After hesitating for a considerable length of time, the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have fixed a collision, in Delhi as well as in Haryana, sources told The Quint on Friday, 5 April.

While Delhi has seven Lok Sabha seats, Haryana chooses 10 individuals to the Parliament. Both Delhi and Haryana will go to surveys on 12 May.

This comes two days after Congress President Rahul Gandhi said that his gathering was “open and adaptable” to partnerships broadly, in front of the Lok Sabha races.

Congress Promises Full Statehood to Delhi

The Congress has apparently consented to correct its declaration and guarantee to give full statehood to Delhi, barring the NDMC zones.

Until full statehood turns into a reality, the Congress has concurred that the Delhi Lieutenant Governor will be a chosen government candidate, sources said.

While the seat-sharing recipe is still under exchange for Delhi, the coalition in Punjab is yet to be talked about between the two gatherings.

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