AAP leader Kumar Vishwas today hit back at former party legislator Rajesh Garg alleging he was trying to blackmail him in return for a party ticket.
Garg, who accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of trying to poach six Congress MLAs to form government last year, had recorded the telephonic conversations. After the controversy broke out over the clip, Garg feigned ignorance on how it went public saying he had e-mailed it to party leader Kumar Vishwas.
"Mr failed conspirator Rajesh Garg Ji, I had forwarded the audio clip to the party on the same day you tried to blackmail me with the same
"That was when you tried to exchange a Vidhansabha ticket with this audio.. Remember? Denied a ticket, u r free to do whatever u wish," Vishwas tweeted.
Garg, who represented the party from Rohini, was denied nomination in recent Assembly polls in Delhi.
