Delhi Assembly has asked rebel AAP legislators, Kapil Mishra and Sandeep Kumar, to reply to disqualification petitions filed against them by July 9.
Kapil Mishra, who was a minister in the Kejriwal government, was suspended from the party for anti-party activities.
Delhi Assembly has asked rebel AAP legislators, Kapil Mishra and Sandeep Kumar, to reply to disqualification petitions filed against them by July 9.
"Kapil Mishra and Sandeep Kumar have been issued notices by the Delhi Assembly on Monday. They have been asked to submit their reply on July 9," Speaker Ram Niwas Goel said.
Reacting to the development, Mishra said the AAP was trying to intimidate him by sending the notice.
"I am proud that I ran a campaign urging people to vote for Narendra Modi. I want to tell Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal not to resort to petty acts and take inspiration from Modi ji and do some work in the remaining tenure," he said in a statement.
Mishra, who was a minister in the Kejriwal government, was suspended from the party for anti-party activities.
Kumar, who was also a minister, was suspended after a purported obscene video involving him went viral.
The Delhi Assembly last month had issues show cause notices to two other rebel AAP legislators Devender Sehrawat and Ani Bajpai. They had joined the BJP.
PTI