Wednesday, December 11, 2013

AAP Aam Admi Party - Why are they so powerful?

Newspapers, news programs are all talking abut AAP, aam admi. Kaun hai yeh aam admi. Why are they powerful?

Why did they  turn the history of Indian politics and India around?
Congress, BJP leaders they say were stunned that someone nameless, non existent suddenly kicked them out of their states.
These people with jhadoos or brooms, are aiming at wiping corruption away from streets.

Are they a farce, are they an eyewash?

I want to believe that they are not.

I want to believe that India and Indians are fighting back.
Fighting back against corruption
Fighting back against rape.
Fighting back against molestation

We are fed up with Narayan Sai's, Tejpals, corrupt officials.

Is that why AAP is using us to get a victory

I hope not.

Here are some interesting articles I found on AAP and its win.


Delhi election 2013: Six things AAP has changed in politics

Firstpost Politics Delhi election 2013: Six things AAP has changed in politics by R Jagannathan Dec 9, 2013 #Aam Aadmi Party #AAP #Anna Hazare #Arvind Kejriwal #BJP #Chhattisgarh #Congress #Delhi #Delhi Election 2013 #Elections 2013 #Jan Lokpal #Lok Sabha Election 2014 #MP #Narendra Modi #Rajasthan inShare1 323 CommentsEmailPrint The assembly elections have yielded their results, but one result will dominate national politics in 2014 – the rise of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the prominence of its underlying message. After being denied a clear-cut victory in Delhi, the BJP will be tempted to say that the issues in the national elections will be different, and that Narendra Modi will be a more important factor in April-May 2014. But that would be underestimating the real impact of the AAP, which goes beyond its immediate performance in Delhi.

Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/politics/delhi-election-2013-six-things-aap-has-changed-in-politics-1273829.html?utm_source=ref_article

Delhi assembly election results: BJP wins, but AAP the real hero

 Although the Bharatiya Janata Party's chief ministerial candidate has won big in his own constituency, Dr Harsh Vardhan should not ignore the fact that AAP's candidate from Krishna Nagar Assembly constituency, Ishrat Ali Ansari, has managed to get more than 15,000 votes. To get even these many votes in the stronghold of Dr Harsh Vardhan for a newcomer like Ansari is something the BJP as well as Congress should not take lightly at all. Notably, Congress' candidate and former BJP councillor Dr VK Monga, a well-known personality in the area, could get just more than 21,000 votes.http://zeenews.india.com/assembly-elections-2013/delhi-polls/delhi-assembly-election-results-bjp-wins-but-aap-the-real-hero_895279.htmlhttp://zeenews.india.com/assembly-elections-2013/delhi-polls/delhi-assembly-election-results-bjp-wins-but-aap-the-real-hero_895279.html

Assembly Election Results Analysis: BJP, AAP scorch Congress 

Though the BJP has swept the states of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, Aam Admi Party (AAP) lingered perilously close to BJP numbers in Delhi for Harsha Vardhan to breathe easy. Even Raman Singh suffered a fright at the hands of Ajit Jogi led Congress in Chhattisgarh before easing into a victory.
What has come out crystal clear, once the dust settled at the hustings, was that the Congress has been booted and packed out fair and square. 
Firstpost Politics Delhi election 2013: Six things AAP has changed in politics by R Jagannathan Dec 9, 2013 #Aam Aadmi Party #AAP #Anna Hazare #Arvind Kejriwal #BJP #Chhattisgarh #Congress #Delhi #Delhi Election 2013 #Elections 2013 #Jan Lokpal #Lok Sabha Election 2014 #MP #Narendra Modi #Rajasthan inShare1 323 CommentsEmailPrint The assembly elections have yielded their results, but one result will dominate national politics in 2014 – the rise of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the prominence of its underlying message. After being denied a clear-cut victory in Delhi, the BJP will be tempted to say that the issues in the national elections will be different, and that Narendra Modi will be a more important factor in April-May 2014. But that would be underestimating the real impact of the AAP, which goes beyond its immediate performance in Delhi.

Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/politics/delhi-election-2013-six-things-aap-has-changed-in-politics-1273829.html?utm_source=ref_article
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