Sitting on Dharna was anarchism , drama , and Publicity stunt . Is it ?
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Do not hesitate and immediately slap in face to anyone who says AK's Dharna was anarchy. It was an issue that mattered for people, the chief minister – with popular mandate – wanted to deliver a certain result but (crucial part) had exhausted all options within the constitution to achieve that. As a last resort, the head of a government decides to do what a dharna implies – that is, give up the comforts of shelter, food and all that, and sit there in the open to exert moral authority (if any) to achieve a goal. Anything wrong there? Strange that the ruling parties call for a bandh and has never been called anarchy. NaMo, Mamta didi, CM of Bihar and MP, all started the same after seeing the effect of dharna. http://governancenow.com/news/regular-story/anarchy-our-double-standards Mahatma Gandhi too has been interpreted as a model anarchist. By whom? So you guess who are these people who call AK an anarchist. more
Jul 10
It is really sad to see all the law and order system in india. I think that we all need to be really harsh in our steps....... There is an urgent need of fighting for Dharm today.............and this can be done only when there are more good people...... people in india are unable to make their living possible more
Jul 09
Dear Sanjay Gutaji,I fully agree with u sir. As u mentioned 'Kejriwal alone cannot change the system. He can only show the direction and lead by example. Rest is for us. No one can save us if we want to get doomed."/or continue to remain slaves at hands of these politicians. Subrata Guha Consultant-Power Plant Retired Manager-NTPC LtdFrom: support@localcirclesmail.com To: subu_guha@hotmail.com Subject: Commented on "Sitting on Dharna was ana..." in [Aam Aadmi Party Delhi/NCR] Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2014 10:51:18 +0000 more
Jul 08
