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Bibhav Kumar, who ‘misbehaved’ with Swati Maliwal, spotted with Arvind Kejriwal in Lucknow; BJP reacts

“Bibhav Kumar, who ‘misbehaved’ with Swati Maliwal, spotted with Arvind Kejriwal in Lucknow; BJP reacts”, Hindustan Times, May 16, 2024:

“Bibhav Kumar, a personal assistant to Arvind Kejriwal, who “misbehaved” with Swati Maliwal, was seen accompanying the Delhi CM at Lucknow airport

Days after Bibhav Kumar, a personal assistant to Arvind Kejriwal, “misbehaved” with AAP MP Swati Maliwal was seen accompanying the Delhi chief minister at Lucknow airport late last night. Sanjay Singh, another AAP Rajya Sabha MP, was also spotted alongside the chief minister.

Arvind Kejriwal is scheduled to address a joint press conference with Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav in Lucknow on Thursday, May 16……”

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