Lets wait for few days and see the reaction of people of Delhi. If the corruption in the government offices will start again in next few days, the people will unite against BJP as well as Congress. In the next elections, BJP may also shrink to single digit, same as Congress.

-----------------------------------------------------------------
A Delhite in Toronto

Quote:

---

Originally posted by san-hugo


BJP and Congies played trick on AAP, by asking them to first take permission from Center to table the lokpal bill, finally voted against it refusing to even discuss it . Not written any where that center's permission is required to table any bill of state matter in state assembly. LG can allow that. Center would never have given the permission in any case to give mileage to AAP party just before the elections.
Its a game of up-manship in Indian politics. There are more crooks in our beloved country than honest people.

---

-----------------------------------------------------------------
Fido.

Quote:

---

Originally posted by Surti

He is a clear creation of CIA to ruin India.

---

The corrupt Kerji has clearly planned exit of the Government as he was unable to run it effectively. The had promised so much to be done in 30 days, but even after 48 days he was not able to do a single thing properly. (The water goes to only 20 percent of the household and the electricity bills are not 50 percent less. )

He wanted proper opportunity to exit the government. Now the AAP Supporters are having impression that it is BJP and Congress has fallen the AAP Government. It is a complete Kejriwal Style Lie. No body have withdrawn support ffrom AAP.

The second LIE is against the bill. It was the introduction of the bill without following the constitutional processes that was objected and not the content of the bill.

If Keriwal have followed the process, which was quite easy to follow and waited few more days, it might have worked. But his intention was not to pass the bill but to walk out of the Government.

I know AAP thinks they are above constitution, but that is not how democracy works. If the rules and constitutions are wrong, they can be challenged and changed. Saying that we will not follow these rules is wrong.

BTW, there was a huge gathering when Kejri addressed the folks without brooms today. It was whooping 100 people!

-----------------------------------------------------------------
Hurat Honani Murat!

Surti, as you love too much the (multi)media cut and paste jobs, here's something that might hurt your eyes, and which is the reality in Delhi. Too bad, we in Delhi don't want the Gujarat styled 'Ram Rajya' - how unfortunate are the Delhites.

Oh! By the way, it's not a personal attack, just in case you easily deem it to be.

Here is something that mirrors my (and Delhites') thoughts:

10 reasons why Kejriwal may still get support:

http://www.firstpost.com/politics/jan-lokpal-foiled-10-reasons-why-kejriwal-may-still-get-support-1390925.html

Also, there may be a whopping 100 people outside his office, tell me how many were there outside Cong+BJP's offices? Let's check out the Ballot box results for the whopping figures then.

Vote for AAP!

Man, the AAP got only 30 percent of the votes last time.

Here is picture of "We are going to finish" VIP Culture. The VIP is replaced with Kejriwal. And see how cunningly he is smiling after making Delhi fool

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Be5IFDwCYAEA_VS.jpg" border="0" alt="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Be5IFDwCYAEA_VS.jpg" />


Yes Delhi is not as fortunate as Gujarat, by all means.

It can never be.

-----------------------------------------------------------------
Hurat Honani Murat!

Quote:

---

Originally posted by Surti



Man, the AAP got only 30 percent of the votes last time.

---

-----------------------------------------------------------------
A Delhite in Toronto