AAP stands for ‘Accusing, Abusing Party’: BJP

“We have seen the drama of the AAP unfolding in front of us since yesterday. We have seen the frustration of the Chief Minister of Delhi Mr. Arvind Kejriwal. I would like to remind the office of Delhi Chief Minister, that sir, office of the President of this country, office of the Election Commission of this country are independent institutes and they are institutes of great credibility,” said Patra.

“Because you have certain political ambition which did not get fulfilled, for god’s sake don’t demean the credibility of the President of India because at the end of the day, it demeans the credibility of the democracy of the country. Don’t demean the Election Commission of this country because after all, the issue of disqualification of 21 MLAs lies in front of the President and the Election Commission of this country and not with BJP. We don’t have to do anything with this,” he added.

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Lashing out at Kejriwal for dragging the BJP and the prime minister in to the matter, Patra said the AAP Delhi chief is obsessed with Modi. “Mr. Kejriwal is saying that BJP is scared of AAP, i would like to say that BJP is not scared of AAP. The AAP and Kejriwal are obsessed with Modi and that is the issue,” Patra said.

“Mr. Kejriwal’s morning, begins with Modi, Modi, Modi his afternoon is Modi, Modi, Modi and his evenings are Modi, Modi, Modi. AAP has become an abusing and accusing party. AAP stands for Accusing and Abusing Party,” he added.

With President Pranab Mukherjee rejecting the Bill to exclude the post of Parliamentary Secretary from the office of profit, Kejriwal alleged that Prime Minister Modi is ‘scared’ of the AAP while blaming him for posing an obstacle in the Delhi Government’s functioning.

Kejriwal said that Prime Minister Modi is not yet able to digest the AAP’s splendid win in the Delhi Assembly polls.

The Delhi Government Bill to exclude the post of Parliamentary Secretary from the office of profit has been refused assent by the President, raising questions over the fate of 21 AAP MLAs, who have been appointed to the posts.