Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) once again rued out the possibilities of giving support to BJP.Party leader Arvind Kejriwal Tuesday refused to extend support to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to form a government in Delhi.AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday ruled out giving any support to BJP to form a government in Delhi and termed as personal comments in this regard by party leader Prashant Bhushan.“There is no question of supporting BJP.What Prashant said yesterday was his personal opinion,” he tweeted this morning shortly after a meeting of his party leaders which decided not to take or give support to Congress or BJP.Bhushan had last night told a TV channel that AAP may consider supporting BJP if the party gives AAP in writing that it will pass the Jan Lokpal Bill.The noted lawyer himself clarified today that what he had said last night was in a rhetorical context.“Neither we will take support nor give support to form a government.There is no question of doing that,” Kejriwal told the media after AAP leaders met here.Asked about government formation, Kejriwal said as the single largest party, BJP should form the government and take support from Congress.“BJP has been given the mandate.It is the single largest party.
So it should try and form the government taking support of Congress,” he said.No party has won a majority in the 70-member Delhi assembly.
The BJP is the single largest group with 31 seats.The AAP won 28 seats
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