Agreed that AAP is playing to the gallery and is a populist party but the kind of gorilla politics being played by AAP is creating a buzz and is waking up people. Like them or hate them they are raising relevant questions on governance when both the Congress and the BJP are in the mode of shielding each others fallacies. Kejriwals journey to Gujrat is an eye opener on Modis claims of INCLUSIVE development and growth and is something which the the Congress should have highlighted and disclosed and shouted from every rooftop available. Agreed that AAP will not do well and may just win 5-10 seats in the general elections but i think they are doing a great service to the nation by treading on issues which no one so far has dared to. The buzz in the media about AAP and Kejriwal is astounding considering that it is an one year old party and has never fought the general elections. Its most stupid when the media asks Kejriwal wether he wants to be prime minister. Off course he wants to be , who in the indian cricket team does not want to captain it!! The more relevant question is wether he can be, and the answer is a big no and Kejriwal would be the first one to admit that, but that does not make Rahul and Modi the best choices . The rules of the game are changing and therefore the congress and the BJP would do well to embrace the change , with conviction rather than fighting it with their elitist mentality. Really looking forward to an open debate between MODI, RAHUL and KEJRIWAL on issues of national concern not to see wether Arvind is the man to lead India but to verify that RAHUL and MODI deserve to !
Posted on: Sat, 08 Mar 2014 06:00:42 +0000
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