AAP and Congress Strive for Haryana Alliance Amid Hopeful Talks

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha announced discussions with Congress to form an alliance for the Haryana elections. While talks are progressing positively, AAP will only proceed if a win-win situation is achieved. Both parties aim to finalize the arrangement before the September 12 nomination deadline.

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha announced on Sunday that discussions with Congress are underway to create an alliance for the Haryana elections, setting aside their individual aspirations.

Chadha remarked that while a consensus has yet to be reached, the ongoing talks are progressing positively, aiming for a favorable outcome. However, he emphasized that AAP would not move forward with the alliance unless a win-win situation is guaranteed.

Both parties continue to deliberate on seat-sharing arrangements, with polling set for October 5 and the nomination deadline on September 12. AAP is reportedly demanding 10 seats, while Congress is offering seven, but Chadha withheld specific details regarding the negotiations.

(With inputs from agencies.)