AAP finally expels rebel MLA Vinod Kumar Binny

Rubbishing the MLA's criticism, Kejriwal had said that Binny had come to him for ministership and later he wanted to contest the Lok Sabha polls.

 
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Binny had termed Kejriwal's statement on his seeking Lok Sabha ticket as the "biggest lie".
Binny had alleged that AAP "does not function democratically" and four-five people take all the decisions in the party.

He had claimed that Kejriwal gets angry if people do not agree with him.

The MLA had also come down hard on the ministers of Delhi government who have taken "big cars" bearing "fancy registration" numbers, saying it was against party principle.