for the Assembly polls, whom they had looked up to as their role model.
They had used his pictures on their campaign posters and were declared winners just a day after Modi was appointed the PM candidate for the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
"Modi has been able to associate with the youth. When he came to Shri Ram College of Commerce, the crowd was unprecedented. ABVP based their election campaign on Modi," Delhi BJP chief Goel said.
He
added
that
the
students
are
voters
too
and
if
they
have
voted
for
Modi,
they
will
surely
vote
for
the
BJP
in
the
elections.
Senior
leader
and
BJP
MLA
Harsh
Vardhan
said
that
the
city
was
frustrated
with
the
CM's
comments
on
several
issues
including
the
safety
of
women
and
unemployment.
"In Delhi, once students pass out of college. They don't get jobs. Even after scoring 90 percent, school students don't get admission in colleges. Modi's apprearance on the political centrestage has given the party a systematic turn," he said.
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