AAP Leader's Blunder in Faridabad: District President Harendra Bhati Promises to Turn Ballabgarh into 'Crime City'

Faridabad AAP Chief Harendra Bhati Misspeaks During Event, Sparks Controversy

During a recent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) event in Faridabad, Haryana, the party's district president, Harendra Bhati, made a significant gaffe. In an attempt to promote the party, Bhati inadvertently declared that if given the chance, AAP would turn Ballabgarh into a "crime city."

Public Outreach Gone Wrong

The incident occurred during a public outreach campaign organized by AAP in the Ballabgarh constituency. While speaking to the media, Bhati attempted to highlight the party's virtues but ended up making a controversial statement. On camera, Bhati said, "If the people give AAP a chance, we will work to make Ballabgarh a crime city." Realizing his mistake immediately, Bhati paused and corrected himself, but the damage was done.

A Slip of the Tongue

Harendra Bhati, who had previously sought a ticket from AAP for the Ballabgarh Assembly seat, was later appointed as the district president. He has been serving in this role for the past two years. The event where the blunder occurred also featured AAP workers promoting Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal through a poster campaign.

Need for Responsible Communication

The incident has raised questions about the responsibility and communication skills of the district president, emphasizing the importance of careful wording by leaders holding significant positions. This blunder highlights the potential repercussions of misspeaking in public, especially when holding a role of influence and responsibility.