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Congress was not "serious" for an alliance to stop the BJP: Sanjay Singh

"We held discussion with the Congress many times in the past few days. Yesterday, we talked to Ghulam Nabi Azad. We were deliberating on a 6:3:1 formula for Haryana but today Azad and Bhupinder Singh Hooda refused to go ahead," Sanjay Singh told ABP News.

We were engaged in a discussion with several Congress leaders including Ahmed Patel and PC Chacko, he said.

"Now, the AAP will contest in Delhi and Haryana on its own with full might," Singh said and claimed the Congress was not "serious" for an alliance to stop the BJP.
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