Shanti Bhushan alleges AAP to have become a 'one man party'
Former Union minister Shanti Bhushan alleged that AAP has become a "one-man party" with a single-point agenda of bad-mouthing Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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File photo of Arvind Kejriwal. AFP[/caption]New Delhi: Former Union minister Shanti Bhushan on Monday alleged that AAP has become a "one-man party" with a single-point agenda of bad-mouthing Prime Minister Narendra Modi.He also criticised Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying he crossed all limits by alleging that the Prime Minister was conspiring to kill him."Aam Aadmi Party has become a one-man party. It does nothing except bad-mouthing the Prime Minister," Bhushan alleged while addressing the concluding session of a two-day Swaraj Abhiyan national convention here."He (Kejriwal) has not kept a single department with himself. What is he drawing a salary for? He crossed all limits when he said Modi is conspiring to kill him," Bhushan said.

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