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Anticipating General elections later this year, BJP leader L K Advani today said no one can form the next government at the Centre without support from either his party or Congress, virtually conceding that neither could get a majority.
“I hope Lok Sabha polls will be held in 2013 after the Assembly polls in six states... whenever they (polls) will take place, it is certain that Congress will taste defeat”, he told reporters here on the sidelines of a two—day state BJP executive meeting.
Claiming that no one can form government at the Centre after Lok Sabha polls without BJP or Congress, Advani said that political system has been converted to bipolar polity.
“There will be no government at the Centre without BJP or Congress... it may not be a two—party system but it has certainly been converted by the BJP’s efforts into a bipolar polity”, Advani said.
He said in the elections in Karnataka, Delhi, Chhatisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jharkhand the main fight was between the BJP and Congress.
“BJP is expecting good results in these six states after which Lok Sabha polls will be held,” Advani said claiming that common man was fed up with scams and corruption in the present regime and wanted to get rid of the present government.
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