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AAP-Congress alliance is not possible: Sanjay Singh

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A day before the general election, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday said that Congress-AAP alliance is not possible.

The party also questioned the Congress’ logic of demanding three seats in New Delhi to forge an alliance with the party in the national capital. It has also rejected the offer for alliances in Haryana and Punjab.

“In Punjab, we have four MPs and 20 MLAs. Congress doesn’t want to share seats there. The same situation is in Haryana, Goa, and Chandigarh,” news agency ANI quoted Sanjay Singh as saying.

While asserting that the AAP-Congress alliance is not possible in the national capital, he said, “In Delhi, where Congress doesn’t have any MLA or MP, they’re demanding three seats.”

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The AAP leader also accused the Congress of tacitly trying to help the BJP by not allying with the AAP. “We have closed all doors. Congress is not in favour of the alliance. It seems they want to benefit BJP,” he said.

Delhi Congress chief Sheila Dikshit had last week rejected all talks about an alliance between her party and the AAP in Delhi.
All seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi will go to polls in a single phase on May 12. The results will be announced on May 23.

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