Revealed: How Narendra Modi is planning to take on Arvind Kejriwal

Bangalore, Dec 12: Top leaders of the

, including the party's prime ministerial candidate,

, are holding meetings to find a way out of the logjam in

after the recent assembly polls resulted in a hung assembly. According to reports, Modi and his party are aiming for long-term gains in the state and accordingly chalking out strategies, a

said on Wednesday.

The BJP is emphasising on a five-point strategy under Modi's leadership to deal with the post-poll situation in Delhi.

First, the party will try to convince the voters that it is the only altrnative to the tainted Congress at the national level. The BJP will projct the drawbacks of a hung assembly and how it affects the stability. It will stress that not regional parties but the BJP is the only alternative before the people and not surprise package like the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

Secondly, the BJP will try to project that the AAP is not ready to take responsibility even after doing good in the elections.

Thirdly, the party will project Modi as the leader who symbolises good govrnance and development to win back the support of those sections who have backed the AAP in the latest polls, the report said.

The BJP is planning to go all-out to corner the AAP in the repolls

Fourthly, the party believes that the AAP will be engrossed with the repolls in Delhi and in case they are held with the national polls, the Modi wave will make it difficult for Kejriwal and his team to reproduce the magic.

Finally, the BJP will try to maintain a closeness with Anna Hazare, to exploit the differences between Kejriwal and his mentor Hazare, the report said. The saffron leaders will try to make use of the Jan Lokpal bill issue to gain a lead over the AAP.

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