Rajasthan Congress chief Sachin Pilot on Tuesday said his party is in touch with all those who fought the assembly elections on the anti-BJP plank to bring them together and form a "people's government." Addressing a press conference here, Pilot said the verdict was against the ruling party in the state -- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) -- as it is likely to lose almost 100 seats as compared to its tally in the last Assembly elections.

"Those who fought against the BJP, they should come together as the mandate is against the BJP. All those parties which are against the BJP at the Centre and in the state, we are in touch with them," Pilot said. He, however, expressed confidence that the Congress will get a majority on its own in the state. "I am sure of getting a majority. But we want to not just form a Congress government but a people's government," he said.