BJP in do-or-die mode, tells cadre to step up attack on AAP

February 05, 2015 12:51

On the last day of campaigning for Delhi, a desperate BJP chief Amit Shah has reportedly asked senior party members to step up attack on AAP over the funding issue.

"Not much time is left for campaigning now. The party has decided to attack AAP on its funding process as it has failed to explain how it accepted Rs 2 crore as donation from these four companies. There are other facts regarding its funding process, which have come to light,'' said a senior BJP member.

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