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AAP is 'B-team' of BJP: Lovely

Varanasi: Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today said that Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi party was a “B-team of BJP” as the AAP leader and his family had close ties with RSS.“Kejriwal and his whole

PTI Published : May 04, 2014 22:49 IST, Updated : May 04, 2014 22:51 IST
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Varanasi: Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today said that Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi party was a “B-team of BJP” as the AAP leader and his family had close ties with RSS.


“Kejriwal and his whole family had in their entire life followed the ideology of RSS and they also had close ties with RSS. His party is a B-team of BJP,” Lovely told an election meeting here.

Attacking Kejriwal for his unfulfilled promises in Delhi where the AAP leader was the Chief Minister, Lovely said, “I have come to Varanasi with a specific purpose to make you aware that you should not repeat the mistake of Delhi where people voted AAP over its lofty promises, which could never be fulfilled by them.”

“People in Delhi are regretting that they chose an anarchist government which ran from its office in just 49 days from further taking its responsibility,” Lovely alleged.

The Congress leader said, “AAP is a party which has everything of its own in well scripted form in advance, eventhe government which it ran and quit in 49 days  were all in well scripted form.”

Attacking AAP over its foreign funding, Lovely alleged that the party was being run on money collected from foreign NGOs.

“AAP is financed by Ford foundation and other international NGOs' money, which wants to bring instability in the country for their vested interests,” Lovely said.  He said that the “escapist” of Delhi would even run away from Varanasi.

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