The AAP leader said though the party was contemplating a “referendum” in the city to know people's views on whether the party should form government again, it has dropped the idea as chances of coming to power are “negligible” in the current situation.
“We have found that the chances of forming the government in Delhi in the current scenario are negligible. So in such a condition there is no point having a referendumm,” he said.
Delhi Congress Chief Spokesperson Mukesh Sharma said Congress will not support AAP at “any cost” to form the government again.
In sort of an U-turn, Kejriwal had yesterday asked Lt Governor Najeeb not to dissolve the assembly anytime soon, saying it will hold public meetings across the city to know whether the party should form the government again.
While quitting, the AAP government on February 14 had recommended immediate dissolution of the assembly to pave way for fresh elections.
