The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is quite possibly the youngest and the most successful political party based on electoral outcome in recent times. However, after its massive victory in the Delhi elections, AAP has been in the news for all the wrong reasons.

While Kejriwal has distanced himself from the controversy, party insiders claim that Yadav and Bhushan maybe ousted from the political affairs committee (PAC) of AAP when the national executive meets on Wednesday, February 4.

The twist in the tale, however, happened when Arvind Kejrwal resigned as the National Convener of AAP in a surprise move before the national executive meeting today.

In a series of tweets, he expressed his sadness and refused to be drawn into this internal spat in the party.




Very true, Sir. The people of Delhi who came out in support of AAP are indeed disappointed with how their party seems to be imploding.

Over time, many have resigned from the party and have spoken out against the seemingly autocratic hold of Kejriwal on the party.