If we go by the statement of Rahul Gandhi,as given in the election meeting at Mangolpuri in northwest Delhi, it can be safely assumed that the assembly election in Delhi will be two cornered, not three cornered as anticipated earlier.
As reported, the Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday pulled out all stops to project Congress as the aam admi party, that cares for the poor and pitched development in chief minister Sheila Dikshit's 15-year tenure as its electoral trump card.
The Congress vice president and Amethi MP did not refer to BJP or Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi's jibes at him nor did he speak once of the Aam Aadmi Party except in an oblique reference while asserting that the Congress is the true representative party of Aam Aadmi (common man). Neither did he opt for personal reminiscences this time around.
Those few thousands, who turned up at the rally in Mangolpuri in northwest Delhi, offered a sporadic response. The clapping, sloganeering and waving that took place every now and then were led by the Congress party workers keeping watch.
INDIA HONEST has been viewing regular accusations from one another of the supporters of two parties ,while the BJP supporters are accusing that Aam party is a stand by for Congress to divide the opposition votes, and the Aam supporters vehemently denying this.
But is it a casual slip of tongue-acceptance of allegation against Aam party or an intentionally created confusion about Aam party to win their votes in Congress favour ? Aam desperately needs a clarification.