'No permanent marriage with Congress'- Kejriwal's explosive statement before election results
Arvind Kejriwal News / 'No permanent marriage with Congress'- Kejriwal's explosive statement before election results
Arvind Kejriwal News - 'No permanent marriage with Congress'- Kejriwal's explosive statement before election results
Arvind Kejriwal News: Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal has made an explosive statement about an alliance with Congress before the last phase of voting in the Lok Sabha elections. He said that his alliance with Congress is not permanent. He clearly said that we have neither an arranged marriage nor a love marriage with Congress. He said this in an interview to India Today TV.Alliance is not permanentDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the alliance of Aam Aadmi Party with Congress is not permanent. Both the parties have come together to defeat BJP in the Lok Sabha elections. Kejriwal said that a 'big surprise' is going to happen on June 4. The opposition alliance will win the Lok Sabha elections for India.Our goal is to defeat BJPKejriwal said, 'AAP does not have a permanent marriage with Congress. Our goal right now is to defeat BJP and end the dictatorship and hooliganism of the current regime.' He said, 'Saving the country is important. Wherever an alliance was needed to defeat BJP, AAP and Congress together fielded a candidate.' He said that BJP has no existence in Punjab.I will not resign from the post of CMOn the question of resigning from the post of CM, he said that he will not be afraid and there is no question of resigning from the post of CM of Delhi. He said that my going back to jail is not an issue. The future of this country is at stake. They can put me in jail whenever they want, I will not be afraid. BJP wants this, so there is no question of resigning from the post of CM of Delhi.Repeated his claim on YogiArvind Kejriwal reiterated his allegation that if BJP returns to power, PM Modi will soon remove Yogi Adityanath from the post of CM of UP. He said, I stand by my stand that if PM Modi wins again, Yogi Adityanath's future will be in doubt.