After WagonR, volunteer who created AAP logo wants it back

Sunil Lal said the party has hurt people's sentiments and failed to meet their expectations.

After one of its volunteers demanded his WagonR back that he gave to AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal during 2013 Delhi election, another supporter, who claims to have designed the AAP logo, has asked the party to stop using the same in any form of branding.

Irked by the recent crisis in the party, AAP volunteer Sunil Lal has asked the party to stop using his intellectual property – AAP logo – on party website, flags poster etc.

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“The logo which I had designed for AAP is my intellectual property ownership of which I had never transferred to the party. Hence, the use of same should be stopped with immediate effect,” Lal wrote in a letter sent to party national convener Arvind Kejriwal.

Revoking My Intelligent property THE AAP LOGOTYPE from AAM AADMI PARTY. Letter send to its Convenor Shri Arvind… http://t.co/JLw1lcJWKQ

— Sunil Lal (@sunil2819) April 7, 2015

Lal said the party has hurt people’s sentiments and failed to meet their expectations.

The development came days after Kundan Sharma, a software engineer who had donated the blue WagonR to Kejriwal, demanded it back.

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