An open letter to Shri Arvind Kejriwal
Please send me your manifesto for Lok Sabha and your list of brain-trust to run the government. As a well-wisher, nay, as a member, I have been posting in the AAP in Delhi/NCR Local Circle about my perceptions and do's and donts. One among them was the need to have retired bureaucrats as advisers. The party has a lot of members who can come on streets and show the solidarity. This is really important. Equally important is to have old wise people who have become wiser by experience of handling challenges. Excepting Prof Yogendra Yadav who is visible in the media, I don't see any wise-person in the party. Please pardon my ignorance and poor eye-sight.
Corruption is not only in politics and work place. It has permeated in the minds of people. It is age-old tradition now. You can't hope to use jaadu as a magic wand to wipe it out in a minute. You must have a long-term strategy. Please invite well-meaning wise people for periodic brainstorming workshop.
Wish AAP all the best in its crusade against
corruption and for good governance. more
Corruption is not only in politics and work place. It has permeated in the minds of people. It is age-old tradition now. You can't hope to use jaadu as a magic wand to wipe it out in a minute. You must have a long-term strategy. Please invite well-meaning wise people for periodic brainstorming workshop.
Wish AAP all the best in its crusade against
corruption and for good governance. more
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Devakumar ji I fully support your open letter to Kejriwal ji.I have also felt hurt because of hasty action taken by A K.Oppurtunity does come once in a while and losing the same at time becomes suicidal. more
Feb 15
I apologise if I have hurt the sentiments of the leaders, members and the supporters. Opportunity does not knock one's door all the times. intention must be backed by strong tactics and strategies. People not only from India but all over the world has been keenly watching the moves. Let us hope and work for the best results and impact in the re-election and the Lok Sabha election. more
Feb 15
I agree with your views. It is not about raising voice only, it is about walking down the road and making things happen. What happened this week is ad for those who support curruption free society. There is so much to be done and so much could have been done by not insisting on Janlokpal 'here and now and the way we insist'. Election of AAP is the first time Indian voters have slapped corruption decisively. Else we have Lalu, Gandhis, Yedidurappa etc. etc. who all know are corrupt but they are still political forces!! Voters for the first time said clearly - no corruption. Therefore, any setback to AAP experiment will be a big setback to anti corruption crusade. Even those who do not support AAP agree with this. Therefore it is time to keep emotions under control, personal egos in leashe and deliver tangible results. By loosing government in Delhi a big opportunity has been lost...let us not repeat this...let us take all wise counsel on board and proceed with pragmatic plans. more
Feb 15
