"POLITICAL HINDUS" & "SCHEMING" (HAPPY) BEN

Thank god, at last, one state government (though late) has accepted that non reserved category ordinary citizens are not just "Political Hindus".They too have their woes,pains & immensely deep problems.They too need solace from various woes.yes, I am talking about Gujarat Chief Minister Smt. Anandiben patel's latest youth welfare scheme 'Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojna".If this on paper glossy looking scheme is implemented properly,will be fruitful for both the "parties" i.e. it's actual stakeholders & BJP.

"MYSY" may have its flaws in financial terms but it has tremendous inner social & political currents.let's take a small example.The highest limit of Rs. 4.50 lac is given to take benefits of various student oriented schemes.Now in modern urban Gujarat where generally a single bread winner earns around 32 to 35 thousand per month,especially in nucleus family of "hum do hamarey do" will get monthly relief of around 2500 to 3000 Rs. in his kids education expenditure .That makes a big difference to any middle/upper middle class family.Well, this is just one part of the scheme.There are various benefits for youth as far as their higher education & employment is concerned.

Basically I want to analyse the scheme from it's socio political angle.as i said early if this scheme is implemented seriously & without much bureaucratic tantrums it may become a flagship program for Gujarat BJP and who knows it may take a form of law someday in future,but for that government ,BJP office bearers & beneficiaries must take pains.

Interestingly this scheme has more chances of success not just because it is declared on "right time" but probably it is the only governmental welfare scheme which has been designed by its all stakeholders. Sarkaar maibaap, bureaucrats & representatives of various general category communities.It has less chances of failure from this angle because in other schemes generally governments depend on bureaucrats & "invited representations" through various mediums for which no one cares.

Most important aspect of this scheme is that OBC/SC/ST communities have accepted it wholeheartedly .Entire scheme is based on various inputs of welfare schemes made for OBC/SC/ST communities because there were no model schemes available for general categories before this one,so government automatically made this scheme "Samras" by using already implemented welfare schemes for OBC/SC/ST communities.

Well, its a fact that this scheme can not be an alternate for "reservation" demanded by Patidar youth."Reservation" has it's own merits & demerits,only beneficiaries of it know the truth(apart from politicians).As one faction of Patidars (PAAS to be specific) is against this "Lolipop" but probably majority Patidars & other general category communities have started thinking seriously about this alternate as political confrontation can not give them much benefits. May be in future Patidar youth may start it taking seriously when they will see its real benefits.

Even today this scheme is seen only from "Patidar" angle & it's other beneficiary communities are not responding openly.Even a certain part of media is also highlighting "Patidar Angle" of this scheme.Other stakeholder communities need to clear the air asap to avail the benefits of "MYSY"

In fact the scheme has various benefits for youth as Patidar youth is fighting for education & employment opportunities.Though it has strong political roots,it could be beneficial for them. As usual congress just did lip service to condemn the scheme & again reduced it's political stature.Congress need serious "Atmamanthan" on it's own political policies else it will get wiped out of it's "KLBP"(Kshatriya,Lohana,Brahmin,Patidar, to name a few) voting communities.

Who Is Afraid Of New Political Patels…..?

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…..None ,is the answer, it seems so. Though Hardik + laljibhai & company are pushing their "Anamat"(reservation)activities across Gujarat nothing significant is happening amongst Patidars. The “Anamat” stir loosing sheen as it’s outspoken, childish leaders have made tremendous blunders & lost control over the Patidar mass. Majority Patidars must be feeling cheated after 25^th August & now they may remain aloof from this political drama.

In fact Patidars being highly influential citizens of Gujarat, have been enjoying political, economical & social advantage since long. They got political patronage especially after departure of two congress chief ministers, Madhavsinh Solanki & Amarsinh Chaudhari. In Gujarat Patidar’s political fortunes took big turn when BJP started  wooing them rigorously. In last twenty years Patidars have seen astounding growth in almost all walks of public life. Initially they entered in various markets as novice & slowly they controlled & ultimately dominated it. Undoubtedly they have worked hard to achieve this status. Take examples of four  important industries of Gujarat. Diamond, Pharmaceuticals ,Engineering & construction, these all are  dominated by Patidars.

