<p>The city Congress is facing dissent over its decision of not supporting any party for government formation.<br /><br /></p>.<p> After the Assembly elections in 2013, only eight Congress MLAs survived the ant-incumbency wave and now most of them feel that another election will take a toll of their seats.<br /><br />Two senior party MLAs, Hasan Ahmed from Mustafabad Assembly area and Mateen Ahmed from Seelampur Assembly constituency have voiced against party’s will.<br /><br /> Mateen reportedly told reporters that he will support the Bharatiya Janata Party in government formation.<br /><br />“I will definitely not join the BJP. But option are open for supporting any party from outside for government formation,” he said.<br /><br />Sources said about six party MLAs had a series of meetings with senior BJP leaders but all the meetings ended inconclusive. <br /><br />The city Congress, however, maintained that there cannot be any compromise with party’s resolutions.<br /><br />“We have recently passed a resolution during a party meet that we will support no other party for government formation and we will go for elections,” said a senior party leader.<br /><br />The leader also rejected the speculations about some party MLAs trying to join BJP.<br />“The party is united under the leadership of Arvinder Singh Lovely. The MLAs will only follow the decisions of party high command,” he said.<br /><br />After the Aam Aadmi Party’s decision of not supporting any party for government formation in Delhi, the only hope for the eight Congress MLAs is BJP.<br /><br />Party’s state unit chief Arvinder Singh Lovely and former Delhi Minister Haroon Yusuf are the only two Congress MLAs who have openly voiced against supporting any party.<br /><br /> Rest of the six MLAs including Jai Kishan, Devender Yadav, Prahald Singh Sahni and Asif Mohammad Khan, are rescuing themselves from party’s protests and other public meetings. <br /><br />Many of them have not attended a single protest or party meeting from past two months.<br /></p>
<p>The city Congress is facing dissent over its decision of not supporting any party for government formation.<br /><br /></p>.<p> After the Assembly elections in 2013, only eight Congress MLAs survived the ant-incumbency wave and now most of them feel that another election will take a toll of their seats.<br /><br />Two senior party MLAs, Hasan Ahmed from Mustafabad Assembly area and Mateen Ahmed from Seelampur Assembly constituency have voiced against party’s will.<br /><br /> Mateen reportedly told reporters that he will support the Bharatiya Janata Party in government formation.<br /><br />“I will definitely not join the BJP. But option are open for supporting any party from outside for government formation,” he said.<br /><br />Sources said about six party MLAs had a series of meetings with senior BJP leaders but all the meetings ended inconclusive. <br /><br />The city Congress, however, maintained that there cannot be any compromise with party’s resolutions.<br /><br />“We have recently passed a resolution during a party meet that we will support no other party for government formation and we will go for elections,” said a senior party leader.<br /><br />The leader also rejected the speculations about some party MLAs trying to join BJP.<br />“The party is united under the leadership of Arvinder Singh Lovely. The MLAs will only follow the decisions of party high command,” he said.<br /><br />After the Aam Aadmi Party’s decision of not supporting any party for government formation in Delhi, the only hope for the eight Congress MLAs is BJP.<br /><br />Party’s state unit chief Arvinder Singh Lovely and former Delhi Minister Haroon Yusuf are the only two Congress MLAs who have openly voiced against supporting any party.<br /><br /> Rest of the six MLAs including Jai Kishan, Devender Yadav, Prahald Singh Sahni and Asif Mohammad Khan, are rescuing themselves from party’s protests and other public meetings. <br /><br />Many of them have not attended a single protest or party meeting from past two months.<br /></p>