New Delhi. The new brand of integrity AAm AAdmi Party (AAP) may face trouble. A lawyer Dr.Sushil Balwada has made a representation to the Home Secretary and the Chief Election Commissioner demanding inquiry into the foreign funding received by Aam Admi Party.
We have received Mr. Balwada’s complaint and a letter from an e-mail. In his mail Balwada has said, “In the present political scenario where the fiscal Laws of the Land are apparently being flouted by a party claiming to be for the good of the common man which has set a budget of Rs 20 crore for the upcoming Assembly elections and is stated to have received Rs 12 crore in donations from overseas sources. And now their party officials say that they are confident of being able to meet their target well in time for the polls, scheduled to be held in November. We in Delhi have roughly 1 Crore 13 Lakh Voters - (Male 63.68 Lakh Male voters and 51.19 Lakh Female voters). Yet their extent of popular support is reflected from the number of ‘local supporters’ which shows that despite their process of collections having begun in February apparently only 36,627 people contributed to the election funds of the AAP so far, with the highest number of donations received only last month in September — 6,793 people.”
“As an AAM Aadmi, the least that was expected was that this party would be different from the others and its base support would reflect the support of the common man and would never be dependent upon Foreign Funds. It is therefore shocking the specific candidates of the AAP are being sponsored and helped monetarily by money power and other help from abroad and only indicates that the candidates of the AAP would be compromised to follow the dictates of foreign contributors and since they are seeking to first ‘storm’ the Indian Capital- New Delhi, instead of first serving the AAM Aadmi from the ground up- Panchayats, Municipalities as Members or Councillors instead of straightaway claiming the CM’s chair,” says Balwada in his appeal.

This mail has been sent to so many political parties. When we tried to talk Mr. Balwada for his further action, he denied saying anything.

Hastakshep