“Unity For The Community” is the motto of Patidars. Whenever there is a call of community, all Patidars get together in no time, whether it is a social work or a religious gathering. But unfortunately this show of Patidar’s strength has become a “political weakness” for them. Recent reservation stir was the best example. The way Hardik Patel stole the show from Sardar Patel Group, it clearly indicated rift amongst Patidars on this issue.

Interestingly being influential community Patidars strength has been used by all political & social institutes. There is no doubt about Patidar’s immense contribution in Gujarat’s growth story. It’s apparent that former Chief Minister Narendrabhai  Modi  successfully used this community’s  political strength to oil the growth engine of Gujarat.

It seems on political front that same Patidar community is losing the game, after 25^th August mega show of might it has created a buzz & sense of fear not only amongst OBC’s(including SC/ST) but other “general category” communities. Things are  heading towards class conflict in near future as OBC’s & SC/ST communities are also getting ready with sleeves up & there lies subtle political message for Patidars.

From political point of view Patidars are always over estimated in Gujarat. This may sound rude but it’s a “political fact”. Though Patidars are mighty ones but they are not the only one. Other communities like Jains(Baniya), Rajputs, Lohanas, Brahmins & many more too have their share in the “political pie’ & these communities  enjoy it smartly, silently. They also outcast Patidars when they get aggressive, especially in local elections.

An interesting example in support of my above analysis. In 2012  assembly elections Gujarat has seen this miraculous scenario. Gujarat’s most Patidar dominated area Saurashtra became laboratory for this experiment. During Saurashtra’s voting phase BJP’s ousted Netas & some congress leaders successfully mobilized Patidars in first two hours of voting in rural areas, the way Patidars  voted, before afternoon BJP got alarming signal & they too mobilized their committed non Patidar+ Patidar voters to polling booths. Saurashtra phase was the highest voting turnout in 2012  &  extremely  fruitful for BJP.

There are four main reasons in present scenario which could go against Patidars in future elections in Gujarat. First, unrest created by Patidar’s  mega show has given a golden chance to other communities to fulfill their political dreams & it may help political parties(read BJP) to regain it’s strength. Second, Anandiben’s Sarkaar will definitely take political advantage of rift amongst Patidars on this issue & in “Non Patel” or less Patel dominated constituency it may strengthen its base.

Third, as we all know congress is almost dead in Gujarat & ghosts of its political follies are hounding it’s Netas. Even it’s Patidar leaders have lost relevance in present context, so they are unable to take electoral advantage in next few elections. Fourth, some timely measures(or say damage control) by Anandiben’s Sarkaar may change the scenario. Full fledge scholarship for students, economical support for youth, job opportunities in various government sectors or all inclusive full fledge package for all “general category” communities can turn the table. Even some pro congress Patidars may also accept this solution whole heartedly & avoid confrontation with popular government. It would be an easier task for government as it has no other political threats as of now, but it will solely depend on government’s political will to execute it. If Anandiben uses it cleverly she would be able to silence her enemies (within) & outside her party, winning elections will be the cherry on ice cream for her.

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Why Amit Shah Should Sing “ Mehbooba …Mehbooba..”!?

So, the political dust is settling down in Jammu & Kashmir but this political thriller has  not ended yet.Though Jharkhand drama ended predictably , J & k remained full of suspense through out the counting day.Now it’s time to analyse the ground reality.Political situation in J & K post counting seems a political deadlock or ‘hung” assembly but political parties are ready to unfold their cards,relatively  slowly.

The game already started on the final  voting phase day when Mufti family praised Atalbihari Vajpayee’s regime & showered flowers on present government.As the results started pouring, mood in PDP camp was cheerful but cautious too as they focused on BJP’s gain in jammu region.Before the end of the day PDP gave clear signals to nationalists that they are ready to share power with them.Though this proposed coalition may sound unique.it’s the need of hour.Why & how?

First thing first.Times have changed .The entire nation is heading towords much awaited political stability,which will obviously bring peace & prosperity in years to come,politically, Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi has established himself as “golden crowned king” of Indian politics &  Muftis know old & time tested formulae very well that  more you are near to power more you are safer.

