After BJP's success in Maha and Har polls, AAP wants fresh elections in Delhi

New Delhi, Oct 20: A day after the

swept the Haryana and emerged as the single largest party in the Maharashtra assembly polls, Aam Aadmi Party (

) is setting its sight on re-polling in Delhi.

According to an article in the Indian Express (read here) AAP member Yogendra Yadav said that if the Centre was keen on conducting elections in the capital , they would contest and return to the assembly with full majority.

Yadav said that the momentum was on their side and that the BJP must 'show courage' to now allow elections in Delhi.

Yadav said: "Will the verdict now give the BJP the courage to go for elections in Delhi?'

Meanwhile, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal today tweeted:

Congress that witnessed a drubbing in the Lok Sabha polls earlier this year and even in the recently concluded Maharashtra and Haryana assembly polls may seem like a huge advantage for the AAP. Congress's failure may have given a ray of hope for the AAP to bounce back in the capital.

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