AAP lawmaker Bhagwant Mann is in the dock for making a video ofthe Parliament complex
Over the past one month, the AAP has been facing trouble from its four rebel lawmakers, but the party has decided against sacking them ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls to avoid opening "another front".
The decision not to take action against them has been taken as it would lead to opening another front which would mean diverting the party's energy from the campaign, AAP sources said.
The party had removed rebels like Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, but sacking the lawmakers would mean "freedom" from the ambit of the anti-defection law.
Its MP Bhagwant Mann is in the dock for making a video of the Parliament complex and live-streaming it. He has also been accused by suspended AAP MP Harinder Singh Khalsa of coming to
the House drunk, causing embarrassment to the party. Mr Mann has refuted the charge of alcoholism.
Dharamvira Gandhi, another suspended MP from Patiala, has announced formation of an alternative political front at a time when the AAP is putting all its energy to wrest Punjab from the SAD-BJP coalition in the state assembly polls scheduled early next year.
The two Lawmakers were suspended from the AAP for anti-party activities after they criticised its leadership for expelling Mr Yadav and Mr Bhushan.
"Why should I resign from the party. Let them throw me out. As an MP, I have obligations towards the voters of my constituency," Gandhi had said at the launch of the front last week.
In Delhi, the party is facing a peculiar situation. A former minister Asim Ahmed Khan, sacked over alleged graft charges, claimed that he and his family are facing "death threats" from Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and some other partymen.
In another instance, its Timarpur MLA Pankaj Pushkar, who is known to be close to Yadav, has moved breach of privilege notice against Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia for "misleading" the Delhi Legislative Assembly.
"The party does not want to make another Binny and create trouble for itself. We have learnt lessons from it," said an AAP leader.
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