Interestingly  with 28 seats in entire J & K assembly Mehbooba claimed for the power & BJP with 25 seats & atleast 5 sympathiser MLAs (i.e. 30 MLAs, more than single largest party post poll coalition) didn’t.That shows the dominance of valley in J &K’s politics.Infact BJP has achieved something unachievable that one couldn’t have even thought,had it not been a Modicentric,’Shah’tagic aggressive campaign in J & K .BJP has gained  23% overall vote share that is equivalent to PDP’s overall vote share.Though it’s dissected, BJP’s vote share in valley is only 2.3% which is comparatively mimimal.BJP also incurred ‘heavy’ loss as its all 25 candidates in valley lost & it didn’t open account in even Leh Ladakh where actually they were expecting all four seats to accomplish “Mission-44”.

Anyways the graound reality in J &K is totally different now.PDP is ready to capture the power.Interestingly spent forces like congress & national Conference(unashamedly) offering their support to keep away “communal forces”out of power,it’s an old game in valley & unfortunately for these parties it’s an outdated political option now.Interestingly that is the part of actual game plan.If PDP accepts these offers Jammu region will lose it’s much deserved,much awaited   power share in J & k assembly & injustice towards Jammu will continue for six years more.

Since BJP has jumped it’s tally from 11 to 25 seats by sweeping in Jammu region,it becomes it’s political duty to take care of regional interests.From the establishment of J & K ,the state has been governed by valley oriented leaders(barring a few cases) now its payback time for BJP to Jammu region being another single largest(post poll) coalition & they should not waste this opportunity.

If PDP +BJP formulae succeds(28+25) Jammu & Kashmir state will see a new sunrise.Though both the parties have serious ideological differences  on the part of section 370,separatism,AFSPA etc. a common minimum programme will be a win win situation for both the parties.Through this both can keep check & balance over each other’s “uncommon” agendas.Power sharing formulae can be finalized according to suitability of both the parties.

Now it’s high time for BJP to play the same old game (always) played by congress & NC in J & K to keep them away from power,which ultimately make them irrelevant sooner or later in J & K politics.BJP will be able to strengthen it’s position in other parts of valley & Leh Ladakh in future,if they handle the coalition carefully.This coalition will pass a serious message across border also.Pakistan & it’s separatist agenda may get curbed in this new situation.New vistas of development & employment will open for J &K’s youth.So, it’s time for Amitbhai to sing ‘Mehbooba…Mehbooba…” & offer her 25 “lotuses”.By the way lotus is a state symbol of Jammu & Kashmir.

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Mein, Narendra Damodardas Modi…….(Part-2)

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So, today it is the last & most awaited phase of general elections-2014.Shriman Modi & other few distinguished ‘Netaz’ future is sealed in EVMs today.In my last post I predicted comfortable victory for BJP+(NDA).Now here are the reasons why Shriman Modi will take oath as a prime minister of this great nation in a few days.

*Anti Incumbancy Factor: 10 years of UPA Raaj was a disastrous experience for ‘mango people’.(in some cases even for congress loyalists too) In it’s first tenure UPA raised hopes in common man’s heart but in second part(2009-2014) it failed to fulfill the promises.All sorts of ‘certified scams(certified by CAG) also marred it’s image and killed all the possibilities of returning to power.Well, in all cases long term power doesn’t mean anti incumbency,say for example in recently concluded five assembly elections congress lost it’s both states i.e. Delhi & Rajasthan while BJP retained Madhyapradesh & Chhattisgarh & also captured Rajasthan from congress.

So what went wrong with congress? It’s inability to stop price rise,high inflation,rampant corruption & all sort of economic drudgery that a common man feels.Most importantly it failed to control it’s state units intact.the infight within state units was on it’s peak & they never united to deafeat bjp & we know the results.On the other hand under Narendrabhai’s leadership bjp heat the bull’s eye,opened all the follies of upa government   & encashed the anti establishment mood.

*Attracting Youth & Women Voters: Interestingly in this elections where there are 52% voters are youth who have aspirations regarding their employment,education etc.Though upa tried hard to implement some of it’s youth & employment oriented flagship programmes it couldn’t took off due to in efficiency on the government’s part.Out of this young voters around 22% voters are first timers who have seen the negative sides of UPA & positive branding of Narendra Modi on various platform.His ‘Gujarat model of governence’ & it’s propagation has increased their curiosity.especially women voters across the nation, home makers are fed up with issues like price rise, inflation which directly heat their budget.So, these voters are in ‘revenge’ mode now.

