Muck of Aam Admi Party comes out in the open

Aam Aadmi Party Boss of Corruption. Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is raising funds through illegal means. This startling revelation has been made in a sting operation by a media outlet named Media Sarkar and TV channel India News on Thursday. The sting operation was made on nine different members of AAP including party’s senior party leader Shazia Ilmi, Dinesh Mohania, Irfan Ullah Khan and Kumar Vishwas. A reporter contacted Ilmi pretending as a staff of a private firm seeking help to malign the image of a rival company. The video shows that Ilmi first gave her consent for this, seeking certain documents were available against the rival company. But when Shazia was offered money, then she agreed to help the reporter without any document. Shazia is also seen in the video explaining what way the money was to be paid to smear the image of the rival firm. In the video footage, Shazia was found to have said that the party accepts donations in cash. She was also found telling ways of taking money through illegal means. Later, the reporter met Ilmi’s personal assistant who also explained the tricks for payment. The next target of the sting operation was Manoj Kumar, AAP’s candidate from Kondly Assembly constituency. Kumar was found to be promising extract back money (loan) from a person in his constituency for the help to get managed votes. AAP leader Dinesh Mohania from Sangam Vihar was caught on camera promising to settle a person’s property dispute by applying certain tricks after winning elections. Irfan Ullah Khan from Okhla constituency was caught on camera promising to settle the reporter’s money dispute by any legal or illegal means. The revelation by the website is being seen as a major jolt to Arvind Kejriwal-led party, which is battered by the allegations of fielding tainted candidates and misusing of funds collected during 2011 protest. Another revelation made by TV channel India News on Thursday suggest that Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) sold the Badarpur Assembly seat at Rs 2 crore. The Arvind Kejriwal-led party gave ticket to Narayan Dutt Tiwari instead of Amrish Choudhury, who topped the list of AAP’s probable candidates in Badarpur Assembly segment. As per the guidelines of the party, the AAP conducted an online voting in which 60 to 70 per cent of the party volunteers voted for Choudhury. But all of a sudden, the AAP declared Narayan Dutt Tiwari as its candidate from Badarpur Assembly seat. When an upset Choudhury inquired about it by sending a SMS to AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal — “How much you took to sell the Badarpur seat?” — Kejriwal replied, “in Rs 2 crore.”