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'Only an year old Aam Aadmi Party has made decade old Congress and BJP nervous'

"See every corrupt leader is nervous today. They (BJP and Congress) tried their best to defame us, but we came out clean from every allegation against us. We are doing agenda based politcs in the country, however, they are doing money and liquor based politics. There is no doubt Congress and BJP are nervous. Congress has never cared about common man. If they would have cared at all, then there was no need of forming the Aam Aadmi Party."

"There's no big joke than Aam Aadmi Party. AAP is adversly impacting Congress' votes in slum areas, JJ colonies, votes of Muslims and Schedule Castes. BJP is not nervous. We are sure that when the results will come, we will get the two-third majority in Delhi. "

"We (Congress) are not nervous because of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). When results will come, you will see AAP's failure to win even one seat. When they have started their movement with Anna Hazare, at that time people had given them attention. But the same Anna is not with them today. So how can you say that we are worried. Common man was with Anna Hazare not with Arvind Kejriwal over the issue of corruption."

Manish Sisodia

AAP Candidate, Delhi

VK Malhotra

BJP Candidate, Delhi

Meem Afzal

National Spokesperson, Congress

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