*Well planned strategy & prepoll alliance:In India only rabble rousing can’t bear the fruits of victory.you need to choose right partners for victory.This time BJP choose near about 25 regional political parties & strengthen it’s weak base in certain eastern & southern states.’The Grand Alliance’ in south & ‘Mahayuti’ in Maharashtra will do miracles since BJP has chosen right partners in respective states.These 25 party pre poll alliance has again removed political  stigma for Narendrabhai.Infact this partners may be usefull for BJP’s post poll alliance,if it is required at all.But a word of caution,this pre poll alliance will definitely need good co-ordination & a common mimimum programme as all regional partie will definitely eye on their pound of flash & regional interests.

*Higher Voting Turnout: Well ,this  may be the matter of tv studio debate whether a higher voting turnout is a vote for change or not? But as per my assessment the way voting turnout is breaking it’s all records nationwide it is an indication of change.People,especially youth,,women,farmers have voted as if they have decided to throw present government at any cost and the alternative? Well, you know the answer.In general it is not necessary that higher turnout should indicate change but after 1984(Indiraji’s death)this is the only election where voters are voting decisively for a stable government.

*Stability Plank: This is the most important aspect of this elections. People of this nation have watche all sorts of thuggish coalition governments, full of economic scams & non decisiveness on all important issues.Now after these experiments  voters have probably decided to vote for decisive, stable government haeded by a person who is not a spineless politician & who can fulfill his promises.BJP has tried hard to propagate thei stability plank at fullest.

*Strong Branding Of NAMO: as the Gujarat assembly elections were over & NAMO took charge for third term the foundation stone of his ‘road to Delhi’ was laid.Narendra Modi’s smart media managers have already started polishing his image nationwide(and internationally too).His decisiveness,good governance & hard core development oriented decisions were carefully publicized across nation.It created a very positive image amongst Indian citizens of all ages.The smart use of media made his name popular in every household.

*Aggressive Communication Strategy:In 21^st century nothing is impossible for if you have enough money & tremendous will power.BJP managed to give smart makeover to NAMO’s image(post 2002) by using same media which lambasted him for years.In a country where almost every house(& juggi jhopdi too) has tv connections & mobile phones it is wasy to reach people’s heart.Some of the best brains of communication industry made this impossible & comparatively difficult task possible by using popular social networking platforms & it’s craze amongst youth.

*Minority Appeasement By Congress: In fact Congress has helped NAMO in many ways  but minority appeasement will prove costly to congress this time because narendra Modi & his team carefully toned down congress’s minority appeasement policies during  this elections.it obviously polarized ‘the hindu’ votes in BJP’s favour.Congress wanted to take advantage of NAMO’s post 2002 anti minority image & for that they did scathing attack on him too but Ahmedabad’s metropolitan court’s judgement has turned the tabl,ultimately this strategy has proved wrong & it will rebound as it has polarized votes significantly against congress.

*”Sangh” Shakti Kalauyugey’: Full & finally the ‘Parivaar’ has backed it’s ‘vadnagar boy’ whole heartedly.RSS’s determination to vote against the present government  has proved the last nail in the UPA’s coffin.The higher turnout also indicates the aggressive & pro BJP voting by swayamsevaks nationewide.Interestingly these votes are targeted to benefit BJP candiadates irrespective of cast & creed’s political equations.

Well, these are some of the indiacators of NDA’s returning  to power with a fresh blood.I will share state wise seat projection for NDA in part 3 soon, till than aavjo…

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Mein, Narendra Damodardas Modi…….! (Part-1)

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So, that glorious moment in the life of ‘Vadnagar Boy’will arrive at last! Well feeling baffled? There is no need to be so. Shriman Narendra Modi has already conquered Delhi with the clear victory / majority on his side. No this is not a political forecast or a cruel joke (for my congress friends) but it’s true. 

In the next few days we will see a ‘proud Gujarati’ swearing in as a prime minister of this great nation, i.e. Bharat. But, how? that eternal question we are facing for last one year, how will it happen? As we are approaching  to the last phase of general elections-2014 now I could safely analyze the political situation & answer all these questions.

