Two days Back in Samay's special programme AG take, Chief consulting editor of Samay news network Arop Ghosh has clearly indicated that problem is Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is not yet over and in coming days Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal will have to face more opposition from with party.

The whole episode of removing of Kapil mishra from Delhi cabinet and his pledge to put AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal behind the bars has proved 'AG Takes' stand. 

Aam Aadmi Party is crashing like a house of cards as the infighting gets uglier after Kapil Mishra expose, minister in the Kejariwal's cabinet, has turned rebel after his removal from the Delhi’s cabinet. Mishra has launched scathing attack on Chief Minister Arivind Kejariwal.

Kumar Vishwas, senior party leader, has also threatened to start agitation in protest against the removal of Kapil Mishra.

Samay news channel had earlier predicted about the 'crisis of credibility' that AAP has been fasing ever since its inception. Samay's Editor Arup Ghosh opinioned that many of its leaders left one by one and AAP has now become a bunch of unreliables and in fact Kejariwal is responsible for this debacle as he has failed to maintain cohesion within the party.

At one time, AAP was vying to be a pan-India party and aspired to form governments in Punjab and Goa but Delhi MCD election results put a final nail on the coffin.

Many of the MLA's are now voicing their grievances against the party supremo and Chief Minister Arvind Kejariwal, they are of the view that now party is run by those leaders who are not even able to win any election and ignoring the grass root members.