Aam Aadmi Party is going through a tough time and the inside battle
is raging with the speculation that Kumar Vishwas would quit the party.
In their last attempt to reproach Viswas to settle down his thoughts
with the party, party chief, Arvind Kejriwal met the upset leader on
Tuesday night. Kumar is reportedly upset over the allegations made by
MLA Amanatullah Khan.
After emerging from the meeting, Kejriwal
talked to the press making a latest national news as he said, "Kumar is
upset, but I am sure we will convince him. He is an integral part of our
movement,"
Earlier, on Tuesday, Kumar Vishwas went against the
direction of the Party Chief and made some public remarks. He vents out
his emotions addressing an impromptu press conference outside his
Ghaziabad residence and said that if these allegations would be against
Kejriwal or Manish Sisodia, khan would have been expelled from the
party, there and then. He also said that he will make his final
decision on Tuesday night. This gave air to the rumor that he is
planning to quit the party.
Leaving signs that, Kejriwal is
considering Vishwas defiance a serious matter, Manish Sisodia, deputy
Chief Minister Delhi said in a public statement that the party knows
well what is the reason behind the TV appearance of Vishwas and who all
are getting benefitted with it.
Kejriwal has always claimed Kumar as his younger brother but it seems he is in no mood to do this anymore. The AAP Management is sending out clues that such incidents are destroying the public image of the party. On Tuesday, before Kejriwal’s meeting, Manish Sisodia and Sanjay Singh went to Kumar’s residence to talk with him and initiate the patch-up.
Kejriwal has always claimed Kumar as his younger brother but it seems he is in no mood to do this anymore. The AAP Management is sending out clues that such incidents are destroying the public image of the party. On Tuesday, before Kejriwal’s meeting, Manish Sisodia and Sanjay Singh went to Kumar’s residence to talk with him and initiate the patch-up.
"I have conveyed this to
Arvind and Manish and I reiterate it today that I don't want to become
chief minister, deputy chief minister or AAP's national convenor. I
don't want to join any political party or Swaraj India (political party
founded by expelled AAP leader Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan). I
am a volunteer," Vishwas said, adding, "I request the leadership not to
kick volunteers and party workers."
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