Kejriwal Says No Rift With ‘Younger Brother’ Kumar Vishwas

Amanatullah Khan alleged that Vishwas was trying to “usurp” the AAP and harbours ambitions of leading the party.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday sought to quell speculation of a rift between him and Kumar Vishwas, days after the senior party leader differed with him over EVM tampering as the reason behind the AAP's recent poll defeats.

Party chief Kejriwal also warned leaders against trying to create a divide between him and his "younger brother" Vishwas, after AAP's Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan alleged earlier on Sunday that Vishwas was trying to "usurp" the AAP and that he harbours ambitions of leading the party.

Khan also suggested that if Vishwas fails in “usurping” the party, he would switch to the BJP with a few AAP legislators, offering each of them Rs 30 crore.