'Crossed all limits of shamelessness': Swati Maliwal slams Arvind Kejriwal, accuses him of protecting Bibhav kumar

Swati Maliwal, lambasted former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for allegedly protecting his close aide, Bibhav Kumar, who is accused of assaulting her.

Maliwal's remarks come in the wake of ongoing controversies surrounding Kumar, who has recently been released on bail.

“You have crossed all limits of shamelessness. Sir, the goon who attacked me in your presence at your residence, while he was in jail, you hired the country’s most expensive army of lawyers to save him.” She further accused Kejriwal of orchestrating a campaign against her, alleging, “You got PC after PC done against me, Maliwal said, sharing a video of Kejriwal on X.



The AAP Rajya Sabha MP expressed her dismay over Kumar's current status within the party, noting that he is now being referred to as a prominent leader despite his past actions.

“Today, when he is out on bail, he is being called the biggest leader of the party and they are saying that he has been put in jail in a fake case,” she wrote.

Taking reference from a statement issued by the Supreme Court, which questioned the propriety of keeping individuals like Kumar Maliwal called him a 'goon' and slammed Kejriwal for protecting his aide.

"If these statements of theirs do not boost the spirits of goons like Bibhav, then what else will? The message is clear - even if you fight again, we will save you," Maliwal alleged further.

She continued, “Not every person who is a partner in all your wrongdoings is a great leader,” and accused Kejriwal for surrounding himself with sycophants. “You have a hobby of keeping people who say ‘Wah Sir, Wah Sir’ around you, that is why the world has started looking blurry,” she added, invoking a metaphorical comparison to revered figures, stating, “Every other day you compare yourself with Maryada Purushottam Ram!”

Maliwal also raised questions on Kejriwal and his approach to protecting women in Delhi.

"If someone cannot take a stand for his party's female MP, how will he take a stand for the women of Delhi?" wrote Maliwal.