anilsangwan
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He alongwith 3 more people suspended today. JAL BOARD se 800 log transfer kar diye Kejriwal ne aaj ---Ye wo log they jinki duty PAANI ke tanker bharne waali Jagah --- matlab ki Paise Kamaane waali Jagah thee......!!!
Challenges and Chances before AAP
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phoolkumar
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ये लो जी जो भाई वेट एंड वाच के लिए कह रहे थे, सुन लो सारे और बताओ शीला दीक्षित से अलग क्या है इनके पास, सत्ता में आने से पहले और शीला दीक्षित से जब भी पुलिस से सम्बंधित कोई सवाल पूछा जाता था तो कहती थी कि पुलिस तो उनके कण्ट्रोल में नहीं सें...ट्रल कण्ट्रोल में है, और जरा सुनिये हू-बहू ब्यान अरविन्द केजरीवाल के मुखमंडल से| ये वही ब्यान है जिसके लिए "आप" वाले सत्ता में आने से पहले शीला को पानी पी-पी के कोसा करते थे| इसलिए कहता आ रहा हूँ कि "गाम बसावे थानिये, पार पड़े तो जानिये"। और भी कई अन्य मुद्दों पर जनाब से राय दी है और रत्ती भर भी ट्रेडिशनल पॉलिटिक्स से भिन्न जवाब नहीं|
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ikDo6elPg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ikDo6elPg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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drrajpalsingh
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Friend,
Just in seven days they stand exposed as populist group of power seekers by hook or by crook otherwise which sane party had agreed to form minority government with the support of the same congress whom they had been labelling as 'corrupt' and non-performer party.
I am of the opinion that they have easily fallen in trap of the Congress to taste power in Delhi and are fast loosing their credibility as a 'different party' from other traditional parties !
Abhi to shuruat hai, Dekhiya aage aage hota hai kya !!
Well, what';s wrong with the government formation? Looking at it from a positive prospective, it was a golden opportunity for the party that shouldn't have been missed. It was an opportunity and people wanted to AAP to use the opportunity for moving forward to their vision. It's has also given the much needed real exposer to the direct governmental control.
samarkadian
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Its easy to criticise an egg rather to lay one.
Happen to watch a video on NDTV (http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/hum-log/video-story/304140?hphin) where Rakhi Bidlaan is a guest. She seems to be very inexperienced and lacks common sense. All the time she was just chanting "Ji hum to aam aadmi hai".
She did not respond well on any of the question being asked. Looks like she was mimicking Arvind Kezriwal all the time. On being asked straight questions, she seems to get offended and replied arrogantly.
Koi question poccho, she will just repeat lines: Sir hum to AAM AADMI hai. Hum yahan satta ke liye nahi aaye hain. Hume satta ye kya lena dena. Hume paise se kya lena dena.
Looks like above lines will solve all the problems of Delhi.
She did not respond well on any of the question being asked. Looks like she was mimicking Arvind Kezriwal all the time. On being asked straight questions, she seems to get offended and replied arrogantly.
Koi question poccho, she will just repeat lines: Sir hum to AAM AADMI hai. Hum yahan satta ke liye nahi aaye hain. Hume satta ye kya lena dena. Hume paise se kya lena dena.
Looks like above lines will solve all the problems of Delhi.
Absolutely agree, I posted the same link in this or other thread with similar comments.
I read a random comment somewhere.. "AAM Pakne Lage hain"!!
This is good one. But people need to give them some time, It is not summer yet, "AAM garmiyon me pakte hain"
I wish AAP deliver, but it seems that the party is more interested in publicity, power and expanding into other states. I would not be surprised if AAP projects Kezriwal as a PM candidate for the party.
drrajpalsingh
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1. Yes, they are !
2. In Indian democratic system anyone can do so, but in the instant case, it seems it would make no much difference whether they declare or not declare him.
drrajpalsingh
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They came on the promise of cleansing the politics; but have started to falter at the very start of tasting political power.
It is better for them to remember :Time and tide wait for none ! They have either to act or go sooner than later !
drrajpalsingh
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Is it ''the direct governmental control'' by the outside supporting party !
anilsangwan
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Sir - please give them some time.... at least 2-3 months. We all have given 15 years to congress in Delhi and many years to BJP as well.
