Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Anurag Dhanda has categorically ruled out any possibility of an alliance with the Congress, stating that there is neither an existing partnership nor any scope for future collaboration between the two parties.
Anurag Dhanda: AAP Rules Out Alliance With Congress
In a strong political statement, Dhanda alleged that the Congress has repeatedly failed to protect the interests of ordinary citizens and has lost its credibility as a genuine opposition force. He said that Congress politics has weakened democratic accountability and distanced itself from the real issues faced by the common people.
AAP Projects Itself as Alternative to Congress Politics
Anurag Dhanda asserted that the Aam Aadmi Party represents a clear alternative to traditional political parties, particularly Congress, which he accused of betraying public trust over the years. According to him, AAP’s politics is rooted in grassroots struggles, transparency, and governance-focused reforms rather than power-centric alliances.
He emphasised that AAP’s growing support across states reflects people’s disappointment with Congress and their search for a new political platform that genuinely addresses issues such as inflation, unemployment, education, healthcare, and corruption.
No Alliance, Clear Political Stand
Reiterating AAP’s position, Dhanda said the party believes in fighting elections independently and strengthening its organisation through public support, not political compromises. He added that AAP’s ideological clarity leaves no room for alignment with Congress, which he claimed has repeatedly compromised its role as a responsible national party.
Expanding Political Footprint
Political observers note that such statements underline AAP’s strategy to consolidate its identity as a standalone force, especially in states where Congress has traditionally been dominant. With leaders like Anurag Dhanda taking an aggressive organisational role, AAP continues to project itself as the voice of ordinary citizens dissatisfied with conventional politics.
