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Will battle alone in Delhi without AAP: Congress

Will fight alone in Delhi without AAP: Congress

The Congress on Friday reported that it will battle the Lok Sabha surveys in Delhi alone however kept up that it is as yet ready to have a collision with the Aam Aadmi Party gave that the tie-up is confined just to the national capital.

Congress’ in-control for Delhi P C Chacko said Congress will go alone in Delhi since AAP has taken an “unreasonable stand”.

He However stated, “We are as yet prepared (for collision) if AAP is eager to have a partnership in Delhi alone. We need to battle the BJP together.”

“We are constrained to go without anyone else as AAP is backpedaling on its stand,” Chacko told columnists.

The AAP had on Wednesday dismissed the idea of the excellent old gathering for a tie-up in Delhi.

Every one of the courses of union with the Congress has been shut, AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh had said.

The Congress was enthusiastic for a tie-up with the AAP in Delhi.

The AAP, thus, needed such a union to stretch out to Haryana and Punjab also.

The discussions between the opposite sides crashed after they neglected to achieve an understanding of seat-partaking in Delhi and Haryana.






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