AAP leader Prashant Bhushan is not on talking terms with any of the rank and file or for that matter any AAP leader. Prashant Bhushan is now tilting towards his father's opinion of Arvind Kejriwal and his party and has been heard saying that Kejriwal is dictatorial.

Bhushan is upset that Kejriwal did not consult him or his father Shanti Bhushan while deciding to write to the Chief Justice of India about forming a SIT on political fundings.

Bhushan has expressed surprise that Kejriwal does not know that the apex court does not have jurisdiction over party funding.

Bhushan like his father believes that AAP has become a one-man show and has therefore stayed away from the campaign trail.

Last month, Shanti Bhushan had said that Kejriwal only wants winnability. "He must step down as AAP convener because the idea of AAP is bigger than Kejriwal," Bhushan had said.

The senior Bhushan even claimed that his son and Prashant Bhushan also agreed with his stand in private, but is gagged from admitting it in public because of the ongoing elections.