Indian political scenario has always remained unpredictable(barring some aperent elections) & interesting.The enthusiasm of political leaders,karyakartaz & “mango people” is a part of this long prevailing Indian democratic system.After independence our nation has seen major political changes in these last 67 years.emergence of major,minor,regional political parties,hunger for power, eye & heart catching slogans shouting,corruption and so on…but still power of democracy has remained intact, especially this  historical general election has proved it.

I know I may get labeled after this political analysis on BJP+ (NDA’s) victorious emergence in this general election, but I don’t mind all these labels as I can see the winds of change are blowing to uproot 128 years old congress & its allies.

There are many reasons to believe why Shriman Modi is coming to power. I would analyze each one by one, but some “Aankdebazi” first.As per my analysis based on ground reports,talks with people of all strata from  a few states,detailed history of concerned state’s political scenario & of course close observations of election propaganda of the major political forces.

As per my observation NDA will win around 285-290 seats and enjoy comfortable majority. Leading party BJP may get around 230-235 seats .As far as Gujarat,home pitch of Shriman Modi is concerned BJP may win 21-22 seats by sweeping congress down to dust.I know I am not a soothsayer but being a political analyst it becomes my humble duty to analyze situation rightly.In the part -2 I will analyze my logic behind NDA’s forcasted victory with facts & figures,till then aavjo,take care…

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Mahaabhishek of Indian Democracy.....

(By: S.Y.Quraishi,Former Chief Election Commissioner of India)

So India is all set to witness the biggest-ever election. With 81 crore voters and 11 million personnel conducting the polls at 9.36 lakh polling stations using 1.4 million EVMs, the Indian election is considered the biggest such event in the world. This is a management event that expects zero error and 100 per cent success. For the Election Commission, a 60 per cent successful election, or even 80 or 90 per cent success, is not an option.

The EC is now a very experienced institution, with a well-oiled machinery. Its foremost concern every time is, of course, a peaceful poll. The safety of voters, of polling staff and even of security forces is always an overriding concern. We cannot afford to lose any lives. The muscle power of the proverbial bahubali or strongman is now history. Vulnerability mapping, deployment of paramilitary forces and the 24×7 video watch on them ensures that they behave.

The other ongoing issue concerns the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). This is the most dreaded weapon in the hands of the EC. Every leader worth his salt shudders even at the thought of receiving a model code notice. Many citizens, however, feel disappointed that all that the EC does against defaulters is issue warnings, reprimands, condemnation or censure. They probably expect drastic action like the cancellation of elections, derecognition of the political party concerned or even the registration of criminal cases. They go to the extent of calling the EC toothless. This perception is absolutely flawed. The MCC’s moral authority is extremely high. The fact that even the issue of a notice hits the headlines and becomes a subject of editorial comment for days on end is a major punishment for the defaulting politician, who cannot afford to lose even 1 per cent of public support. Have you seen any hate speech in the last few years? Personal attacks have become a rare occurrence. The abuse of government facilities by the ruling party has been reduced to zero.

There have also been new developments in the last few years. The impact of these will be seen in the forthcoming elections for the first time.

Foremost among them is an unprecedented awakening among the youth and women in the wake of the creation of a voter education division in the EC. Its programme, SVEEP (systematic voters’ education and electoral participation), has metamorphosed voter apathy into a participation revolution. Four years ago, only 10 to 12 per cent of young voters who were 18-19 years old were enrolled. Now, the figure has gone up by an impressive margin. National Voters’ Day (NVD), observed on January 25, was specifically created to awaken the youth and women. The four NVDs that have been held so far have achieved enormous voter registration. The addition of over 100 million voters is largely a result of youth mobilisation through the NVDs.

Voter turnout has also increased phenomenally in the 22 states that went to polls in the last two years. Fourteen of these recorded their highest ever turnouts. In 17 of the 22 states that went to polls after the introduction of SVEEP, women outvoted men, despite an adverse gender ratio.

The “none of the above” (NOTA) option will be used for the first time in a general election, though it was used in the five state elections held over November-December 2013. Since this has not created the right to reject, I do not expect to see many people using it.

A significant new element would be the voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT), though it will be implemented in just about 20,000 polling stations because of manufacturing constraints. Indian EVMs are absolutely reliable and, as Chief Election Commissioner V.S. Sampath said, they have stood the test of time. Yet a VVPAT answers the demands of the last of the doubting Thomases.

