"There should be zero tolerance against corruption," Vishwas told timesofindia.com.This isn't the first time the senior AAP leader has talked about what he perceives as the party leadership being soft on corruption. In March, when an AAP leader quit to join the party, he mentioned some of these very reasons for doing so. Vishwas was livid at this accusation.At a meeting yesterday, he, who later quit from the party's political affairs committee. Kejriwal, who has often called Vishwas "family", is now trying to convince him to stay. And Vishwas plans to present to Kejriwal his conditions for staying on in the party.

Source: Times of India May 03, 2017 06:27 UTC