AAP calls critics trolls on Facebook,netizens slam party on Twitter over govt formation

AAP posted a cartoon on its Facebook page,where it mentioned its critics as trolls.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP),which has made a dazzling debut in the Delhi Assembly elections,is facing a lot of flak for refraining from going ahead with government formation. While a section of twitterati feels that allying with any party would counter its basic principle,another is of the opinion that once AAP has chosen to be a part of the system,it should now use this opportunity to govern and put its policies into practice,even if that requires taking support from other political parties.

Reacting to the online criticism,the party posted a cartoon on its Facebook page,where it mentioned its critics as trolls. The cartoon also showed two politicians one saying they had designed this pressure on AAP while the other saying that they won’t let AAP make any law as they had the numbers to counter any move by Arvind Kejriwal’s party.

Here are some reactions from Netizens who have criticised AAP for deciding against government formation,followed by AAP’s Facebook cartoon hitting back at its critics:

Twitter reactions:

#AAP only knows how to spread Instability and chaos. They said BJP spends Rs 1400 Cr. to malign us. BJP buying our MLA no poof just garbage

— Neeraj Kalwani (@nkalwani) December 12,2013

@mediacrooks AAP is not taking up the challenge. If they enter gujarat with this attitude,we wouldnt even offer them dhokla/ khaman #AAP

— Jitesh Kundnani (@jkundnani) December 12,2013

#AAP wants reelection like last time 
Kejriwal fights sheila dixit again 
And all candidates repeated 
Result- same deadlock

— Rajesh Chaudhary (@rajeshajmer) December 12,2013

#AAP @khannavns: चुनाव लड़ने से डर नही लगता साहेब,सरकार बनाने से लगता है… हीहीही

— mahak Rajpoot:- (@mahak_rajpoot) December 12,2013

@jayantsjy @_j_n_s AAP had a good chance to give brilliant gov. y shy away ?

— Prapancha (@prapancha) December 12,2013

AAP’s cartoon on Facebook:

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