Another game-changer will be the distribution of voter slips by the EC itself. Ever since it was introduced in the Bihar assembly election in 2010, it has significantly enhanced voter turnout, by making it convenient for voters to locate their booths and their serial number on the electoral roll. It is also accepted as an alternative ID. Since it is issued just a few days before the polls, it has become the most dependable ID.

Another first will be the induction of IPS officers as police observers, a practice first tried in the 2011 West Bengal assembly elections to great effect. Earlier, only IAS officers were deployed as general observers and IRS officers as expenditure observers. Since the SVEEP is a major trust area, as Sampath announced, Indian Information Service officers will now be sent to see that awareness generation activities are on track too.

The EC is a very dynamic organisation and is always learning. The fact that a whole army of bright bureaucrats works overtime behind the scenes ensures the constant flow of new ideas. One such idea came from a young woman collector in Arunachal Pradesh — a live webcast from some of the remotest polling booths. It was so effective that the EC made it an all-India practice. One interesting point to be noted about this greatest man-made exercise is that it is conducted entirely by the much-derided bureaucracy. An election is their opportunity to prove their competence, as they do every time. When insulated from political pressures, they work under the hawk eye of the EC to conduct an event that Hillary Clinton recently described as the “global gold standard”.

(This article is taken from Indian Express with changed title,05/03/2014)(Image Courtesy:Google Images)

Tragicomedy Of A Rabble-Rouser….

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“Badhakey Pyaas Meri Usney Haath Chhod Diya,

Woh Kar Raha Tha Muravvat Bhi Dillagi Ki Tarah”

Well, it happened at last.Our beloved ‘Mukhya mantri’ of Delhi Shri A.K.-49 has left Delhi assembly to return back in street ‘fighting’(in decent words they say agitation) business as usaual,but this time he seemed well determined to make a come back in power with bang.His body language & yesterday’s (now going to be) famous speech from party office balcony was an admixture of his political frustration & well planned political move to topple Congress-BJP’s political motives & gain public sympathy at one go.

In politics, they say that it is always good to be a good leader, but it is always bad to be a leader in a hurry. It seems kejriwal lost his patience due to heavy political pressure & his inability to fulfill promises given to Delhi’s voters. Though he declared that he can throw chief  ministership hundred times for the Janlokpal cause, this was a bad political timing to move out of power & accept unnecessary political martyrdom.

Though AAP supporters & some political analysists are praising Kejriwal for this couragious(?) move,things  seem more difficult for his political ambitions.before leaving Delhi assembly & his voter’s aspirations haywire, kejriwal tried to implicate Narendra Modi & his alleged nexus with Mukesh Ambani,what a waste of political caliber.

If Kejriwal got the fantastic chance to settle score with power companies to put them under pressure,why didn’t he took it ?It was a golden political opportunity for him to be in driving seat,drive  recklessly(as usual) & keep on blaming road maker’s for accidents.But he didn’t go that way just because he was more interested in ripping political fruits rather then actualy following the case seriously & put all allegedly corrupt people behind the bars.He got trapped again in his shoot & scoot tendencies.

Now he knows his next big fight is going to be directly with BJP(in Delhi assembly & general elections)so to keep BJP & Narendra Modi busy in answering his allegations, he played this game smartly.Unfortunately he under estimated the long time political benefits for his short time goals.Now what if lieutenant Governor proposes President’s rule(that is likely to be) in Delhi assembly for six months elections would be held in next July or August,entire political scenario would be different.

Probably his ambition for National Office (read ‘to be a prime ministerial candidate’)has forced  him to take this drastic decision. kejriwal tried to kill two birds with a single stone.He wanted to capture Delhi by posing him as a martyr for the cause of his political ideology & by doing so he could get tremendous media mileage plus national space for his party in general elections.

For him best bait at this time is Narendrea Modi.It seems he has used people's sympathy for AAP ruthlessly to achieve his national goals.So lets wait & watch from which constituency he fields for parliamentary Elections.What ever the results may come ,his resignation in this manner has proved that nothing is important for him against his higher office ambitions.he can desert anything/anybody to achieve it.

(Rabble-Rouser: A person who stirs up popular opinion for political reasons)

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