'We have not come here to discuss your issue, but the issues to how to stop the BJP,' sources quoted him as saying. While Nitish Kumar was in favour of the Congress making its position clear, National Conference chief Omar Abdullah pointed out that the meeting was veering off course.

The assembled leaders, meanwhile, started weighing in on the issue. But there is a process in the party for taking such decisions and it will take 10 days before the next parliament session. Mr Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, however, said there was 'no question' of supporting anything moved by BJP. Sources said senior leader KC Venugopal, who was also present at the meet, weighed in, saying one cannot 'put a gun to Congress' head and demand negotiations'. He also questioned the need to make it a pre-condition for an alliance against the BJP.

Mr Kharge, sources said, pointed out that AAP regularly attends opposition strategy sessions and questioned the need for a different mechanism to take a call on the Ordinance. Mr Kejriwal said she was new and the statement was given without his approval. Congress leaders showed AAP spokesman Priyanka Kakkar's allegation of the Congress entering a deal with the BJP. Mr Kharge also mentioned AAP's yesterday's statement, claiming it has 'vitiated the environment' for today's meeting.

Party chief Mallikarjun Kharge read out several instances of AAP's provocative statements against Congress, sources said. The Congress hit out at AAP's 'either-or' stance.

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