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| Kejriwal denies exclusive audience to AAP leaders from JK | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 24: In yet another alleged embarrassment for the Aam Aadmi Party in Jammu and Kashmir, the AAP leadership “denied exclusive audience” to leaders from JK, who were on a visit to New Delhi to attend party’s national meeting.
Sources said a group of senior leaders of the AAP, which is facing “volley of resignations”, were expecting to hold a one-on-one meeting with Kejriwal to discuss the “ongoing collapse” of the party in JK.
Sources said party leadership wanted to tell the AAP chief that the “frequent” change of guard in JK in particular was proving detrimental for the party.”
The sources said in the wake of corruption charges against the Delhi government, Kejriwal apprehending “awkward questions avoided the prospective meet.”
Political observers said given the fact the scores of party leaders and cadres are resigning from AAP in J&K, Kejriwal should have held a separate meeting with the regional leadership to know their feedback on what needs to be done for “course correction.”
“But the fact remains that by shying away from doing so, he (Kejriwal) yet again conveyed that he believes in one man rule which is he himself and others, especially those from Jammu and Kashmir are nothing more than pawns to him,” said the political analyst on the condition of anonymity.
It’s pertinent to mention that a considerable number of cadres of the AAP have left the party in the last around a month while as more resignations are expected in the coming days.
The AAP is facing embarrassment on numerous fronts including allegations of multi crore scams in the national capital and its Punjab Chief Minister being recently caught “dead drunk” in Germany, something which led to flight delay for flying back to India and government is probing it.
The JK leaders, on the other hand, who left then party said they were being ill treated and humiliated by the AAP leadership led by Kejriwal.
Despite repeated attempts the AAP leaders were not available for comments. |
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