No one was beaten, false charges labelled against us to gain sympathy: AAP

 

AAP leader Sanjay Singh In a counter attack, AAP leader Sanjay Singh on Saturday rejected the charges made by Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav that their supporters were beaten up at the national council meeting and said that such allegations were made to gain sympathy.
"There was no fighting at the meeting. In fact, when Arvind Kejriwal ji was addressing the gathering, one of the members started shouting at the venue to disrupt his speech.
"It was then he was asked to stop, and that was the end of the matter. The allegation that Ramzan Choudhary was thrashed and kicked is incorrect," Singh said.
Amid high drama, AAP's national council on Saturday sacked both Yadav and Bhushan from the party's national executive, accusing them of carrying out anti-party activities.
Both the estranged leaders, who were present at the venue at Kapashera, alleged that their supporters were beaten up when the proceedings were underway to sack them.
Bhushan claimed that national council member Ramzan Choudhary was thrashed and kicked when he requested for more discussion on the matter.