Mudslinging row, AAP-BJP seems victim

AAP and BJP seemed slipping into mudslinging victimhood as its rebels and new entrants are indulged in Mudslinging row exposing each other morality . Two clippings related to former AAP state president Anoop Kesari, AAP new aspirant Sunil Joshi and AAP expelled worker Shaispal Saklani are becoming viral in Soical media groups discussing school of scandals which also revealed that feuds between Kesri and  Saklani at Mohali of Punjab taken the fight to street level. Munish Sasodia’s counter about joining of AAP leaders in presence of Jagat Prakash Nadda, Anurag Thakur and Suresh Kashyap at Shimla recently further exposed the feuds between these leaders.  The  school of scandals exposed the workings and transparency of AAP and BJP party which verify how it go through credentials of new entrants and incumbents. The clipping is old and AAP seemed to be patching up the holes by covering the ranks and files of party leadership tried to sweep its home with same grooms which it was using against the Political adversaries but glimpse of BJP welcoming AAP top leadership could not last longer if the contents of clippings believed. ” We wanted to expose the former AAP leader but we took time as it should not harm the future prospect of party” AAP leader told us sharing information about the disciplinary complaint sent to Aam Adami Party leadership about the matter. It would help the party to clean its image the way it dissolved party state unit , he said. New body likely to announced soon as five lakh people have taken AAP membership however BJP is yet to defend the entry of AAP rebel following the viral clippings about Kesri. Anoop Kesari threatened to suo Munish Sasodia however mudslinging would make new victims of its lust for poaching moreover it could BJP this time. Public life  of Political leaders and stooping low of Moralities already caused much damage to  them. But it would further errode the faith of commoner in them if parties would keep on making them laughing stock by open their gates to anyone without verifying their credentials.