New Delhi: Even as INDI alliance leaders, including Rahul Gandhi staked their claim to Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that “it is certain” that his party will form the government once again. "By this win of ours, our voters have showed the mirror to all critics of India," said PM Modi, addressing party workers at BJP headquarters in the national capital. PM Modi also warned that he will be more tough on fighting against corruption, saying that it is an impediments economic growth and recovery.

"After 1962, there was only one government which came back to power after completing two terms," PM Modi stated, highlighting that the INDI parties have been wiped out of Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim Legislative Assemblies.

Thanking Telangana for doubling BJP's numbers, PM Modi reached out to both Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu “for leading NDA to spectacular wins in Bihar and Andhra Pradesh respectively.” Reminding how India transformed from “fragile five” to “top five”.

Expressing confidence of coming back to power, PM Modi made it clear through his speech that it was time to go back to business. The second key message was that PM Modi said that he will not compromise on corruption and will come down heavier than before. PM Modi also made clear that there are bigger decisions in store, be it in geopolitics or in matters of security, as he kept reiterating on strengthening the defence sector further.