War within AAP to intensify after allocation of tickets: Badal

Terming the Aam Aadmi Party "a band of anarchists and opportunists", Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal today said the "civil war" going within AAP was just a "trailer" and the battle would intensify after allocation of tickets.
"AAP is a band of fugitives, opportunists, anarchists and confrontationists...Civil war is going on in the party which will further intensify after allocation of tickets," he said.
He said the squabble for power had exposed that AAP leadership was totally "undisciplined" and "bereft of any ideological commitment".
"People should not expect anything good from these greedy politicians who are dreaming to attain power just for minting money rather than serving the people," said Badal.

"This party (AAP) neither has any history nor any contribution for the state but the opportunists and turncoats are joining this party just for the lust of attaining power," he added.
Citing an example of Delhi, he said the AAP leaders were not concerned about the welfare of people and instead believed in "politics of confrontation".

"They have a track record of fighting everywhere which is not good for the state or its people," said Badal.
Badal also called for a probe into the party's funding from outside India.
"It is really a serious issue if any party gets funding from abroad and must be investigated thoroughly," he said.

The Chief Minister welcomed the announcement of NDA government to set up Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe 1984 anti-Sikh carnage.
"Congress which had perpetuated this carnage has ensured that perpetrators of this crime were not punished but this SIT is a welcome step as it would bring the guilty to book," he said.