Rejecting the reports of his differences Kumar Vishwas, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that the former "is like a younger brother to him and nobody could separate them". Kejriwal sought to send a stern message to partymen after some of them criticised Vishwas as he had pointed to reasons other than the leadership's claim of tampering of EVMs for the party's recent poll defeats. AAP's Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan had alleged that Vishwas was trying to "usurp" the Aam Aadmi Party and that he harbours ambitions of leading the party. After AAP's failure in MCD elections, Vishwas, who is a member of AAP's political affairs committee, had said that there had been a "communication gap" between the party, its volunteers and voters. This led to speculation over possible rift between Kejriwal and Vishwas. However, the Delhi chief minister rejected the reports of any rift with Vishwas. "Kumar mera chota bhai hai. Kuch log humarey beech daraar dikha rahe hain. Aise log party ke dushman hain. Vo baaz aa jaaye. Humey koi alag nahi kar sakta," tweeted Kejriwal. कुमार मेरा छोटा भाई है। कुछ लोग हमारे बीच दरार दिखा रहे हैं,ऐसे लोग पार्टी के दुश्मन हैं !वो बाज़ आयें। हमें कोई अलग नहीं कर सकता — Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) April 30, 2017 Earlier, in an interview to a TV channel, Vishwas had said, "There has been a communication gap between volunteers and the party leadership. We should first decide whom did we start our fight with. (Is it) corruption, the Congress, Narendra Modi or the EVMs? Should we run a campaign to change electoral process. Problems in the EVMs are a part of elections. It be should be questioned. Talking about the MCD poll results, Vishwas had said that it has become "obvious" that people had not voted for the AAP. "By and large, we could not convey our point to people and there was a big communication gap. We could not convince people about work done by the Delhi government did," the AAP leader had said.
