After claiming the twin-win in Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, the BJP  today said it is confident of winning Meghalaya where assembly elections are slated next year. 

"Party workers are already working on the ground to achieve its target "Mission 40", targeting to win 40 seats in the 60-member assembly in the elections scheduled to be held in February-March next year," said BJP national spokesperson Nalin Kohli. 

"The mood of change is already certain in Meghalaya. The people of Meghalaya are looking for a new change and this is obvious with several Congress legislators jumping the ship," Mr Kohli told IANS.

"Politics of development is getting stamp of approval across India under the BJP rule. Why should Meghalaya be excluded from it?" he said.