Senior leaders of Aam Admi Party (AAP) Sanjay Singh and Manish Sisodia on Sunday denied of any talk between the national president of Qaumy Ekta Dal (QED) Afzal Ansari and former Delhi Chief MinisterArvind Kejriwal on the matter of support. Both AAP leaders did not make it clear whether the AAP will take support from QED or not leaving option open in this direction.
Having a chat with media persons at Assi here Singh and Sisodia denied that Ansari and Kejriwal had any talk in past on the matter of support to the Delhi CM to stop the BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi who is in election fray from Varanasi parliamentary constituency. Kejriwal is also contesting election from here to take on Modi.
But when both were asked whether the AAP would take support or not if the QED extended its support to Kejriwal to stop the Gujrat Chief Minister, the AAP leaders did not make its stand clear and avoided replying answer leaving the option open in this direction. It may be noteworthy here that Kejriwal had already said that he had no objection to take support of any.
Regarding attack on Kejriwal Singh said that such incidents showed the frustration of the BJP and added that it was fear of Kejriwal that Modi decided to contest election from Vadodara too besides from Varanasi. In case Modi won election both in Varanasi and Vadodara he would prefer the latter and leave the former claimed Singh.
like the other constituencies, there would be separate manifesto for Varanasi in which the local issues would be included such as Ganga, weavers and road. Replying to a query Sisodia said that Kejriwal did not escape from Delhi and if the party would get 36 seats it would run government.Both AAP leaders claimed that Kejriwal would win election by a margin of one lakh votes.