KEJRIWAL AND TAIL OF STINGS

Those who live by sting die by sting, is a new political phraseology. Arvind Kejriwal a.k.a AK has been seen preaching people of Delhi to make stings of those who ask for favours, bribes and allurement. Now his former party men, colleagues and well-wishers are returning the favour.
AAP, which first recorded sting of a scribe, to discredit and oust Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, are bombarded with series of stings.

This time, the big casualty is none but the stinger-in-chief, Arvind Kejriwal, who in conversation with former AAP MLA Rajesh Garg talks about breaking a party.

Arvind Kejriwal tells Garg to prompt Congress MLAS to break the party and form a group. And worse, AK was recorded on phone saying so and he has not denied the allegation so far.
Party which preached, sanctity, probity in public life is in danger of fast denigrating. Critics of AAP are claiming that it has fallen from the high pedestals of morality. The wall of high morals it had erected has crumpled.
After the tectonic shift of power in Delhi, AAP emerged on the capital's horizon as the most shining star. After the Delhi assembly polls, Congress lost the ground and the political capital, while BJP also suffered the severest jolt after a historic win during Lok Sabha poll.
High moral values, which AAP propagated in last two years, have been replaced by logic of "political realignment".
Millions of voters, who voted for him in hordes, have started questioning him.
AAP has been assigned to rule for five years now and they can't runaway. That doesn't expunge them off moral turpitude. That doesn't free them off sins.

Legions of AAP well-wishers are hoping that when AK returns to Delhi after recuperating from cold and cough, he makes every wrong right. He provides healing touch to millions of voters, who voted for AAP and now feeling let down.