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AAP chief flying business class sparks debate

| | Dec 05, 2014, at 05:39 pm
New Delhi, Dec 5 (IBNS): Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal on Friday flew business class to Dubai to attend a felicitation event, reports said.

The Congress attacked Kejriwal saying his real face has been exposed.

Amid criticism by the oppositions, the AAP, however, defended Kejriwal asking whether it was a crime to travel business class - a facility provided by the organisers.

The AAP chief left for a five-day visit to Dubai and New York

In Dubai, Kejriwal will receive the award for Asia’s most inspiring and young social change maker at the World Brands Summit.

He is also slated to address the Abu Dhabi chapter of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).

A former bureaucrat, Kejriwal will then head out for New York where he will deliver a lecture at the prestigious Columbia University and dine with his party supporters.

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