The Congress through its Shakti app has uploaded an audio clip by AICC in-charge PC Chacko who is asking party workers their view on an alliance with the AAP in Delhi.

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As the possibility of an alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) for the upcoming national elections continues to dwindle, the Congress has sought to know the view of its Delhi unit workers over the issue through an audio clip released on its mobile app.

In a survey conducted on the Shakti App, the party has uploaded an audio clip by AICC in-charge PC Chacko who is asking party workers in Delhi to give their view on alliance with the AAP.

The survey on Shakti app was launched Wednesday and will wrap up Thursday.

The aim of this message sent to the party workers through its mobile application is to solve the recent passed arguments on the alliance with AAP.

Congress insiders said the alliance with AAP is “almost certain” and will be finalised by end of March.

“The result of the survey through Shakti app will be sent to the high command of the party that will take a final call on the issue,” said the party leader.

The development comes after Delhi Congress chief Sheila Dikshit made a strong statement post requests by Arvind Kejriwal on the Congress-AAP alliance.

However, Congress national president Rahul Gandhi, claimed there is unanimity against an alliance with the AAP after meeting Sheila Dikshit recently.

Congress is ready for the alliance with AAP, if Kejriwal led party agrees to leave New Delhi, Chandni Chowk and North West seats for the grand old INC, said sources.

Earlier wednesday, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal had offered alliance with the Congress in Haryana to Gandhi, saying his party needed no partnership in Delhi.

“This is a pressure tactic. The reality is AAP is ready for an alliance with the Congress at any cost in Delhi. Even Kejriwal knows this. He had earlier floated 3-3-1 formula, three seats each for Congress and AAP, and one for a consensus candidate, through opposition leaders Mamata Banerjee and Sharad Pawar. It’s only a matter of days before the alliance is announced,” said the Congress leader.

Delhi will go to the polls on May 12. Counting of votes will take place on May 23.

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