A new poster featuring Aam Aadmi Party leader Kumar Vishwas can spark a fresh fight in the party. In this poster, Kumar Vishwas's photo overshadows AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's picture.

The poster, which is doing the rounds on social media, comes days after Vishwas said that the AAP leadership and cadre need to introspect and find the "right way" forward during the party's national conference on November 26, marking its fifth anniversary, at Ramlila Maidan.

The poster in question says that Kumar Vishwas will hold a meeting with party workers on December 3 at 10 am at AAP office at Rouse Avenue, Delhi.

At his address during AAP's national conference, Vishwas said that the voice of workers is not being heard in the party, and it is important to reach out to them.

The poster featuring Kumar Vishwas was shared by @AAP Rajasthan, which describes itself as the official handle of AAP Rajasthan. The account, however, is not verified. The poster has been retweeted by Kumar Vishwas from his verified Twitter handle @DrKumarVishwas.

Since the poster was shared on social media, supporters of Vishwas and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal have been sparring and taking digs at each other.

The frosty ties between the two leaders, Kumar Vishwas and Arvind Kejriwal, was visible at the party's national conference. Vishwas and Kejriwal shared the stage at the event but barely spoke with each other.

Amanatullah Khan, who was suspended from the party after he called Vishwas a BJP agent but was later reinstated, was also seen sharing the stage at the AAP conference.

As AAP poster war erupted on social media, Vishwas took a subtle dig at the AAP leadership in a new tweet today. In the tweet, Vishwas said that "those who get caught up in the glitz of photoshopped albums and forget their old passport-size photos lose their identity".

? ?-????? Photoshopped Album ?? ????? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?-??? ?? ?? ?? Passport Size Photo ?? ? ?? ??,??? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ???????#WednesdayWisdom - Dr Kumar Vishvas (@DrKumarVishwas) November 29, 2017

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