Delhi Government Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot has resigned from the post and the party. Kailash Gehlot announced his resignation in a letter to AAP national coordinator Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday morning.
In a letter to Kejriwal, Gehlot criticized AAP on the issue of Yamuna cleaning. He said- Aam Aadmi Party has wasted a lot of time fighting with the central government. The party has not fulfilled its promises to the people.
Kailash Gehlot joined Aam Aadmi Party in 2015. He became a cabinet minister in 2017. Kailash Gehlot, a lawyer by profession, fought several major cases in the Supreme Court and High Court for 10 years before entering politics.
Kailash Gehlot wrote this letter to Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday.
Gehlot's letter to Kejriwal, 2 points
- Gehlot said in a letter to Kejriwal – I also want to share with you that today the party is facing serious challenges. Challenges of common values that have brought us together. Political ambitions have outstripped commitments to the people and many promises remain unfulfilled. For example Yamuna which we promised to make a clean river, but never did, now Yamuna river is more polluted than before.
- Gehlot said- Another painful thing is that instead of fighting for people's rights, we are only fighting for our political agenda, due to which the people of Delhi are facing difficulty in providing even basic services. I started my political journey with a commitment to serve the people of Delhi and I want to continue to do so, so I have no option left to walk away from any party and I am resigning from the primary membership of Aam Aadmi Party.
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