The trigger was a newspper report that BJP would do so as it wanted to convey that Modi would become the Prime Minister next year and deliver a speech from Red Fort.
Modi had earlier delivered a speech in Ambikapur in Chhattisgarh this year with a replica of Red Fort erected behind the stage.
"Red Fort is a national monument and government property which cannot be used by BJP for election campaign directly or indirectly," Secretary of AICC (Legal Department Cell) K C Mittal said in a formal complain to Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath.
BJP believes that Modi's presence in the last leg of the campaign for Delhi polls could better its election prospects. Modi will be addressing a number of rallies in Delhi in next two days.
