New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- Congress MP Captain Viriato Fernandes on Friday alleged that AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal's 'Goa First' alliance with the Goa Forward Party was a tacit understanding with the BJP to split anti-BJP votes, claiming an unstated arrangement existed between AAP and the BJP over Punjab and Goa.

Reacting to the formation of the AAP-GFP alliance named 'Goa First', Fernandes said the BJP government in Goa was facing anti-incumbency and alleged that AAP's move could benefit the ruling party.

"Elections are happening in Goa as well as Punjab. BJP's government is in Goa. They are facing an imminent defeat. Most unpopular government. There is an anti-incumbency factor. They know they are going to lose," Fernandes told...