New Delhi - The Indian National Congress (INC) is actively considering a pre-poll alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Haryana for the upcoming Assembly Elections 2024. This move is part of the party's broader strategy to strengthen the India Alliance against the NDA at the national level.
According to sources, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has instructed party leaders to explore the possibility of an alliance with AAP, despite reservations from local leaders. The move is seen as a strategic attempt to weaken the BJP and increase the chances of forming a non-BJP government in Haryana.
While local leaders have expressed concerns about AAP's high seat demands, Rahul Gandhi believes that an alliance could lead to a majority in the state assembly. The party is weighing the pros and cons of such an alliance, considering the potential benefits and drawbacks.
The Congress-AAP alliance could have significant implications for the election outcome in Haryana, with both parties potentially gaining from a combined effort. However, the final decision on the alliance will depend on negotiations and agreement on seat sharing.
The Congress party will continue to engage with AAP leaders to explore the possibility of a mutually beneficial alliance.
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