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Posted: 10 years ago

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

On AAP, I support them as of now, but their welfare schemes look like they would fizzle out in the long run. As I'd said before as well, they should cut down on the anti-corruption unilateral agenda and not engage in foolish populism anywhere. The free water scheme (20ML per month) is a diaster for large slum families who'd have to pay for all the water.

Yes, they need to be careful about their populist moves, though its understandable under present circumstances. They were under a scanner for their pre election promises and with the little time they had before proving their strength in the floor of the house it was a necessity.
Genie: Hey, I like Kumar Vishwas. The guy can talk like a whiplash. 😆

Would he really take up his dare of contesting from Amethi! 😆

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charminggenie

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Posted: 10 years ago

I see AAP getting polarized post elections. They have CEOs joining them as well as social activist like Megha. Where and how will they find the political equilibrium , that is to be seen.

Oh damn, that Vishwas guy seems so weird and wired. Just for the laughs I would love to see him take on Rahul. But whats with Amethi, is it a town, village or a city? How has that place developed over the years as it has forever been the playground of Gandhi family. Any power perks?

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441597

Posted: 10 years ago

'They have CEOs joining them as well as social activist
like Megha.'

^^That is what happens most commonly to organisations which are "Platforms" without any marked ideology. 😆

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charminggenie

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Posted: 10 years ago

I see it more as a party of Journos , everyday some senior editor is resigning. I just fail to see why Megha wants to join.

AAP I guess is letting them in and riding the tide till LS, expect all the filtration after the election. But its some crazy party going!

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441597

Posted: 10 years ago

The motto in practise is, "Common man is as common man does". Aam Admi is letting in every aadmi who claims to be "aam". Its a dharamshala of sorts right now. But you're correct, they'll probably get down to hard business once the LSEs are done with.