"This is an excellent victory and people's mandate for an alternative to Congress and BJP and for a stable government," he told reporters here.
Sarkar, who is also a CPI(M) Politburo member, said, "This verdict is against corporatisation and neo-liberal economy, saffronisation and ignoring the interest of the minorities in the country and against an autocratic trend, which was manifested through issuance of ordinance by the central government by avoiding the Parliament."
He, however, conceded that though his party CPI(M) contested a few seats in the Delhi elections, it failed to register any win due to organisational weakness.