Rubbishing Bhaduri’s claim, AAP says it’s not at fault

‘I have distanced myself from the party. I am not with the party anymore,’ Bhaduri said in a response to a question whether she has quit AAP. ‘There is no question of quitting because I don’t hold any post in the party. I am neither a national executive member nor a political affairs committee member,’ she added. 

AAP, however, rubbished the allegations. ‘She was saying something which was not a part of the agenda of the National Council meeting. Therefore, she was asked to stop,’ party spokesperson Dilip Pandey said. Claiming that Bhaduri was present even after the incident, Pandey asked, ‘Had she been heckled, do you think she should have waited all through the meeting?’ ‘I’m not angry, but disappointed and disillusioned with the party. I am not concerned with whether Bharti would be removed or not, my only concern is that this party doesn’t consider women as human,’ she said.