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lok sabha elections 2019: "aap was trying to be over smart", says kapil sibal on failed tie-up in delhi - smart
Aadmi Party (AAP)
Leader Arvind Kejriwal is trying to be "too smart" while trying to form an alliance with Congress, and the election will show "his true position in Delhi," said senior Congressional leader Kapil Sibal.
Former Lok Sabha members from Delhi's Chandni Chowk constituency said it would help Congress and AAP if the alliance was "limited" to Delhi. "But he (Mr Kejriwal)
I'm not interested.
Basically, the whole operation was to expand his base beyond Delhi.
This is a political goal.
We can't be its prey.
The election will show his true position in Delhi . "
"AAP has been trying to be smart," he said.
They want to connect the alliance of other states with the Alliance of Delhi.
"In reply to the inquiry, Mr. Sibar must be able to go before Congress.
With AAP's poll coalition, AAP is ruling Delhi after winning 67 of 70 parliaments in 2015.
Despite differences in Congress, the two parties are still negotiating for a possible coalition.
It is worth noting that the AAP seems more keen than Congress to have the coalition and its leaders and Delhi chief minister Kejriwal attack Congressional President Rahul Gandhi after being unable to unite.
Western bar says Congress is willing to let 4-3 seat-
Sharing the adjustment in Delhi, seven Lok Sabha seats are at stake.
Then they talked about Punjab, Goa.
Then they gave up Goa and Punjab and insisted on Haryana.
They did not exist in Haryana.
Why do we agree with them in Haryana?
Jannayak People's Party).
"It's trying to be smart and trying to be half-smart," the congressional leader said . ".
When asked why he was not on the battlefield, he said, "I have a Rajya Sabha seat for the next three seats --
If I win the Lok Sabha election over the years, then it is very important that Congress will not be able to recover the seats of Rajya Sabha and the number of Rajya Sabha.
He also added, "The second reason is that I have heard many cases in the Supreme Court even today.
So I can't participate in these cases.
If I can't attend, the lawyer will change.
These are all things that are going on.
The third reason for not taking part in the election, he said, is, "I'm going to other states (Campaign).
I went to Gujarat, to Mumbai, and to other places.
So, I have these responsibility.
I can't do that.
So I told them
Leadership of the party
I am ready to fight, but it is up to you to decide.
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