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AAP is a anti-Hindu / anti-national party ?


Fact 1: Yasin Bhatkal, a deadly terrorist and former Indian Mujaheedin Head wanted to do a Nuke Blast in Surat

Fact 2: Kamal Farooqui, said that Yasin Bhatkal was caught by police because he was a Muslim (implying that a terrorist should be allowed to bomb people if he is a Muslim?) And he got kicked out of Samajwadi party for this statement (supposedly the most 'Secular' party in India after AAP)

Fact 3: Prashant Bhushan, AAP founder says that IM/SIMI terrorists are innocent and IB has no job in the world but top frame these innocent terrorists

Fact 4: AAP leaders fight legal cases for IM terrorists including Batla House calling the encounter fake which, was quashed by court and Court said, don't bring religion in cases. A terrorist is a terrorist not Hindu or Muslim. They have also run mercy petition campaigns for the likes of Kasab and Afzal Guru

Fact 5 - Kamal Farooqui met kejriwal and is now seriously contemplating joining 'Secular' AAP. Sanjay Singh of AAP confirmed the development

And blind AAP Trolls get offended when I Say AAP is nothing but a moderate/legal face of Indian mujaheedin or Lashkar.

Bhaktas!
You are either smoking something very heavy or you perfectly deserve to be called AAPtards if you take even a bit of offence in me calling AAP not much different than Indian Mujaheedin.

Its not important when action will be taken but attitude on question tells it all. Another sad statemet by Arvind Kejriwal - Wants proof from Dr Harshvardhan against Sheila Dixit.

Justify Your self.Who is real Leader..........


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