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Congress Accuses AAP‑GFP Alliance of Tacit Understanding with BJP
✍️ newstodaynet.com
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 12:37 PM
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The Indian National Congress has alleged that the newly formed alliance between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Gujarat Forward Party (GFP) is based on a tacit understanding with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The Congress party has publicly accused the AAP‑GFP coalition of maintaining a covert understanding with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The allegation was made during a press briefing by Congress leaders in New Delhi, where they claimed that the alliance is not independent but is aligned with BJP’s political agenda.
According to the Congress spokesperson, the AAP‑GFP partnership was formed with the intention of creating a unified front against opposition parties, but it allegedly does so by coordinating with BJP on key policy matters. The Congress representatives cited recent statements from AAP and GFP leaders that hinted at a shared political strategy.
The AAP and GFP have denied any such arrangement, stating that their alliance is based solely on common policy objectives and a shared vision for governance. They have also warned that the Congress’s claims are politically motivated and lack evidence.
The controversy comes at a time when the AAP‑GFP coalition is preparing for upcoming state elections. Analysts suggest that the Congress’s accusations could influence voter perception and the political dynamics in the region.
Both parties have called for a neutral investigation into the claims, while the BJP has remained silent on the matter.
According to the Congress spokesperson, the AAP‑GFP partnership was formed with the intention of creating a unified front against opposition parties, but it allegedly does so by coordinating with BJP on key policy matters. The Congress representatives cited recent statements from AAP and GFP leaders that hinted at a shared political strategy.
The AAP and GFP have denied any such arrangement, stating that their alliance is based solely on common policy objectives and a shared vision for governance. They have also warned that the Congress’s claims are politically motivated and lack evidence.
The controversy comes at a time when the AAP‑GFP coalition is preparing for upcoming state elections. Analysts suggest that the Congress’s accusations could influence voter perception and the political dynamics in the region.
Both parties have called for a neutral investigation into the claims, while the BJP has remained silent on the matter.