New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party MLA Vinod Kumar Binny, who is likely to hold a press conference on Thursday, has said that he is prepared for any action that the party may take against him. He has said that he will raise corruption issues of the party.
Binny is unhappy with his party's government in Delhi and on Wednesday had claimed that his party has failed to deliver on its promises. Binny even called Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal a liar.
Vinod Kumar Binny, the AAP MLA from Laxmi Nagar in east Delhi, was busy providing support to colleague Kumar Vishwas in Amethi, Uttar Pradesh. On Wednesday, his entire approach to the party changed. "Ours was an ideological fight. My only rift is that why are there ifs and buts about issues now," he questioned on Wednesday.
But Delhi CM Kejriwal was unwilling to play ball. "Binny first asked us for a Cabinet post. Then he wanted a ticket for LS polls, which we denied. The party has now decided not to give any ticket to sitting MLAs," Kejriwal said.
Following this was a war of words between Binny and Kejriwal with Binny calling Kejriwal a liar. "There was no talk about the Lok Sabha elections. Everyone present in the meeting will attest to that. It is unfortunate that Kejriwal said anything to that effect. He is lying," Binny said. Binny has said that he will address a press conference on all these issues on Thursday.
Binny was reportedly denied a portfolio in the AAP's Delhi Cabinet. Binny and AAP had back then downplayed rumours of a rift within the party.
"They may be having a different role for me. My meeting with Kumar Vishwas was a routine meeting. We are not here to become ministers and CM. We are here to serve the country," Binny had said then.
Once a Congress leader, Binny had joined AAP after participating in the Jan Lokpal movement. Binny is now a part of the 9-member political affairs committee of the Aam Aadmi Party.
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