The hope is that Aap will remain to true to its aims and objectives. We can make mistakes, but at least try to achieve the objectives. Major parties have failed the citizens, all that they aim at is power and want to get grab any thing and everything. Who cares about what happens to the Country, all they want is to be rich.
All of you who join, please dont fight about tickets, you can make a difference, even if you dont become an MP. Please dont give the Party a bad name.
Aruna Arora more
All of you who join, please dont fight about tickets, you can make a difference, even if you dont become an MP. Please dont give the Party a bad name.
Aruna Arora more
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Mandal Ji, intension, motive has nothing to do with Aam Adami. Stayle of his voting matters. He weep fro 5 years for the govt acts and again votes for the same party. He even does not like to apply his brain where he should cast the vote. In india this traind of voting will be contineue. more
Mar 27
It has been rightly remarked that AAP could make mistakes and could rectify in future. The intension is more important than action where there could be chances of mistakes. The difference between the supporters of AAP and other parties lies in the intension. In AAP, people with high profiles left their profession and joined the party to serve the country, where as in other parties people from even criminal backgrounds join politics as a profession to serve themselves. There is a difference in the very intension or the motive that is more important for evaluation. Jai Hind! Samir Kumar Mondal On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 9:11 AM, Aruna Arora wrote: > more
Mar 27
Arun Sir, in my opinion we should work hard for wining max seats should our prime objective this time. more
Mar 24
