New Delhi [India], Following accusations by TMC leader Kunal Ghosh that the Congress Party is "supporting" the BJP in West Bengal, Delhi Chief Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj has warned the Congress Party that it needs to form a "Lakshman Rekha" and avoid attacking his own allies. .
The Aam Aadmi Party leader said that if the Congress continues to attack its INDIA bloc partners, it will weaken the alliance.
"Considering the alliance, the Congress needs to think. If they continue to speak against their own allies, it will weaken the entire INDIA alliance. How can we have a say on political issues? How will we confront the central government within the country?" Parliament? Congress should draw a 'Laxman Rekha', especially in those states where Congress is against parties that are part of the INDIA alliance," Bhardwaj told ANI.
This comes after TMC leader Kunal Ghosh attacked the Congress Party accusing it of "disturbing" the TMC in West Bengal and said the party has no organization in the state.
Ghosh lashed out at the Congress and said the party is in a dire situation in West Bengal.
"Congress is in a terrible situation in Bengal. Firstly, Congress has no organisation. Secondly, in Delhi, Congress is playing an anti-BJP role, but in Bengal they are disturbing the TMC and supporting the BJP "The people of Bengal have rejected This thirdly, that the Congress is allied with the CPI(M)," he said.
Notably, this was not the only incident that showed friction within the INDIA block parties.
Earlier, Aam Aadmi Party leader Gopal Rai confirmed that the party will contest the Delhi Assembly elections on its own and not in alliance with the Congress. He pointed out that the two parties had come together only for the Lok Sabha elections.
"This was clear from the first day when the INDIA alliance was formed for the Lok Sabha elections. As far as the Vidhan Sabha is concerned, no alliance has been formed. The AAP will fight the elections with all its strength," he said Rai, Minister of Environment. in the Delhi government, he told ANI.
The AAP and Congress fought together against the Lok Sabha polls. While the AAP contested four of the seven seats, the Congress had fielded three candidates.
However, the two parties drew a blank in the Lok Sabha polls in the national capital with the BJP winning all seven Lok Sabha seats.
The Aam Aadmi Party leader said that if the Congress continues to attack its INDIA bloc partners, it will weaken the alliance.
"Considering the alliance, the Congress needs to think. If they continue to speak against their own allies, it will weaken the entire INDIA alliance. How can we have a say on political issues? How will we confront the central government within the country?" Parliament? Congress should draw a 'Laxman Rekha', especially in those states where Congress is against parties that are part of the INDIA alliance," Bhardwaj told ANI.
This comes after TMC leader Kunal Ghosh attacked the Congress Party accusing it of "disturbing" the TMC in West Bengal and said the party has no organization in the state.
Ghosh lashed out at the Congress and said the party is in a dire situation in West Bengal.
"Congress is in a terrible situation in Bengal. Firstly, Congress has no organisation. Secondly, in Delhi, Congress is playing an anti-BJP role, but in Bengal they are disturbing the TMC and supporting the BJP "The people of Bengal have rejected This thirdly, that the Congress is allied with the CPI(M)," he said.
Notably, this was not the only incident that showed friction within the INDIA block parties.
Earlier, Aam Aadmi Party leader Gopal Rai confirmed that the party will contest the Delhi Assembly elections on its own and not in alliance with the Congress. He pointed out that the two parties had come together only for the Lok Sabha elections.
"This was clear from the first day when the INDIA alliance was formed for the Lok Sabha elections. As far as the Vidhan Sabha is concerned, no alliance has been formed. The AAP will fight the elections with all its strength," he said Rai, Minister of Environment. in the Delhi government, he told ANI.
The AAP and Congress fought together against the Lok Sabha polls. While the AAP contested four of the seven seats, the Congress had fielded three candidates.
However, the two parties drew a blank in the Lok Sabha polls in the national capital with the BJP winning all seven Lok Sabha seats.
