Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal mocked the Congress, stating that nobody took the grand old party seriously. In an exclusive conversation with India Today, the Delhi chief minister, seemingly engrossed in taking his plunge in poll-bound Gujarat, said that the Congress would secure less than 'five seats' there. Gujarat will go to the polls later this year. "Who takes Congress seriously?" "The people of Gujarat need change. If people did not want change, we would not have got any space. We are getting a 30 per cent vote share. We formed a government in Punjab. There is something different in Gujarat as well," he said. CONGRESS WILL WIN LESS THAN 5 SEATS: KEJRIWAL GIVES IN WRITING Exuding confidence over his take on Congress's embarrassing presence in Gujarat, Kejriwal said that the party would not even secure five seats in the Assembly polls. He took a paper and pen in his hand and gave it in writing as a shred of evidence for the future that he had predicted and he did so rightly. "In Gujarat elections, Congress will win less than 5 seats. We are number two," he said. Notably, Kejriwal did not write about AAP seats but said that his party was the second in the majority. Speaking about the 2024 General Assembly elections, he said, "2024 is a very distant thought. Let's discuss Gujarat only." On cutting the votes of Congress in Gujarat, Arvind Kejriwal said that the vote share of BJP has decreased by 20 per cent. "This is our internal survey. All that vote share is coming to us, not Congress," he said.

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