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AAP Spokesperson Ashutosh Quits Party

AAP Spokesperson Ashutosh Quits Party

In a major to jolt to Aam Aadmi Party, its senior leader Ashutosh quit party on Wednesday. This comes after Ashutosh, who has been the right hand of the party has been at the back seat and could be seen missing at major party events.

As per the sources, the resignation has been handed over to party supremo Arvind Kejriwal a few days ago.

The sources also tell that the leader was upset from not being consulted at major events by the party and also for not being given Rajya Sabha ticket by the party. As per sources, he first slammed the party for sidelining him and thereafter handover his resignation to the party.

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