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Aam Aadmi Party a big shock before Delhi assembly elections, 7 MLAs resigned
Just a few days before the assembly elections in Delhi, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has suffered a major political shock. Five days before the voting, seven MLAs of the party have resigned from their posts. The tickets of all these MLAs were cut this time, due to which they were angry. Those who resigned include Rajesh Rishi, Naresh Yadav, Rohit Kumar Mehraulia, Bhavna Gaur, Madan Lal and a total of seven names.
Janakpuri MLA Rajesh Rishi left AAP
Rajesh Rishi, a two -time MLA from Janakpuri, has resigned from all the posts including primary membership of Aam Aadmi Party. He has made serious allegations against the party in his resignation sent to Arvind Kejriwal.
Rajesh Rishi said that AAP has abandoned its basic principles and has taken the path of corruption. He alleged that the party did not even respect Santosh Koli’s sacrifice and gave tickets to his killers. This is a deception of party workers and supporters.
He also spoke of nepotism in the party and wrote that “AAP has now taken the form of an uncontrolled gang. The leadership of the party has become synonymous with corruption, nepotism and dictatorship. ”
Mehrauli MLA Naresh Yadav accused the party of corruption
Naresh Yadav, MLA from Mehrauli, has also resigned by making serious allegations of corruption on the AAP. The party gave him a ticket, but was later withdrawn. Naresh Yadav was convicted by a Punjab court in the Quran insult case, although he took a stay from the upper court.
In the resignation, he wrote, “AAP was made up of Anna movement against corruption, but now it has become involved in corruption itself. It is sad to see that the party has further promoted it instead of ending corruption. ”
AAP Dalit leader and Trilokpuri MLA Rohit Kumar Mahraulia has also broken ties with the party. This time he was not given a ticket, which he was angry.
He wrote, sharing a copy of the resignation on the social media platform X (East Twitter), “Those who want only a picture of Baba Saheb, not his thoughts, do not want to have any connection with such opportunistic and showy people.” I resign from AAP’s primary membership and all positions. “
Palam MLA Bhavna Gaur disillusioned with AAP
Bhavna Gaur, MLA from Palam seat, also resigned from the party. She too was not given a ticket this time, which she was very angry.
Bhavna Gaur wrote in his resignation, “Now I have no trust in Arvind Kejriwal and AAP. The party has abandoned its ideals, so I am separating from it. “
Kasturba Nagar MLA Madan Lal announced to leave the party
Madan Lal, MLA from Kasturba Nagar, has also said goodbye to the Aam Aadmi Party. He said in his resignation that now he does not see any future in the party nor does he agree with the ideology of the party. Madan Lal was also very angry at the ticket being cut.
Bijwasan MLA Bhupendra Singh June said goodbye to AAP
Bhupendra Singh June, MLA from Bijwasan, has also left the Aam Aadmi Party. This time he was also not given a ticket. He said in a letter to Arvind Kejriwal, “AAP has now deviated from its principles completely. I can no longer live with this party. “
Adarsh Nagar MLA Pawan Sharma also left AAP
Pawan Sharma, MLA from Adarsh Nagar, has also resigned from the Aam Aadmi Party. In his letter, he wrote, “The honesty on which AAP was made on the ideology of the AAP has now deviated from it. The mind is sad to see the current position of the party. Please accept my resignation. “
Is this resignation for AAP a danger bell?
The resignation of MLAs on such a large scale just before the Delhi elections can prove to be a big shock for the party. Especially when all these MLAs have accused the party of corruption, nepotism and dictatorship. It remains to be seen what effect this resignation wave affects the election results.