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Posted on: 23-12-13 14:13:00
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Originally posted by ramar2005
AK will become the CM and AAP to form government. Now, we know how it is all the handiwork of the MSM, Congress and NGOs to prevent BJP and Dr.H'Vardhan to form the Delhi government.
you are still trying to find conspiracy theories.
may I remind you that VIJAY GOEL was the choice of BJP in delhi not HARSH VARDHAN.
Dr Vardhan was chosen as CM candidate because of pressure from honest politics from AAP.
so it is the BJP whio should take the blame for not being able to field honest/upright people in delhi.
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Originally posted by ramar2005
Let us see how AK is going to "fight" corruption. If he has the guts he should arrest people like Mayawati, Mulayam or Hooda if and when they enter Delhi. Already all these people are tainted and the Congress used their corruption only to blackmail for its personal ends.
so now you want AAP to vanish corruption with some magic, or is it a tactics to put so much pressure on AAP that they break under so many demands/expectations from corrupt/established politicians of Bongress.
I am laughing at Bongress especially Dr Vardhan on nit-picking like a wife on everything AAP has been doing
( when AAP said not interested in forming govt --- BJP said running from responsibilities,
now when AAP said ok will form govt. --- BJP says oh we told AAP will join hands with Congress
I am surprised that BJP even with Mr Clean Dr Vardhan is feeling the heat by politics of AAP, which is good for INDIAN politics )
One way of other putting blame on others... Nice Aapniti!!
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Originally posted by Surti
Poor Kerjriwal, he already lost 1/4 of its vote share. 26 percent of the people said don't form the government and he went ahead...
Thats right, 26 percent were those who said AAP should not join hands with crooks like BJPs and Congress. Let the re-election happen.
but I am surprised that you are lauding 26 percent people, who called your akas 'crooks' , remember this word was in title of this thread. I am not calling anybody crook, those 26 percent friend of your said that ! :-)
It is really very nice to hear AAP is forming government in Delhi but my first apprehension is after the formation of govt opposition will leave no stone unturned to disturb the law and order situation in Delhi so that the image of AAM AADMI PARTY IS shaken and they can justify the administration of other parties.
The biggest challenges are like
(1)Nirbhaya like cases should not be repeated
(2)Power companies must provide uninterrupted supply and
(3) Water supplies must be distributed throughout the city as it needs a cooperation from contractors, other business community and his own MLAs. As constants efforts will be made to holt above services and the opposition will do its best to tarnish the image of Mr Kejriwal so that he won’t be able to influence the people of this country in coming lok sabha elections.
I salute him that he takes up the challenges despite knowing that this is a real Agnipath. He also refuse to accept Z security cover to reduce the cost of administration.
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Originally posted by chekram_04
It is really very nice to hear AAP is forming government in Delhi but my first apprehension is after the formation of govt opposition will leave no stone unturned to disturb the law and order situation in Delhi so that the image of AAM AADMI PARTY IS shaken and they can justify the administration of other parties.
The biggest challenges are like
(1)Nirbhaya like cases should not be repeated
(2)Power companies must provide uninterrupted supply and
(3) Water supplies must be distributed throughout the city as it needs a cooperation from contractors, other business community and his own MLAs. As constants efforts will be made to holt above services and the opposition will do its best to tarnish the image of Mr Kejriwal so that he won’t be able to influence the people of this country in coming lok sabha elections.
I salute him that he takes up the challenges despite knowing that this is a real Agnipath. He also refuse to accept Z security cover to reduce the cost of administration.
Apprehension is correct but both the opposition parties (yes ,congress is also opposition in this context lol) will not dare do such stunt till LS elections. Anyways image of AAP is not easy to tarnish on violence, sexual or sabotage. it will boomerang. But idiots are everywhere, our great country have place for all and that makes your apprehension valid.
Looking further, I see that a silent revolution is happening through AAP. It appears lot of youngsters / educated have taken part in AAP.
I hope it develops further. They would need round the clock work and support from statesmen for further development.
