and its leadership, said he would not withdraw support from the government. "I am giving support to the government on issues related to public."

Accusing the Delhi government of mocking constitutional bodies like the women's commission, Binny said the AAP wants that its government falls, as they now want to save themselves from all those "false promises" which they had made.

"But I will not let them run away," Binny said, adding he has not received any letter from the AAP and got to know about his expulsion only from the media.

Lashing out at the AAP government, he said, "The party which was formed to fight corruption and had called Sheila Dikshit and other leaders corrupt has not initiated any probe against them."

On his expulsion from the party, Binny saidKejriwal should have held a referendum before taking action against him.

"Kejriwal should have held a referendum to take a decision on me. He should have organised a public meeting in my constituency (Laxmi Nagar) before arriving at any conclusion. After becoming the chief minister of Delhi, he has become a dictator and is taking all decisions on his own," he said.

The MLA said, "Instead of taking action against me, Kejriwal should have taken action against Bharti."

Ten days ago Binny, in a press conference, had called Kejriwal a "dictator" and accused the party of "betraying" the people of Delhi by backtracking on its election promises.

Binny had announced that he will sit on a dharna at Jantar Mantar if the party fails to fulfill the promises made to people by