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Kaushal slams Wajahat, you’re ‘wajah’ of problem

New Delhi: Late Union minister Sushma Swaraj’s husband and former Governor Swaraj Kaushal has lambasted CAA interlocutor Wajahat Habibullah. Kaushal took to Twitter to allege: “Wajahat Habibullah has become ‘wajah’ of the problem. You were asked to bridge the gap. But you have ‘gapped the bridge’. You were asked to convince protesters to clear the Delhi-Noida road. You have returned with a justification of the 68-day blockade.”

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