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New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party head Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday after meeting with Kerala CM Pinaravi Vijayan called for an alliance of ‘good people’ to stand against the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP).

"There is an atmosphere of fear. The business community, industrialists, media people or commoners, everybody is afraid of the situation in this country, which is wrong," the Delhi CM said.

Kejriwal, who called on Pinarayi at Kerala House, told reporters they discussed "a range of issues" at their breakfast meeting.

"I feel that power is in the hands of wrong forces and they are getting an edge in the country...To fight this, all good people should come together," he said when asked if this was the beginning of a new alliance between his Aam Aadmi Party and other political forces.

"Those who raise the voice of dissent against the Centre are being muzzled," added Kejriwal, with Pinarayi by his side.

Earlier, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister from Samajwadi Party - Akhilesh Yadav echoed the same views.

The fretting of the opposition parties about BJP clearly demonstrates the sense of animosity they are feeling towards them after the recently concluded state assembly elections, especially in Uttar Pradesh, where BJP routed out others with 312 seats out of 403.

(With inputs from PTI)