PANAJI: AAP is ready to be part of the coalition government in Goa if the election of February 14 gives a cracked mandate, but will not be a party for the pre-poll bond, the chairman of the Minister of Delhi and AP Convener National Kejriwal said here, on Sundays.
“If Goa provides a broken mandate that requires a coalition, then we are ready to think of a coalition with a non-BJP party.
This is only if the need arises,” Kejriwal, who is visiting the state to campaign for AAP, said.
Putting aside the pre-polling alliance with one of the other parties, Kejriwal said AAP was well prepared to compete and win elections in the state.
Asked whether AAP was willing to join hands with TMC both before or after the election, Kejriwal answered with a negative curt.
“Will AAP align with TMC? No,” he said.
Kejriwal released AAP’s vision document for the country and has convinced every family benefit of Rs 2 Lakh per year or 10 RS 10 lakh for five years if his party forms a government in the state with the majority.
Kejriwal also said his party was ready to welcome the former CM Manohar Parragar Parragar if he decided to join AAP.
“I respect Manohar Parragar and his son are welcome to join AP,” he said.