Delhi deadlock: Congress to hold rally against BJP

September 06, 2014 22:23

Hitting out at the BJP over its reported attempt to form the government in the national capital, the Delhi unit of the Congress today said it would launch agitations against the saffron party for its "unconstitutional act".

The Congress is going to organise 'Aakrosh Rally' tomorrow in the northeast area. "The move at the behest of the Union home minister to form a BJP Government in Delhi is unconstitutional," DPCC chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma said.

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