Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy Tuesday said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress have formed a "secret alliance" in Delhi ahead of the Dec 4 assembly elections.
"Both the parties are scared the BJP will win the polls and have entered into an unholy agreement to counter us," Swamy told mediapersons here.
The BJP leader said the AAP was an "anti-national" party and would struggle to win even a single seat in Delhi.
"Their leaders support the idea of handing over Kashmir to Pakistan and espouse the cause of Maoists," he said.
"Both the parties are scared the BJP will win the polls and have entered into an unholy agreement to counter us," Swamy told mediapersons here.
The BJP leader said the AAP was an "anti-national" party and would struggle to win even a single seat in Delhi.
"Their leaders support the idea of handing over Kashmir to Pakistan and espouse the cause of Maoists," he said.