SCOOP: Miffed by Kejriwal's recent comments, Rahul Gandhi informs Delhi Congress of no tie-up with AAP in National Capital

drama concerning a possible alliance between AAP and Congress is only increasing, with sources saying that grand old party is w against tie-up in Delhi following an interview by Arvind Kejriwal, in which he said his party isn't willing to work toger with Rahul Gandhi's party in National Capital.

Republic TV has learnt that a late night meeting was held at residence of Delhi Presh Congress Committee (DPCC) Sheila Dikshit on Saturday. matter discussed pertained to recent comments by AAP conver, who in an interview mentioned that ruling party in National Capital would be open to an alliance with Congress only in Haryana, and t Delhi.

Following remarks by Delhi CM, Rahul Gandhi seems to have me up his mind that re cant be a tie-up between two parties, and he has informed his decision to Delhi Congress unit, sources have told Republic TV.

re has been massive confusion within both camps when it comes to working toger against BJP for upcoming Lok Sabha polls in National Capital. 

While AAP h earlier been in favor of a tie-up, it has, in recent few weeks, party has suggested that two cant work toger. ruling party in Delhi alleged that it h reached out to grand old party, and that it was Congress party which was creating hurdles, despite efforts me by leers from across country, especially NCP chief Shar Pawar.

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As for Congress, re seemed to be an internal dispute over this matter. While leers at national level seemed open to an alliance, DPCC chief Sheila Dikshit and her camp were totally against it.

In order to come to a conclusion, DPCC leerrs h even held a meeting with Rahul Gandhi earlier this week on Monday. It was learnt from that very meeting that Ajay Maken (former DPCC president) and PC Chacko were in favor of joining hands with ruling party in Delhi for upcoming polls, but Dikshit camp opposed it vehemently.