"BJP will never lose again!" How Pakistan, US, world media reacted to Delhi's saffron surge after 27 yrs.

After 27 years, the BJP's historic victory in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections has garnered international media attention and marked a change in the political landscape of the city.

Results of the 2025 Delhi Election: There has been much discussion over the Delhi Election Results 2025, ranging from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "salute" to Delhi for the BJP's historic victory in the city to activist Anna Hazare's criticism of Arvind Kejriwal.

Global media has also taken notice of the BJP's resounding victory in the 2025 Delhi assembly election, with many publications viewing it as a significant political shift in India's capital after 27 years.

"The BJP will always win."
It seems as though the BJP will never lose another election. Nivedita Menon, a political professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, was quoted by Al Jazeera as saying, "They have the system sewn up tight."

The BJP easily passed the halfway point required to establish a government in the union territory after winning 48 of the 70 assembly seats in Delhi.

Rasheed Kidwai, a different political analyst, told the outlet that the outcome is noteworthy "because this victory is a story of BJP's micromanagement in constituencies." and claims that they are unparalleled.

What the media in Pakistan stated
In its coverage of the Delhi election results, Pakistan's Geo TV noted that the BJP's triumph "is a symbolic and strategically important victory."

The response of the US media
News organization Reuters highlighted how the BJP's campaign focused on infrastructure, governance, and law and order, calling the election result a "landmark win" for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.

The triumph highlights the party's increasing popularity in metropolitan areas, especially among middle-class voters who previously backed the AAP, according to the Reuters article.

The statements made by UK media outlets
The BBC, a UK media organization, described the election as a contest of prestige between the AAP and the BJP.

According to the BBC, the BJP views gaining Delhi as more than just an election victory; it's a major turning point that would provide them a much-needed foothold in the nation's capital after they haven't held the reins since 1998.