The Aam Aadmi Party's politics by dharna has attracted a fly-by-night operator. One such instance is a supposed party-organised protest rally at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on Wednesday to seek justice for Ugandan women in the state after its law minister's involvement in a controversy over their status. An event has been created by an unknown person on the website Iticket.kyazoonga.com, a site powered by ticketing firm Kyazoonga, which is selling tickets for the event named, "AAP Dharna For Justice Of Ugandan Women." It charges Rs 70 per head as fees to attend the rally. Even AAP took note of it and tweeted to say, "AAP does not endorse this. Kindly do not purchase any tickets from here."
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