“We are battle ready. We are prepared for election even after one week. This time BJP will gain decisive mandate,” he said while attacking AAP for running away from the government.
The Arvind Kejriwal government had resigned on February 14 after suffering a defeat in the assembly on the Jan Lokpal Bill.
Thanking people of Delhi for “whole-heartedly” supporting BJP in the Lok Sabha polls, Vardhan said the AAP could not win a single seat as it was “exposed” during its 49-day rule.
“People rejected both AAP and Congress. They supported us as we have a positive agenda,” he said.
Asked whether he will remain party's Chief Ministerial candidate in case of fresh election, Vardhan said the party leadership will take the final decision.