AAP may project Gul Panag as face of party in public

AAP on Tuesday dropped rebel duo Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan as spokespersons, along with Atishi Marlena, a prominent face on news channels. Mayank Gandhi, who has criticized the party leadership in his blogs, and Anand Kumar were also removed.
A fresh list of 20 spokespersons announced included 14 from Delhi and six new entrants from other states.Marlena, who was frequently fielded by the party in TV debates during the Delhi elections, has been absent from media interactions recently. "Despite the mess in the party, she has not been in the picture at all and away on vacation," said a source.
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The new spokespersons included Ashutosh, Ashish Khetan, Dilip Pandey, Rahul Mehra, Richa Pandey Mishra and Raghav Chadha. Other than parliamentary affairs committee members Sanjay Singh, Kumar Vishwas, Pankaj Gupta and Iliyas Azmi, the list has four Delhi MLAs-Saurabh Bharadwaj, Alka Lamba, Kapil Mishra and Adarsh Shastri. Punjab, which is the next state after Delhi that Aam Aadmi Party wants to foray into, has found two representatives in the list-MP Bhagwant Mann and lawyer H S Phoolka. Actor Gul Panag is expected to be added to the list of television panelists.
Odisha is being represented by Nishikant Mohapatra while Prithvi Reddy from Karnataka is the spokesperson from south. Akshay Hunka from MP and Preeti Sharma Menon from Mumbai will be the representatives from central and west India. Deputy CM Manish Sisodia and transport minister Gopal Rai will no longer be official spokespersons as the party believes they need to focus on Delhi.
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