New Delhi: Delhi is likely to face fresh polls, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung confirming that all three political parties on Monday have expressed their inability to form the government.

As per reports, Lieutenant Governor after consulting with the leaders of the BJP, Congress and Aam Aadmi Party said that these three parties had expressed their inability to form government and he also said that he will send a report to President Pranab Mukherjee.

Meanwhile, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Monday congratulated the people of Delhi after the political deadlock over government formation here appeared to come to an end with BJP declining to take a shot at forming the government in the national capital.

Finally... Congratulations to the people of Delhi, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener said in a tweeted after, along with BJP and Congress, it today apprised Lt Governor Najeeb Jung that they wanted fresh elections in Delhi. On its official twitter account, AAP added, The collective desire, will & vigilance of people has won over politics of immoral manipulations & unethical arrangements.

Congratulations!. Delhi Assembly has been in suspended animation since February this year after the Kejriwal-led AAP government quit office. Kejriwal, meanwhile, reiterated his allegations that every effort was made to buy AAP MLAs. In last 8 months, every effort was made to 'buy' our MLAs. They withstood all pressures n lived upto ppl's expectations (sic). Salute to them, Kejriwal further tweeted. In a series of tweets earlier in the day, Kejriwal had also sought to know BJP's stand on the issue of government formation.

BJP has conveyed 'informally' to LG and media that they are not in a position to form government in Delhi. What is BJP's 'formal' stand? he had asked in a tweet. Delhi tonight appeared headed for Assembly polls after BJP, AAP and Congress said they were not for the formation of a new government while calling for polls to allow a fresh mandate to be sought to end the eight-month-long political uncertainty. Indications are that Jung, who met the leaders of the three political parties, may send his recommendation to the President for dissolving the Assembly any time.