Binny, a former Congressman who had publicly displayed his unhappiness after he was left out of the cabinet in December, also threatened to "expose" the party at a press conference tomorrow while slamming it for "failing" to fulfil the promises made to people of Delhi.

Rubbishing the MLA's criticism, Kejriwal said, "First, he had come to me for ministership, we refused. After that, he wanted to contest the Lok Sabha polls. He came to my house to ask for the ticket. The party has decided that all sitting MLAs would not be given tickets for the Lok Sabha polls."

Binny immediately denied demanding either ministership or ticket to contest the Lok Sabha polls, saying it was the "biggest lie if he (Kejriwal) has made the statement that I went to him for Lok Sabha ticket. I even never soght the post of minister."


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