AAP with Congress form govt – no harm!
Aam Aadmi Party has at last agreed to accept the
support of Congress to form the government in Delhi. No harm. It is true that before
the election AAP had promised to expose all the black deeds of Congress. They
can still expose the corrupt practices of Congress. What is the worst that will
happen? Congress will withdraw its support. Next there will be a reelection. If
AAP had not accepted the support of Congress and gone for reelection, even then
the result would be the same. So there is no harm for AAP in the matter of
forming government with the help of Congress.
The fact that AAP won so many seats in Delhi proves
that India has lot of well thinking people and just not people who are dumb and
fall easily to popular gimmicks. But the thing is many political parties were
free of corrupt persons to start with. AAP will be put to severe test in this
regard in the months/years to come.
AAP has been voted to fulfill the promises made to
the people. The AAP represents a hope for a most desirable future of politics,
governance etc. of this country. But the fact is that their success in Delhi
was beyond even their own expectations because Delhi is representative of only
a few metropolitan cities in India, where the electorate is, educationally and
socially, extremely long way ahead of the rest of the country. AAP should
therefore concentrate on repeating their performance in the large cities in the
next general elections while keeping in limelight the issue of corruption which
is of far more importance to the people and of which all present political
parties are guilty of. After all, the AAP was born out of a social movement
that tapped into public impatience with the politics of corruption and
compromise. For AAP, the battle is won but the war is still not yet over.
This performance of AAP augurs well for the country
because we now have a third viable and more preferable honest alternative to
the Congress and the BJP.
If AAP had not formed the government with Congress,
there would be many people who would say that AAP is not able to handle this
quick new found surprising responsibilities and
that it’s easy to be in opposition and point fingers on other for their
mistakes in governance.
Now that they have entered politics and won also,
they have taken full responsibility of the trust which people have placed on
them. All the best to AAP for setting a corruption free India. AAP has indeed
made a grand entry into the Indian Politics at a time when it was much required
to cleanse the corruption in India. What happened in Delhi seems to be the
impact of the 'Broom Revolution' or a tactic aiming the forthcoming Lok Sabha election.
The AAP success in Delhi represents that the middle
class and urban elite have recognized it as a political polity. The AAP access
to the common man is limited to the urban and urban agglomeration of middle class
and the elite. But it has to travel a very, very long distance in our
democracy, as the parliament is a place where rural people represent their
presence through their representatives. All political parties access the rural
masses through their cost free welfare measures at the cost of the share of the
middle class. The middle class share was looted by the high index inflation due
to UPA’s II fiscal reforms. The AAP should review their policy and give relief
to the neglected urban middle class.
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