Let Kejriwal try something. Believe me, in next 6 months either he will shine like none else OR he will be deminished forever. In both cases, it will be very good for citizens of this country.
Let Kejriwal try something. Believe me, in next 6 months either he will shine like none else OR he will be deminished forever. In both cases, it will be very good for citizens of this country.
drrajpalsingh
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They had promised so many things resulting in raising the aspirations of the people to sky and also that to do miracles in every field within no time.
Now after formation of Government they are face to face with real problems of Indian governance system.
Indeed, they need time to think and devise a cohesive voice [no personal views of leaders on policy matters but only party views] and coordinated programme and policy of the party, otherwise there would be no way out to distinguish them as 'different' from other parties active in the country !
As suggested, let us pause and see which way the wind blows in the coming times !
Arvind, it was total selfishness on the part of AAP to form govt, secondly what percentage of population voted for this party, so saying that public wanted, is not justified, rest we will be able to see their ability, character, dealings, honesty, fairness, transparency etc yet
anilsangwan
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Dear sir - what were the other options after election results were declared? BJP was not able to make a govt in Delhi as no one extended support to them. In fact, AAP had given one week to them to form the govt if they wanted.
Some might say this was a staged attack by AAP to get security which they had refused for publicity. 
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BJP, Sangh-affiliated groups behind vandalism at Aam Aadmi Party office, says Prashant Bhushan
Kaushambi , Ghaziabad: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Prashant Bhushan today blamed the BJP and its affiliated groups for an attack on the party's office by a mob of around 50-60 people.
The attackers entered the AAP office near Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home, threw stones and broke windows withlathis. (Watch video here) They also allegedly targeted workers and misbehaved with women. The attackers were carrying flags of a group calling itself the "Hindu Raksha Dal", which, Mr Bhushan said, was the same group that attacked him at his office in 2011.
"So-called nationalistic party, the BJP, has started unleashing its goons against the AAP," said Mr Bhushan. "BJP and Sangh-affiliated organisations are frustrated with the rise of AAP. It is unfortunate that a big political party lets its associates indulge in such kind of violence. This reflects their fascist and lumpen mentality."
He alleged that Tejinder Bagga, who allegedly attacked him in 2011, was also behind today's vandalism and is a 'committed BJP member.'
One of the attackers told reporters that they were protesting Mr Bhushan's remarks on Kashmir.
The lawyer-activist had said on NDTV's We the People on Sunday night that the use of the army for external and internal security within Kashmir should be treated as separate issues. "For external defense, certainly the government of India can decide where to deploy the army. However, if it is supposed to be used for the internal security of the people there, then should you not have the consent of the people?" he said.
After his comments invited severe criticism from political parties and the Aam Aadmi Party too sought distance from them, Mr Bhushan clarified saying "any reference to referendum should not be misconstrued to mean plebiscite on Kashmir's relationship with India." (Kashmir integral part of India, says AAP's Prashant Bhushan after row over referendum remark)
There was minimal security at the AAP office at the time of the attack. Mr Kejriwal has repeatedly asserted that his party will end the "VIP culture" that politicians are attuned to, starting with its most glaring symbols - vehicles with read beacons or lal batti, and heavy security. ('God will protect me,' says Kejriwal)
The Ghaziabad Police have now urged the Aam Aadmi Party and Mr Kejriwal to review their refusal to take security and have said they will post personnel at the Chief Minister's office and house.
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BJP, Sangh-affiliated groups behind vandalism at Aam Aadmi Party office, says Prashant Bhushan
Kaushambi , Ghaziabad: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Prashant Bhushan today blamed the BJP and its affiliated groups for an attack on the party's office by a mob of around 50-60 people.
The attackers entered the AAP office near Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home, threw stones and broke windows withlathis. (Watch video here) They also allegedly targeted workers and misbehaved with women. The attackers were carrying flags of a group calling itself the "Hindu Raksha Dal", which, Mr Bhushan said, was the same group that attacked him at his office in 2011.
