We have been asked to vote against AAP in floor test: 4 Cong MLAs
December 27, 2013 10:43
Four Congress MLAs have alleged that some people, who claimed to be representatives of the party high command, asked them to vote against Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party during the floor test in the Delhi Assembly.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has asked Kejriwal to prove majority of his government on the floor of the state assembly by January 3.
The Congress with its eight MLAs has promised support to AAP to form government in Delhi.
Two of the four Congress MLAs, who have alleged they were visited by unknown men at their residences on Wednesday night, have lodged an FIR.
The police are now examining the CCTV footage obtained from outside the houses of these MLAs to establish the identity of the men. Read more
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has asked Kejriwal to prove majority of his government on the floor of the state assembly by January 3.
The Congress with its eight MLAs has promised support to AAP to form government in Delhi.
Two of the four Congress MLAs, who have alleged they were visited by unknown men at their residences on Wednesday night, have lodged an FIR.
The police are now examining the CCTV footage obtained from outside the houses of these MLAs to establish the identity of the men. Read more
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