Saturday, February 15, 2014

ABOUT THE AAM ADMI PARTY’S FALL FROM POWER

Aam Admi Party govt’s decline and fall was a conclusion foretold. The party couldn’t march ahead without the support of Indian National Congress (INC) which could secure only eight seats. Arvind Kejriwal in his capacity as Chief Minister could initiate a few welfare measure lke supply of 700 liters of water and electricity charges reduced by 50 percent as per his promise and on his govt’s plan to go ahead with Jan Lokpal bill if passed in the Delhi assembly, Congress which extended support and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which was the main opposition party couldn’t even imagine about the bill if passed in the Assembly would have to suffer unforeseen circumstances took the opportunity to pull the AAP govt down at the earliest. Both Congress and BJP joined hands in withdrawing support to the govt and as expected the Government under Mr.Kejriwal fell which could rule Delhi only for 48 days.
Before deciding to introduce the Jan Lokpal Bill by Mr.Kejriwal made it clear that a number of Congress leaders including former Chief Minister Sheila Dixit would come under the purview of the bill alleging that Ms.Dixit deserved to undergo punishment for being a corrupt Chief Minister. Ms.Dixit, an active leader of Congress, whom Mr.Kejriwal defeated her in the assembly elections by a record margin of 26000 the party couldn’t go on supporting Kejriwal government. Furthermore, since the last one week Mr.Kejriwal went eloquent and made it public that both Indian National Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were in collusion with extending support to Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani even before tabling the Jan Lokpal Bill in the Assembly.
The document which he displayed before the media and Delhites, which established the truth that Mr.Ambani did benefit by both govt’s led by the Congress and BJP leaders and Congress leaders like Veerappa Moily and Murli Deora belonging to Congress doing favours to the Reliance Industries of Mukesh Ambani by which Mr.Ambani could almost double the charges for the petroleum products.
With all the information being laid bare it was quite natural that Congress wouldn’t go on extending support to the govt led by Mr.Kejriwal. In addition to this the Aam Admi Party would be able to widen its influence throughout Delhi and spread its popularity across India, both Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party decided to cash in on pulling down the government from power at the earliest about which Mr.Kejriwal and other leaders of AAP were certain that the both BJP and Congress would capitalize the first available opportunity and see to it that the pulling down of Delhi Assembly was a must.

With the threat of both Congress and BJP staring at AAP govt of Mr.Kejriwal decided once and for all, come what may, go on with tabling the bill in the Assembly. What all Mr.Kejriwal foresaw did materialize soon by which he wanted to expose Congress and BJP when it comes to the issue of protecting themselves. Mr.Kejriwal and his loyal followers could secure political mileage which was actually they wanted. They by widening their areas of influence across all States and thus evolve into a national entity and to bag as many seats as possible in the coming General Elections. AAP’s national ambitions are obvious now and with their followers campaigning in the General Election by paying visits to each house thus bringing as many citizens as possible under one umbrella.  AAP leaders had already made it clear that the party is poised to contest 350 to 400 seats. The leaders and its members taking the plunge now onwards the party will have to slug it out and undertake whirlwind campaign across the States and squarely blame both national parties by presenting a long list of scams, scandals, corruption, poverty, unemployment before the citizens, thus convincing them about the magnitude and intensity of threats confronting the nation since decades. 

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