Even as Delhi continues to operate without an elected government, AAP MLAs on Tuesday said they have been approached by the BJP to break away from the party and help BJP form the government.

Five AAP MLAs told that they were contacted either over the phone or through intermediaries and had been promised financial incentives for breaking away from the party.

Rajesh Garg, AAP MLA from Rohini, said, "We have been approached by the BJP on several occasions. On Monday, after our meeting with the Lieutenant-Governor over the e-rickshaw issue, a man who claimed to have links with the BJP met me. He said the Congress or the AAP won't come to power if fresh elections are held. He suggested that it was best if I broke away from the AAP and even said that if I had any conditions — if I wanted some money for it — he would speak to the BJP top leadership and arrange it."

Similarly, AAP MLA from Trilokpuri constituency, Raju Dhingan alleged that many BJP workers in his area had contacted him. "I was offered money and ministerial positions on several occasions by BJP workers.


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