Won't support AAP again in Delhi, ready for election: Congress

BJP's vote share in Lok Sabha polls in the city had also jumped to 46.1 per cent from 33.07 per cent in the assembly polls.

AAP's vote share had also went up to 32.9 per cent in the Lok Sabha polls from 29.49 per cent it had received in the assembly polls in December last year.
The Congress vote share had come down drastically from 24.55 per cent to 15.1 per cent.

The AAP had won 28 seats in its debut assembly elections in December last year and had later formed the government with outside support from the Congress' eight MLAs.  

The BJP along with its all Akali Dal's one MLA had won 32 seats in the 70-member assembly.

The government led by Kejriwal resigned after the party's pet project-the Janlokpal Bill-could not be passed due to opposition from the BJP and the Congress.