File photo of senior BJP leader Vijay Goel.
Claiming that the people have lost faith in the Aam Aadmi Party due to "its own problems", BJP's Delhi unit chief Vijay Goel today said his party was likely to win all seven Lok Sabha seats in the national capital.
The AAP, since it formed the government in Delhi around a month ago, has suffered a number of disputes and none of the promises made in its manifesto could be implemented so far, said Mr Goel who was in Jaipur after being selected as a party nominee for the February 7 Rajya Sabha polls from Rajasthan.
"There is a difference between 'kathani and karni'... AAP has done so before and after assembly polls and formation of the government with outside support of Congress. Public's faith in AAP is now broken. It is facing various problems," Mr Goel told reporters after a meeting with Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje.
The former union minister said BJP would have a mission to win all 25 Lok Sabha seats in Rajasthan in the 2014 elections, and 272 seats at the national level, and added Narendra Modi would be the Prime Minister and eradicate corruption, and control prices of essential commodities.