Truth shall prevail, tweets Yogendra Yadav after AAP leaders accuse him of maligning Kejriwal’s image

Yadav, who along with Bhushan was shunted out of the party’s Political Affairs Committee (PAC), added that he welcomed the statements of his colleagues and that he believed it would begin the possibility of ‘open, transparent dialogue.’

The AAP has been hit by bitter strains of infighting with allegations that Yadav and Bhushan wanted to remove Kejriwal from the national convenor’s post. On March 4, in a national executive meeting, a majority of the senior leadership of the party thus voted to oust Yadav and Bhushan from the PAC — considered the highest decision-making panel of the party.

Yadav, who is likely to release a statement today along with Bhushan, told news agency ANI that AAP MLAs in the Delhi assembly are being forced to sign a letter against the two leaders.