BJP looks at slightly stronger voice in Delhi assembly With 8 members

The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will have a slightly stronger voice than before in the Delhi assembly after winning eight of the total 70 seats, up from just three in the 2015 state elections.

Vijender Gupta, who was the leader of the opposition in the last Assembly, said that the Opposition would be able to raise key issues in an effective manner in the assembly with its greater strength.

“Now our strength has grown from three to eight in the House. Though it is less but still our voice will become stronger in the House and we will be able to corner the government on key issues such as pollution, dirty water supply, lack of buses among others in the upcoming session of the Delhi Assembly,” Gupta said.