"So-called nationalistic party, the BJP, has started unleashing its goons against the AAP," said Mr Bhushan. "BJP and Sangh-affiliated organisations are frustrated with the rise of AAP. It is unfortunate that a big political party lets its associates indulge in such kind of violence. This reflects their fascist and lumpen mentality."
He alleged that Tejinder Bagga, who allegedly attacked him in 2011, was also behind today's vandalism and is a 'committed BJP member.'
One of the attackers told reporters that they were protesting Mr Bhushan's remarks on Kashmir.
The lawyer-activist had said on NDTV's We the People on Sunday night that the use of the army for external and internal security within Kashmir should be treated as separate issues. "For external defense, certainly the government of India can decide where to deploy the army. However, if it is supposed to be used for the internal security of the people there, then should you not have the consent of the people?" he said.
After his comments invited severe criticism from political parties and the Aam Aadmi Party too sought distance from them, Mr Bhushan clarified saying "any reference to referendum should not be misconstrued to mean plebiscite on Kashmir's relationship with India." (Kashmir integral part of India, says AAP's Prashant Bhushan after row over referendum remark)
There was minimal security at the AAP office at the time of the attack. Mr Kejriwal has repeatedly asserted that his party will end the "VIP culture" that politicians are attuned to, starting with its most glaring symbols - vehicles with read beacons or lal batti, and heavy security. ('God will protect me,' says Kejriwal)
The Ghaziabad Police have now urged the Aam Aadmi Party and Mr Kejriwal to review their refusal to take security and have said they will post personnel at the Chief Minister's office and house.
I wonder if any other party faced public and media scrutiny to this extent in their initial days of govt. The media is news hungry and will magnify any good or bad deed. But why are we learned citizens going berserk over each and every action, statement of AAP?
Agenda se bhatak rhe hai sab, sabko apni party ki padi hai be it Congress, BJP or AAP. Desh kaha ja rha hai?Some might say this was a staged attack by AAP to get security which they had refused for publicity.
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BJP, Sangh-affiliated groups behind vandalism at Aam Aadmi Party office, says Prashant Bhushan
Kaushambi , Ghaziabad: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Prashant Bhushan today blamed the BJP and its affiliated groups for an attack on the party's office by a mob of around 50-60 people.
The attackers entered the AAP office near Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home, threw stones and broke windows withlathis. (Watch video here) They also allegedly targeted workers and misbehaved with women. The attackers were carrying flags of a group calling itself the "Hindu Raksha Dal", which, Mr Bhushan said, was the same group that attacked him at his office in 2011.
"So-called nationalistic party, the BJP, has started unleashing its goons against the AAP," said Mr Bhushan. "BJP and Sangh-affiliated organisations are frustrated with the rise of AAP. It is unfortunate that a big political party lets its associates indulge in such kind of violence. This reflects their fascist and lumpen mentality."
He alleged that Tejinder Bagga, who allegedly attacked him in 2011, was also behind today's vandalism and is a 'committed BJP member.'
One of the attackers told reporters that they were protesting Mr Bhushan's remarks on Kashmir.
The lawyer-activist had said on NDTV's We the People on Sunday night that the use of the army for external and internal security within Kashmir should be treated as separate issues. "For external defense, certainly the government of India can decide where to deploy the army. However, if it is supposed to be used for the internal security of the people there, then should you not have the consent of the people?" he said.
After his comments invited severe criticism from political parties and the Aam Aadmi Party too sought distance from them, Mr Bhushan clarified saying "any reference to referendum should not be misconstrued to mean plebiscite on Kashmir's relationship with India." (Kashmir integral part of India, says AAP's Prashant Bhushan after row over referendum remark)
There was minimal security at the AAP office at the time of the attack. Mr Kejriwal has repeatedly asserted that his party will end the "VIP culture" that politicians are attuned to, starting with its most glaring symbols - vehicles with read beacons or lal batti, and heavy security. ('God will protect me,' says Kejriwal)
The Ghaziabad Police have now urged the Aam Aadmi Party and Mr Kejriwal to review their refusal to take security and have said they will post personnel at the Chief Minister's office and house.
AK is acting like corn in pressure cooker. Bhagwan hi malik hai
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