The Congress today said it would not reconsider its support to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s government in Delhi, but warned that it could "revisit" its decision if Arvind Kejriwal's party did not make good on its poll promises.
Sources said the Congress will indicate to the AAP that they would like its key promises to be fulfilled on priority, including a 50% cut in electricity bills, 700 litres of free drinking water to every household, and the construction of pucca houses in slums.
The Congress, which was decimated by the year-old AAP in this month's assembly polls, calls these promises "un-implementable", and its support is seen as a strategy to show up Mr Kejriwal's government if it fails to deliver.
Congress sources today said the decision to provide support to AAP was taken at the "highest level" and was backed by every party MLA.
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