From nine states in 2009, the saffron party has now formed government in 19 states, senior BJP leader Rajiv Pratap Rudy told journalists here.
"We are going to add more states to that list it will start from Meghalaya, Tripura, Karnataka and Nagaland," Rudy said.
Meghalaya is set to go to polls on February 27 and the results will be announced on March 3.
The BJP has fielded candidates in 47 of the 60 seats in Meghalaya, while its ally at the Centre, the National Peoples' Party (NPP), is contesting alone in 53 seats.
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"We don't believe in fractured mandate. Do not get surprised by my confidence, I have been handling elections for last 30 years. We are confident of forming government in Meghalaya," he said.
The former Union minister also promised "the best of infrastructure" in the state, once its party comes to power.
"When it (BJP) forms the government, it will take all stakeholders on board and seek a consensus to find an outright solution (to the various contentious issues in the state)," he said.
Taking a dig at the ruling Congress, Rudy said he was "shocked" to see the party deviating from its agenda of development and trying to play the "secularism card" to garner votes.
The BJP has always been "sensitive" towards the needs of the people in different parts of the North East, BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli said.
"In fact we have always raised questions over the change in demographic profile of states like Assam and Tripura, where the influx of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh is on the rise," he noted.
The BJP will do everything to protect the identity of indigenous tribes in the North East, Kohli added.
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