Arvind Kejriwal seems to have succeeded in achieving its objective of change in political system commonly called "vyvastha parivartan". Rest of the 50% achievement could be ensured if he remain in the political system.
1. He could ensure there is no defection in the parties not only in his own party but also in Congress. The politics is and has been so cheap even in the recent where there was no presence of Arvind Kejriwal.
2. The formation of Govt. in Maharashtra is evident where BJP took the support of Shiv Sena. Pre-election they had cursed each other and post election in a hunger they have become dost dost.
3. The efforts for formulation of Govt. in J&K is another feather in their cap where BJP and PDP are trying to unite post election. Who is worried about voters?
4. Induction of Kiran Bedi in BJP is not less than any example of corrupt politics.
5. Arvind Kejriwal has ensured BJP to announce for CAG audits of Discoms in Delhi. So finally they also got in tune with "public loot" of Discoms.
The above are some few examples substantiating that while the fear of his being elected as CM in Delhi has created signs of the changes in the political system, and if he really is seated as CM, the change in the political system across the country would be inevitable and public in the long run would have their dead aspiration awakened. more
1. He could ensure there is no defection in the parties not only in his own party but also in Congress. The politics is and has been so cheap even in the recent where there was no presence of Arvind Kejriwal.
2. The formation of Govt. in Maharashtra is evident where BJP took the support of Shiv Sena. Pre-election they had cursed each other and post election in a hunger they have become dost dost.
3. The efforts for formulation of Govt. in J&K is another feather in their cap where BJP and PDP are trying to unite post election. Who is worried about voters?
4. Induction of Kiran Bedi in BJP is not less than any example of corrupt politics.
5. Arvind Kejriwal has ensured BJP to announce for CAG audits of Discoms in Delhi. So finally they also got in tune with "public loot" of Discoms.
The above are some few examples substantiating that while the fear of his being elected as CM in Delhi has created signs of the changes in the political system, and if he really is seated as CM, the change in the political system across the country would be inevitable and public in the long run would have their dead aspiration awakened. more
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AAP seems to have successfully negotiated the mine field set out for it by some embarrassing exposures. If any thing AAP's leaders are fighters, and have to some extent, succeeded in turning the tables. So the likely electoral damage would now be some what contained. Hence AAP seems to be on the road to getting full majority, if only just. Despite all odds, and a formidable opponent as well as a popular PM to confront, if AAP still succeeds, the message the people are sending needs to be carefully understood. Its not just the poor seeking water, electricity, toilets etc, but rather people seeking a paradigm shift in the way politics of the country is conducted?! Hope post Delhi elections all political leaders, led by the PM, get together, and analyze the people's mandate, delivered by the Delhi electorate, and bring about corrections in the political system; sounds utopian, but that's what dreams are made off !? more
Feb 04
There is no point criticizing the incidences of govt formation in Maharashtra and J&K. When voters had voted for hung assembly, what you expect? No govt, no work, election again wasting public money, which again wont ensure stable govt. Even Arvind Kejriwal had to take support from Congress against whom he has launched massive IAC drive. This is the fact, just initiating baseless discussions diverting from discussions which may result in positive outcome or provide some positive input which public should be expecting from the new govt. more
Feb 04
AAP definitely needs to cross majority mark (at least 36 is must) so that they can freely rule Delhi and work for the betterment of Delhi. Today Delhi is just known because of politicians and rich people. Time has come when Delhi should be known as a state having all variety of people living with equal freedom. But this can only be achieved if people vote rationally. I just hope that truth prevails this time, when Delhi needs AAP the most. more
Feb 04
VYVASTHA PARIVARTAN The country seriously needs Vyvastha Parivartan .Modi has achieved some part of it .Now Arvind Kejriwal seems to be inching towards it .He is likely to succeed in achieving its objective of change in political system . Rest of the 50% achievement could be ensured if he will be able to sustain it . His success will teach BJP a good lesson that they can not be- fool every one all the time.They have been making promises for which they have no intention to make a serious efforts , being in power at the Centre controlling Delhi as they could not tame bureaucracy , the real ruler . Action on the following issues could have been initiated to prove their seriousness - *Granting Statehood *Safety of Women *24/7 Power Supply The formation of Govt. in Maharashtra is evident where BJP took the support of Shiv Sena, their pre-election rivals to whom they had been cursing. The efforts for formulation of Govt. in J&K may be another dirty game being played by BJP and PDP , arch rivals before election now trying to unite post election. Who is worried about voters? BJP will realize the blunder they have committed in the Induction of Kiran Bedi in BJP , a classical example of corruption in politics. The above are some few examples substantiating that while the fear of his being elected as CM in Delhi has created signs of the changes in the political system, and if he really is seated as CM, the change in the political system across the country would be inevitable and public in the long run would have their dead aspiration awakened. Now Kejriwal has to be sensible to do his job to the best of his abilities . He must fulfill the promises made to the public. public. more
Feb 04
