Congratulating the Arvind Kejriwal-headed AAP for its win in the Delhi Assembly polls, Sayeed said the elections have asserted India's diversity and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take the lead in disciplining "divisive elements".
"If there ever was a need for course correction for BJP the voters of Delhi have brought it home to them loud and clear," he said in a statement.
On AAP's resounding victory, he said the youngest party deserves the heartiest congratulations and best wishes from every citizen of the country.
The Mufti said BJP which has emerged as the most prominent force in the country in the last general elections needs to introspect and absorb the message from Delhi electorate with sublimity.
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"While it was heartening to see the people belonging to different sections of the society closing their ranks to give democracy a push, the BJP would do well to rein in the elements that had started feeling free to indulge in a divisive language and actions," he said.
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi must take lead in disciplining these elements who had started conveying a different idea of India so that the country forges ahead along its ethos of tolerance, diversity and communal harmony," said Mufti.
BJP and PDP are in talks over formation of a coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir.
He said AAP has truly touched the right chord among various sections of people living in the metropolitan culture of Delhi, and in a way its resounding success indicates the real aspiration of the people who want to live life of dignity away from discord and disruption.