Do not want BJP-SAD alliance broken: Vardhan
4 Nov 2013 3:00 AM IST
BJP on Saturday said it was making all efforts to fight the Delhi assembly election unitedly with its ‘natural ally’ - Shromani Akali Dal - to defeat the Congress government and asserted that the party does not want the alliance to break at ‘any cost’.
BJP’s initiative to salvage the alliance came in the backdrop of Delhi unit of Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) announcing to contest 16 seats on its own in the December 4 assembly polls while breaking away from one of its oldest allies.
‘We have been working in close coordination with them and I would never like the alliance to be broken at any cost. This is the view of the party also. Efforts are on and I expect the results to be positive,’ BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Harsh Vardhan said.
The core committee of Delhi unit of SAD (Badal) on 22 October had unanimously passed a resolution on going it alone and sent a letter to the party president Sukhbir Singh Badal to take a call on
the issue.
Describing the SAD (Badal) as a natural ally of the BJP, Vardhan said he was confident that the relationship will continue.
BJP’s initiative to salvage the alliance came in the backdrop of Delhi unit of Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) announcing to contest 16 seats on its own in the December 4 assembly polls while breaking away from one of its oldest allies.
‘We have been working in close coordination with them and I would never like the alliance to be broken at any cost. This is the view of the party also. Efforts are on and I expect the results to be positive,’ BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Harsh Vardhan said.
The core committee of Delhi unit of SAD (Badal) on 22 October had unanimously passed a resolution on going it alone and sent a letter to the party president Sukhbir Singh Badal to take a call on
the issue.
Describing the SAD (Badal) as a natural ally of the BJP, Vardhan said he was confident that the relationship will continue.
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