New Delhi: Amid the political earthquake in the national capital Delhi, information is coming out that many Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs are not in touch. According to party sources, several AAP MLAs have gone out of touch. Meanwhile, a meeting of the legislature party is scheduled to be held at 11 am today at the residence of Delhi CM and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal.
Earlier, 4 AAP MLAs, who were badly embroiled in the liquor scam, had accused the BJP of offering and threatening Rs 20 crore. However, the AAP MLAs did not say which BJP leader had called them. It is also worth noting here that, Kejriwal had earlier accused the BJP of trying to buy AAP MLAs, but later AAP's Paramjit Katyal and former party leader Yogendra Yadav exposed Kejriwal's lies.
He had said that Kejriwal himself had made his MLAs call in the name of BJP leaders and then accused the BJP of horse-trading. In such a situation, it is also feared that CM Kejriwal himself may have hidden his MLAs to avoid the liquor scam. Because, Manish Sisodia, who is handling the Excise Department in Delhi, is not responding in any way on the liquor scam and the CBI's screws are tightening on him. He is also unable to explain why the new liquor policy, which CM Kejriwal was praising, was withdrawn as soon as the CBI investigation started.
However, at the moment, the AAP claims that the BJP can break its MLAs. Therefore, in the meeting of the Political Affairs Committee of the Aam Aadmi Party on Wednesday evening, it has been decided that all the MLAs should be called to the meeting. Now in this meeting, it will be interesting to see how many MLAs reach the meeting.
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