'All limits have been crossed', AAP's ultimatum to Congress

The AAP is upset with the Congress after it filed a complaint against Arvind Kejriwal accusing him of "misleading and deceiving" the public with promises of "non-existent" welfare schemes.Recent remarks made by Ajay Maken, that the Congress's decision to support the AAP in 2013 led to its decline in Delhi, has only rubbed salt to the wounds.The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday threatened to consult other parties within the INDIA alliance about removing the Congress. AAP's leader Sanjay Singh, holding a press conference, said his party will ask INDIA bloc parties to remove the Congress from alliance if no action taken against Ajay Maken. Singh alleged that the Congress was "doing everything" to help the BJP win the Delhi polls.The Rajya Sabha MP said "all limits have been crossed".
Chief Minister Atishi said the Congress's actions and words make it clear that it has "tied up" with the BJP for the Delhi election. "Has the Congress ever filed a police complaint against BJP? No. But they are doing so against AAP leaders." Atishi claimed that the election expenditures of Congress candidates, including that of Sandeep Dixit, were being borne by the BJP. "Congress's action makes it clear that the party has made some arrangements with the BJP for the Delhi elections", she said. 
The development comes at a time when Delhi Congress leaders have ratcheted up their attacks against the ruling party in Delhi. Kejriwal has previously announced that the AAP would contest the Delhi polls, where it is eyeing a fourth term, alone.Reacting to the AAP vs Congress faceoff, Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva said both the parties "looted" Delhi and were raking up such issues to turn around their fate ahead of the elections.