Modi's campaign is the worst affected as he was claiming to be attracting lot of youth, which proves not the case now. But still AAP doesn't stand much chance to win the Lok Sabha polls, could evolve as a game changer though, that itself is enough to drive the head honchos of both the bigger parties.
I still see it is a huge mistake BJP has taken to replace Advani. They wanted to capitalize the emotions of youth which unfortunately appear to have flown else where.
Arvind's education background (IIT / IRS) appears to be playing a major role (I understand MMS / Chidambaram / etc., etc..,) also had big background but the cover of the congress demon.
At last, there is only a limited personal wealth one would need to enjoy a comfortable life. So long the people understand this and the leaders, things would change.
AK and his team has to meet Gates / Buffet to learn the ideology / consultation.
Shed the ego, hold high self esteem, vision to live a moderate lifestyle should be the driving factor of the citizens, this will bring the much needed infrastructure, sanitary conditions to the state. Much needed wealth is being locked in Gold / For ex, when the grip of financial apprehension relieves, the stashed funds will get re-invested in the local market generating unprecedented economy.
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Originally posted by JRF
Looking further, I see that a silent revolution is happening through AAP. It appears lot of youngsters / educated have taken part in AAP.
I hope it develops further. They would need round the clock work and support from statesmen for further development.
Modi's campaign is the worst affected as he was claiming to be attracting lot of youth, which proves not the case now. But still AAP doesn't stand much chance to win the Lok Sabha polls, could evolve as a game changer though, that itself is enough to drive the head honchos of both the bigger parties.
I still see it is a huge mistake BJP has taken to replace Advani. They wanted to capitalize the emotions of youth which unfortunately appear to have flown else where.
Arvind's education background (IIT / IRS) appears to be playing a major role (I understand MMS / Chidambaram / etc., etc..,) also had big background but the cover of the congress demon.
At last, there is only a limited personal wealth one would need to enjoy a comfortable life. So long the people understand this and the leaders, things would change.
AK and his team has to meet Gates / Buffet to learn the ideology / consultation.
Shed the ego, hold high self esteem, vision to live a moderate lifestyle should be the driving factor of the citizens, this will bring the much needed infrastructure, sanitary conditions to the state. Much needed wealth is being locked in Gold / For ex, when the grip of financial apprehension relieves, the stashed funds will get re-invested in the local market generating unprecedented economy.
We do wish what happens is a silent revolution, but there are certain doubts.
The AAP phenomenon appears to be the first one that is happening in the North, although many such phenomena happened or are happening in the South during the last 40 years.
The earliest one in the early 70s was that of matinee idol MGR. People who wanted an alternative to the indifferent/over-confident but least corrupt (compared to now) Congress Rule in Tamil Nadu voted for the DMK under the Late C.N. Annadurai. They even returned them in 1971 with a thumping majority of about 172 out of 234 seats. But within a few years, the public were appalled with the kind of corruption let loose on the common man.
The answer to the above was the breaking away of MGR from the DMK. Though it started as a power struggle, MGR's efforts became a Movement much bigger than that of today's AAP. MGR's screen image was the biggest plus point and the DMK was all but wiped out in the next 10 or 12 years but for MGR's death.
Taking inspiration from MGR, N. T. Rama Rao around 1980 also started TDP in Andhra Pradesh and that too became a block buster success with his party getting about 180 of the 240 seats in AP. His too was a Movement against the corrupt Congress misrule.
As recently as 2009, actor Vijayakanth also started his DMDK as an alternative Movement to the corruption people experience w.r.to DMK, AIADMK or Congress. He too has won as many as 35 seats even in debut.
The common theme in all the three mentioned i.e., MGR's AIADMK, NTR's TDP or V.kanth's DMDK is that they like AK's AAP were started as Movements against corruption. But all of them have ended up because their acts of omissions and commissions, another run of the mill Indian political party unable to solve people's problems.
However, the only silver lining is that of the current rule by CM Jayalalitha, comparable to that of Modi, but only in her personal capacity. Most of her partymen are literally turncoats with just one more white stripe in their dhoti than that of the DMK.
What steps AK and AAP are going to take so as not to repeat history and avoid the potholes, will be interesting.
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