The Split Personality of Aam Aadmi Party
There is a potential Jekyll and Hyde present in each person is what some philosophers say; split personality, a common phrase. One part of the mind good and the other it’s exact opposite, this is what the layperson will clearly understand. This split personality disorder also extends to groups, the most obvious group in India being the Aam Aadmi Party, gods latest gift to an India under seize from corruption, dynastic rule and all the morbid rewards of mis-governance.
Arvind Kejriwal an honest man, great morals, dedicates his life to free his fellow citizens from the vice like grip of corruption, crime, misgovernance and every evil. Now the Hyde part; an ordinary turncoat power hungry opportunist, blackmailer, self-styled vigilante and anarchist.
Somnath Bharti, an honest man with good intentions; now styles himself as Kejriwal’s Himmler.
Prashant Bushan, Ashutosh and Yogendra Yadav, scholars, great morals and record of accomplishment; now Communist ideologues with the usual Anti- Hindu agenda.
The rest, mostly good people came together with great noble intentions; now run of the mill camp followers, basking in the limelight, struggling to believe that their one-liners make prime time headlines; courtesy a moronic media.
Not all is lost though, some, like Manish Sisodia and Kumar Vishwas, appear straight, the later reminds me of the Comedian Raju Srivastav. You have to remember it takes all kinds to make a revolution or potential or failed revolution.
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From the past 76 years, the virus of corruption and mis-governance has spreadbso much that no matter how much ambitious a person may be, no matter how much promising a new face in politics may seem, once that person comes into power, his priorities take a different route, other than doing any good for the people. And this has solidly been proved by AAP. Also it has told us that no matter how clean a new person can enter the politics, the virus of mis-governance and corruption would always enter into their minds.
ReplyDeleteTrue, once they enter the dirt, there is no escaping from it.
DeleteSir but I want to ask you, is it going to continue like this?
ReplyDeleteWill there be no one in this country who can really change things and show us a better governance?
It certainly looks bad at this period of time, looks like we are in for a collapse.
DeleteModi looks like the only chance India has to survive a breakdown.
Kejriwal, the mannerisms and muffler reminds me of a comic magazine MORON, it takes all kind to make up a revolution.
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