Kumar Vishwas warns AAP, says 'Don't fight with me otherwise I'll expose more'

A day after his sensational claim against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, ex-Aam Ami Party (AAP) leer and poet, Kumar Vishwas, on Thursday, February 17, threatened to 'expose' more secrets. Asserting that he h no political motive or agenda, Vishwas told people attacking him to stay away or else he would reveal more things that could get m into trouble. He also refused to respond to statements me by 'small leers', a comment seemingly directed at AAP MLA Raghav Chha who earlier today, dressed a press conference to counter Vishwas' statement. 

"I have no connection with politics. What I have said was correct. You have lost your path, learn or people will teach you and show you your place. I will not respond to all se small-small people, bring your leer. Don't fight with me or I will expose more and tell everything. I have no political motive or agenda. If I say more n you will get into trouble," Kumar Vishwas said. 

Raghav Chha counters Kumar Vishwas

Earlier today, AAP MLA Raghav Chha h dressed a press conference to counter Kumar Vishwas wherein he lashed out at poet for engaging in 'fake propaganda'. Chha questioned why ex-AAP leer h chosen to remain silent for so many years if Kejriwal h indeed discussed becoming first PM of Khalistan.

"People of Punjab have me up ir mind to vote for AAP. next 72 hours are very crucial. Propaganda, conspiracy and fake videos will be released to spoil environment of Punjab. Please be alert, those releasing fake videos and calling Kejriwal a terrorist, I want to ask you why were you silent for so many years? Why did you not apprise security agencies about this, why not inform Centre's intelligence?" Chha asked. 

Speaking to ANI, Kumar Vishwas on Wednesday claimed that he h tried to convince Kejriwal against taking help of fringe elements, separatists, and people associated with Khalistan movement in 2017 Punjab election, but to no avail. Vishwas alleged that Kejriwal h told him that he will be eir CM (of Punjab) or first PM of an independent nation (Khalistan).