Alka Lamba  

Congress leader Alka Lamba was seen trying to slap an AAP worker during the Delhi elections.

Several netizens trolled Congress leader Alka Lamba for being insensitive while turning a sensitive issue into a joke. More than 2,000 people were watching her live on Facebook.

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In 2014, Alka Lamba quit the Congress to be a part of Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), but returned to the Congress after five years. The former AAP MLA had earlier met Congress president Sonia Gandhi, which had fuelled speculations of her joining the grand old party.
            

After a long battle within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the party MLA Alka Lamba has taken to Twitter to say that time has now come for her to bid goodbye and make an exit. This comes just days after a picture surfaced of her with Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi. 

Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) disgruntled MLA Alka Lamba said she has decided to resign from the party ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls. After her visit to Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's residence, rumours suggest that the  disgruntled MLA will join the Congress 
 

Earlier, AAP's disgruntled MLA Alka Lamba had complained that her party had disrespected her on several occasions which prompted her to resign from the party and contest as an independent candidate in the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls.

The latest blow to the party was given by its most popular woman MLA Alka Lamba who not only challenged the party supremo for the party’s performance but also announced to quit the party in 2020 – the year of assembly elections in Delhi

With Alka Lamba refusing to campaign for the AAP for at least a month for which negotions of the party with her have yielded no fruit, we present a list of leaders who deserted the party since its formation in November 2012

Tension has been simmering between Lamba and her party since December when she was asked to quit the AAP over a state assembly resolution row. Lamba had reportedly said that her party colleagues were angry after she opposed a resolution aimed at withdrawing late prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's Bharat Ratna

Patel's statement was made to target Modi's "Chowkidar Chor hai" slogan. But this is not the first time that the term is being used with racist intent.