"BJP and AAP are like-minded parties who are trying to divide secular forces in Delhi. In their meeting, they were discussing government formation. It was an attempt to throw dust in the eyes of e-rickshaw drivers," Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma said in a statement.
Sharma said that "Kejriwal is hand-in-glove with BJP, which has now been exposed through his today's meeting with Gadkari".
Seeking dissolution of the Delhi Assembly and fresh polls in the state, Sharma asserted that the Congress would make a comeback.
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