Bhushan: Attack on AAP office shows BJP's tremendous frustration

January 08, 2014 13:20

AAP member Prashant Bhushan says the attack on the office at Ghaziabad shows the tremendous frustration of the BJP and the Sangh Parivar on the rise of AAP. He says Tejinder Singh Bagga who had attacked him in 2011 has joined the BJP and has allowed him to go away scot free. The BJP has allowed its goons to unleash terror on the AAP. He said he had a neither he nor the party had called for a referendum for Kashmir.

BJP' Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi had condemned the incident earlier and said action should be taken against the miscreants.

Pic: CCTV image of the attack on the AAP office

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