If AAP doesn't win 50% seats, Kejriwal must resign: Yogendra
Ahead of Delhi civic polls, Swaraj India leader Yogendra Yadav has sought AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal's resignation if his political party fails to win 50% seats in the election. "You have broken the trust of the people of Delhi. Following your betrayal, the public has lost faith in its own capability to distinguish good from bad," he added.
A day ahead of the MCD election 2017, Swaraj India leader Yogendra Yadav has accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of betraying the trust of the people of the city.Yogendra Yadav also sought Arvind Kejriwal's resignation "if the AAP fails to win 136 (50 per cent) seats" in the MCD elections.Writing a letter to his former India Against Corruption colleague, Yogendra Yadav said, "You have broken the trust of the people of Delhi," before adding, "Following your betrayal, the public has lost faith in its own capability to distinguish good from bad."Yogendra Yadav further said,"I am compelled to say that due to your ego, self-centrism and lust for chair, you have committed this crime."ALSO READ |MCD election 2017: All about Delhi civic polls; how BJP, AAP battle it out with Congress, Swaraj IndiaDelhi civic polls are not only about MCD elections, 4 per cent won't vote tomorrow  