03-27-2014, 12:13 AM
Captain Sahab,
Your points are well taken and I do broadly agree with your analysis of the political parties and the electorate. However, on one point I beg to differ with you on one point , i.e. on AAPââ¬â¢s impact in the national scale.
I endorse your view that the people of India by and large wants to have a corruption free socity and so the aims and objectives of the AAP do appeal to the majority of the common people. However, you will agree that in a vast country like hours , one needs a massive party organization at a national scale to really make a serious attempt to fight the elections. This involves, availability of funds, a brigade of honest and dedicated workers and a strong network right up to the village level.
Despite ithe support the AAP has received in the Delhi area and in certain pockets of urban areas across the country, as of today ,it does not have an organizational set up across the nation. With the short span of time available before the general elections, it is not possible for the AAP to set up a nationwide organizational outfit with de4dicated and honest workers. They have also to face hostile opposition in some parts of the country , where local political leaders and hanger ons are to ensure that no new political formation can enters the political scene in a serious manner. The net result of the is that the AAP may have to face very steep opposition in certain constituencies to win this election.AAA
Your points are well taken and I do broadly agree with your analysis of the political parties and the electorate. However, on one point I beg to differ with you on one point , i.e. on AAPââ¬â¢s impact in the national scale.
I endorse your view that the people of India by and large wants to have a corruption free socity and so the aims and objectives of the AAP do appeal to the majority of the common people. However, you will agree that in a vast country like hours , one needs a massive party organization at a national scale to really make a serious attempt to fight the elections. This involves, availability of funds, a brigade of honest and dedicated workers and a strong network right up to the village level.
Despite ithe support the AAP has received in the Delhi area and in certain pockets of urban areas across the country, as of today ,it does not have an organizational set up across the nation. With the short span of time available before the general elections, it is not possible for the AAP to set up a nationwide organizational outfit with de4dicated and honest workers. They have also to face hostile opposition in some parts of the country , where local political leaders and hanger ons are to ensure that no new political formation can enters the political scene in a serious manner. The net result of the is that the AAP may have to face very steep opposition in certain constituencies to win this election.AAA