New Delhi, Dec 21: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has directed its spokespersons not to participate in debates with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders. If tweet of renowned television journalist Rajdeep Sardesai is to be believed, BJP spokespersons have been asked not to debate with AAP leaders on news channels. However it not clear whether BJP leaders are instructed not to debate with AAP leaders on a particular issue. Also Read - Suspended AAP Councillor Tahir Hussain Confesses His Role in Northeast Delhi Riots: Police

“Instructions issued to BJP spokespersons not to appear with AAP on tv debates,” Rajdeep Sardesai tweeted. “Not sure what the ruling majority party is scared of?” Sardesai added. According to a tweet of Vikas Yogi, who is spokesperson of AAP youth wing, BJP refused to participate in a debate with AAP spokesperson on the issue of ‘demonetisation’. Also Read - Coronavirus in Delhi: Kejriwal Govt Revises Discharge Policy; Here's All You Need to Know

Instructions issued to BJP spokespersons not to appear with AAP on tv debates. Not sure what the ruling majority party is scared of? Also Read - Navjot Singh Sidhu in AAP? 'He's Welcome,' Says Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal — Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) December 21, 2016

BJP has denied to join Debate with AAP on the issue of #DeMonetisation on Hindi News Channels – My Source — Vikas Yogi (@vikaskyogi) December 9, 2016

Editor told me-BJP media coordinator Shrikant Sharma called TV editors/pressurising to not call AAP leaders in debate on demonetisations. — ashutosh (@ashutosh83B) December 21, 2016

“BJP has denied to join debate with AAP on the issue of demonetisation on Hindi News Channels- My source,” tweeted Vikas Yogi. Another AAP leader Ashutosh said BJP’s media coordinator Shrikant Sharma asked media not to invite AAP leader in debates on demonetisation. “Editor told me-BJP media coordinator Shrikant Sharma called TV editors/pressurising to not call AAP leaders in debate on demonetisation,” Ashutosh tweeted. No BJP leader has denied these reports till now.