AAP rebels dump Kejriwal, proclaim autonomy in Punjab unit
With rebels chafing at Kejriwal’s “dictatorial ways”, the party looks headed for a split in the state.
by Asit Jolly
Aug 11, 2018
2 minutes
From a fledgling party that took the Punjabi hinterland by storm, winning four Lok Sabha seats in 2014, the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab has been reduced to a deeply divided political entity. That, in a state where AAP had started out with much promise, perhaps even more than its 2013 debut in Delhi.
On August 2, seven of AAP's 20 MLAs hosted a convention of volunteers at Bathinda, in
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