New Delhi: By asserting that the contest in Goa was between Congress and BJP, the leader of Senior Congress P Chidambaram on Monday said his assessment was that AAP and TMC would only “fracture” non-BJP sound had been “confirmed” by Arvind.
Kejriwal.
His statement came a day after AAP National Convener Comments Kejriwal that his party was ready to be part of the coalition government in Goa if the assembly selection of February 14 gave a broken mandate.
Chidambaram, which is an observer of the election of the Senior Congress for the Goa Assembly poll, appeal to Goa voters to choose a change in regime and choose Congress.
“My assessment that AAP (and TMC) will only break the sound of non-BJP in Goa has been confirmed by Mr.
Arvind Kelamwal.
The contest in Goa is between Congress and BJP,” he said.
“Those who want a regime change (after 10 years of Misrule) will choose Congress.
Those who want a regime to continue to choose BJP,” Chidambaram said in a series of tweets.
The choice before voters in Goa is Stark and obviously, he said.
Do you want a regime change or not, the congression leader asks.
“I appealed to Goa voters to choose a change in the regime and chose Congress,” Chidambaram said.
Polling assembly for all 40 seats in Goa will be held on February 14.