AAP has called on Congress leadership to take action against party leader Ajay Maken for calling Delhi ex-CM Arvind Kejriwal ‘anti-national’.

Taking strong objection to AICC treasurer Ajay Maken’s attack on its leader Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP asked the Congress to take action against him within 24 hours, failing which it would approach parties of the INDIA bloc to seek the ouster of the Congress from the bloc.

A war has erupted between AAP and Congress in Delhi ahead of the Delhi assembly elections. AAP has demanded action against Congress leader Ajay Maken for calling Arvind Kejriwal 'anti-national'. AAP has also threatened to seek Congress' removal from the INDIA bloc if no action is taken.

Plagued by a leadership crisis, the 'united opposition' front — INDIA — is falling apart. The AAP-vs-Congress war is turning more vicious than even the Congress-CPI(M) conflict (in Kerala) or the Congress-TMC conflict (in Bengal).

With row over Ambedkar likely to play out in the polls, what will worry BJP is that its best performance in the 12 SC seats in the Capital was back in 1993, when it last won power in Delhi

There is renewed friction between the AAP and the Congress in Delhi. This comes as Congress, once considered a non-contender in Delhi, re-emerges as a formidable force ahead of the Assembly elections,

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and AAP's Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh said Congress’s main agenda was to help BJP win the elections.

Congress and the Aam Aadmi party (AAP), two major constituents of INDIA bloc, were on a collision course on Thursday with the AAP accusing the grand old party of being hand in glove with the BJP in Delhi ahead of the assembly elections,

What’s worse for the Congress is the fact that a few others like the Trinamool Congress (TMC) could end up agreeing with the AAP.

The AAP launched a scathing attack on the Congress on Thursday, accusing it of colluding with the BJP for the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls to harm the prospects of the Arvind Kejriwal-led party.

Reports said AAP is angered by Congress filing a complaint against Kejriwal, accusing him of "misleading" the public with promises of "non-existent" schemes.