Joining AAP a political blunder, Arvind Kejriwal a dictator: Sukhpal Singh Khaira
India Today
Punjab MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, who recently joined the Congress, called AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal a pseudo-revolutionary. "I realised that the AAP chief was a double-faced and hypocritical leader," he said.
Punjab MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, who joined Congress on Thursday, called Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal a pseudo-revolutionary, who was nothing but a dictator and B-team of the RSS-BJP. Big Blow to Adman Arvind Party in Punjab.Former LoP & MLA Shri. Sukhpal Singh Khaira along with two other MLA's join Congress in the presence of CM @capt_amarinder.Joining @AamAadmiParty was my biggest Political blunder & it was my mistake says Shri. @SukhpalKhaira pic.twitter.com/48saoYP1X3 Khaira said it was a political blunder to join AAP in 2015, presuming that Kejriwal would honestly bring about a qualitative change in the political culture of India. "But after working with Kejriwal, I realised that the AAP chief was a double-faced and hypocritical leader," the Bholath MLA said. "Kejriwal supported BJP in destroying the state of Jammu & Kashmir and has always worked against the spirit of federalism. He had an anti-minority mindset that he exhibited by supporting fundamentalist laws like the CAA and UAPA. Congress is the only viable platform," Sukhpal Singh Khaira said.
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