AAP not in permanent marriage with Congress: Arvind Kejriwal

Updated : May 29, 2024 15:59
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that his party's alliance with Congress is not a permanent one. 

In an interview with India Today, Kejriwal said, "The AAP is not in a permanent marriage with Congress. Our aim is to defeat the BJP for now and end the dictatorship and 'goondagardi' of the present regime."

"It is important to save the country. AAP and Congress came together wherever an alliance was needed to defeat the BJP and put up one candidate. The BJP does not have any existence in Punjab," Kejriwal added.

Notably, the two Opposition parties jointly fought the Lok Sabha elections in seven seats of Delhi but are fighting against each other in Punjab.

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