AAP a 'sinking ship', says Yogendra Yadav

May 03, 2017 22:18

Swaraj Abhiyan leader Yogendra Yadav today described the Aam Aadmi Party as a "sinking ship", and said there was a "naked power struggle" taking place in the Arvind Kerjiwal-led party.

In an apparent reference to his and his colleague Prashant Bhusan's expulsion from AAP in 2015, Yadav said there was a "fundamental difference" between what happened then and now.

"My sense is that there is fundamental difference between what happened two years ago and what is happening now. There was a break-up more than two years ago but that was about principles; today it is about power. It is a naked power struggle," he said.

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