Asserting that there would be no anti-incumbency in states where the party is in power, the BJP on Wednesday exuded confidence that it would emerge victorious in four out of five states going to polls, including Delhi.

"Not only would the party return to power in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh by repeating its performance of 2003 assembly polls, it would also wrest power from the Congress in Delhi," BJP's State Election In-charge Venkaiah Naidu said at a press conference in Jaipur.

In Mizoram too, the BJP would make all efforts to be a partner in governance, he said.

Winnability of a candidate, wider acceptability, local touch, and commitment towards the party would be the criteria for distribution of tickets among the nominees, Naidu said indicating that the exercise may begin after Diwali.

"There is no hard criteria for sitting MLA getting the ticket...performance of individual candidate including sitting MLAs would be enough criteria...do not ask us for kiska ticket katega, kyonki hum ticket denge...wait for the first list of candidates after Diwali festival", he said.

The overall performance of the BJP government in the state and issues like rise in terror, spiralling inflation and discrimination with BJP-ruled states are the issues on which the elections will be contested, he said.

Anticipating cracks in the UPA coalition, Naidu said the Congress-led alliance is facing a tough challenge from terrorism, inflation, and terrorist ogranisations like SIMI.

Accusing the UPA of shielding Jamia Nagar terror suspects and indirectly supporting an "anti-national" outfit like SIMI on the one hand, Naidu criticised the Centre for planning to ban a "nationalist organisation" on the other.

"We want that the UPA government should ban the organisation", he said without naming the Bajrang Dal.