It was not our duty to form govt: Cong

December 24, 2013 17:39

Maintaining that the Congress government in Delhi in last 15 years changed the face of the city, Janardhan Dwivedi said, "Despite this voters did not accept us... It was not our duty... whether somebody forms the government or not."

The Congress General Secretary, whose voice matters in the party, at the same time said, "Since now a proposal (to support AAP) has already been made, we have to carry on with that as well. Perhaps we will have to find out a middle path."

He parried a question whether Congress could withdraw support to AAP later, saying Congress does not follow an extremist approach.

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