Aam Aadmi Party's rebel camp of Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav will hold a 'Swaraj Samvad' convention today to discuss the future course of action after their expulsion from the party's top echelons, even as the party warned of action against those attending the event.

Sources close to Yadav and Bhushan said the rebel camp will not announce floating of a new party, but will raise issues of inner-party democracy and transparency in the organisation at the event. However, media reports suggest that formation of a separate political party will be discussed in the meeting and a decision will be taken based on voting.

Yadav said they have received tremendous response from the volunteers across the country and this has compelled them to change the venue.
"We have given an open invitation to everyone about this. We have got an overwhelming response for the event and this has forced us to change the venue. From different corners of country, volunteers and supporters will be attending the event. Some special guests will also attend the meeting," he said.

AAP MLAs Pankaj Pushkar, Soni Sori and Aruna Roy are expected to attend the meet. 

Taking a jibe at the rival camp, Yadav said that the whole event will be transparent, the media will be allowed and even carrying of pens and mobile phones will be permitted.