Why Delhi re-election is preferred?
Why AAP should opt for reelection?
1) Now Cong will be perceived as a game spoiler. Therefore, anti BJP voters will yield towards AAP candidates, being winable candidates against BJP.
2) Delhi LS election was fought on MODI FOR PM which appealed many non-committed voters also. Delhi election will be fought on local issues. Those who prefer AAP on local issues will revert back to AAP.
3) Stability factor is the only major concern with the public. If AAP can convince that it will form stability if voted to power, it can bounce back, since people at large want to give AAP another chance. AAP’s 49 days work has positive impact overall barring one or two wrong decisions.
4) Intensive whole hearted campaigning by AK & team will definitely make an impact which was absent during LS elections in Delhi.
5) In a worst scenario, AAP fais to secure majority, it will make formidable opposition with minimum 20-25 MLAs and sit in the assembly with dignity and respect as an effective watch dog.
The only need of the hour is- a) keep MLAs united, b) start connecting with every voter like they did in Varansi within 3 weeks and c) have brave heart. more
1) Now Cong will be perceived as a game spoiler. Therefore, anti BJP voters will yield towards AAP candidates, being winable candidates against BJP.
2) Delhi LS election was fought on MODI FOR PM which appealed many non-committed voters also. Delhi election will be fought on local issues. Those who prefer AAP on local issues will revert back to AAP.
3) Stability factor is the only major concern with the public. If AAP can convince that it will form stability if voted to power, it can bounce back, since people at large want to give AAP another chance. AAP’s 49 days work has positive impact overall barring one or two wrong decisions.
4) Intensive whole hearted campaigning by AK & team will definitely make an impact which was absent during LS elections in Delhi.
5) In a worst scenario, AAP fais to secure majority, it will make formidable opposition with minimum 20-25 MLAs and sit in the assembly with dignity and respect as an effective watch dog.
The only need of the hour is- a) keep MLAs united, b) start connecting with every voter like they did in Varansi within 3 weeks and c) have brave heart. more
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Dear Vadehra ji, I fervently hope that you are correct although the signals that are coming are not good. I wish a genuine movement started by AK and others would not lose momentum so soon. more
May 26
Sunil Dutt Agarwalji I agree with your point number 5 most of all. True, the Assembly election will not be Modiji centric. But even so the current saffron surge cannot be minimized. Despite it all AAP does have an outside chance. However, in case we do not quite make it there is no shame in sitting in the opposition. If we are patient AAP's day will come, sooner rather then later. more
May 26
We are a much larger team than what at the time of Delhi election. A host of new members have been added, who will add to the strength of people working for AAP. Some of our supporters who were not as committed as required have left us for want of patience on their part. This growth will continue & we will move for strength to strength. More than anything else, truth is on our side and Truth will prevail. more
May 26
Mr SK Sharma ji , My apologies for I couldn't understand you clean . The warriors have to keep changing as that is in the nature of war . It was the General and Topmost leadership I was talking about . AAP has its roots and recall(brand) in its Leadership. Minus them it will fall flat on its face . After all politics in India today is more about perception than realty ! Anil Sent from BlackBerry® on Airtel more
May 23
Anil ji, the value of bringing in new faces had been proved by the AAP in Delhi and now the BJP in the whole country. Conversely, the reverse has been proved by the Congress whose ' experienced' warriors have bitten the dust most of them losing their deposits. more
May 23
