Arvind Kejriwal Rules Out AAP-Congress Alliance for Delhi Elections

The AAP leader reaffirms his party's decision to contest the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections independently, dismissing reports of seat-sharing talks with Congress.

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP's national convenor, reiterated that the party will contest the Delhi Assembly elections without any alliance with Congress.
Reports had suggested a potential seat-sharing agreement between AAP and Congress, with Congress reportedly being offered 15 seats, but Kejriwal has dismissed these claims.
Kejriwal's announcement follows earlier tensions between AAP and Congress after their failed alliance attempts in previous elections, including the Lok Sabha and Haryana polls.
The AAP has already announced 31 candidates for the upcoming elections, emphasizing its readiness to compete independently in Delhi.
The decision comes as the INDIA opposition alliance, which includes both AAP and Congress, plans to challenge alleged EVM manipulation in court following setbacks in other states.