NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal today met Lt Governor Najeeb Jung amid demand by a section of AAP MLAs to explore the possibility of formation of government again by the party.
Kejriwal was accompanied by senior party leader Manish Sisodia in the nearly half-an-hour meeting with Jung.
The AAP leader did not speak to the media after the meeting.
Sources said the issue of formation of a government figured in the meeting.
Following the party's dismal performance, some AAP MLAs last week had mooted a proposal for the party to once again form government in Delhi, with support from either BJP or Congress.
Sources in AAP said majority of sitting MLAs in the party do not want fresh election immediately thinking the "Modi wave" may flatten them if polls are held anytime soon.
The party on Sunday had, however, ruled out the possibility of forming government in Delhi again.
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. Number of BJP MLAs has come down to 28 as three party legislators Harsh Vardhan, Ramesh Bidhuri and Pervesh Verma have been elected to the Parliament.
The government led by Kejriwal had resigned on February 14 after the party's pet project—the Janlokpal Bill—could not be passed due to opposition from BJP and Congress.
President's Rule was imposed in Delhi on February 17.
Lt Governor Najeeb Jung had not favoured dissolution of the 70-member Delhi Assembly as recommended by the Council of Ministers headed by Kejriwal and kept the Assembly in suspended animation.
Congress has already said it will prefer fresh election in the city than supporting the AAP again to form a government.
BJP has also said that it would prefer fresh election than forming a government through "manipulation".