Amid claims and counterclaims about a possible alliance between the AAP and the Congress for the 2019 general elections in Delhi, the BJP unit here said today that it was undeterred by such a move.
Reports of the Congress-AAP alliance neither "surprises us nor distracts us," Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari said.
"The tweets of leaders of the two parties in this context are a game plan towards creating a political atmosphere for a coalition. It will be an immoral coalition with a motive to mislead the people of Delhi."
"AAP came into power by campaigning against corruption of Congress, Manmohan Singh and Sheila governments. It is ironic that the party which came to power in Delhi on the wave of anti-corruption movement today finds a ray of hope for its future in the corrupt Congress."
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