5 Facts of Arvind Kejiriwal during the dharna
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Posted on: 03-02-14 13:26:19
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So, the system needs an overhaul - a massive and revolutionary overhaul. Right from the common man to the upper echelons of the Judiciary.
Demolish everything in Delhi? Start afresh? Sack all electricity companies, sack all the judges, sack all the police? Anything that exists prior to Shri Kejriwal Ji Maharaj? Everyone who have studied in Delhi should return their degrees as they could be fake as well?
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Originally posted by Surti
Demolish everything in Delhi? Start afresh? Sack all electricity companies, sack all the judges, sack all the police? Anything that exists prior to Shri Kejriwal Ji Maharaj? Everyone who have studied in Delhi should return their degrees as they could be fake as well?
I think FP only meant overhaul of system to eradicate the ills of khap panchayats and fill in gaps in judiciary system.
hmmm....are you in some kind of stress ? such an over reaction is hallmark of extreme frustration. You never showed that kind of frustration over ongoing corruption, inability of police to safeguard women, weak lokpal, communal parties asking for votes on the basis of religion caste creed ? ?
Person Attacks? Sir?
I was just checking. Sir!
I hope all of that is practiced by Shri Shri Kejriwal Bhagawan!! What I have seen till now is against that.
As you are an insider of Kejriwal Saheb, can you please entertain us on following?
1) What happened to solid 370 pages of document against Shiela Dixit?
2) What happened to your Minister Somanth Bharati who attached women at night?
3) There are number of appeals in the name of Religion by Kejri God.
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Originally posted by Surti
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So, the system needs an overhaul - a massive and revolutionary overhaul. Right from the common man to the upper echelons of the Judiciary.
Demolish everything in Delhi? Start afresh? Sack all electricity companies, sack all the judges, sack all the police? Anything that exists prior to Shri Kejriwal Ji Maharaj? Everyone who have studied in Delhi should return their degrees as they could be fake as well?
Relax!
Did I ever mention AAP, Kejri, or any Political party above? Judiciary is said to be independant. Filing a suit by an affected party doesn't amount to bring any political entity in question.
Moreover, overhauling the system should be a comprehensive approach by ANY political party, and whomsoever is in Power - Central or State. In India, it won't take less than a revolution to straighten out the system, inside out. Look at the mess down there.
I made an apololical statement above; and you worked up unnecessarily. You seem to be in too much hurry.
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I made an apolitical statement above; and you worked up unnecessarily. You seem to be in too much hurry.
Relaxed!!
It is extremely hard to make changes to the centuries old traditions. Right or wrong, at a given point of time, they were created to serve a specific purpose, applicable around situation at that time. Such traditions over the period of time, looks focus and sometimes goes in the complete directions.
Our social circles and such Panchayat had a purpose in the past, now they are not that relevant.
By nature, change is always slow, the exception is massive shaking of earth or something similar.
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Well said by Antara Dev Sen on Al Jazeera:
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2014/01/why-indian-media-loves-hate-aap-201412955910486791.html
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Protests un-democratic?
The media’s concern about the vigilante streak in the AAP, which is truly problematic and invites charges of fascism, is valid; as are concerns about racism, sexism and majoritarianism among AAP members. The rest of the media reservations seem puerile. The party’s critics seem to believe that protest is undemocratic, whereas it is a legitimate democratic tool.
And there is a general feeling, often visible on TV, that the AAP’s politics is improper because, er, it is improper. This tautology of disquiet arises out of mainstream media’s deep discomfort with any political method that falls outside of electoral politics. It calls it anti-democracy. Curiously, even as the media glamourises dissent, it cannot recognise protest as a valid tool of democracy. Unless it happens in recognised ways.
For example, opposition parties have been disrupting parliament for years, tremendously affecting governance and policy. The Indian media does not label these troublesome opposition leaders as anarchists.
The media’s suspicion of new political methods coupled with a tendency to evaluate the AAP on governance, which the party is not interested in, rather than on the achievement of the AAP’s own goals, gives the impression that the media has turned on the AAP. But the other side of the story is that the AAP’s job is already done: it has made corruption a huge issue in mainstream politics, it has changed the way big political parties look at voters, it has brought a certain amount of transparency in politics, and it has made social media an integral part of traditional politics.
And it has established itself squarely in the media spotlight. The love affair between the AAP and the media may have changed to a love-hate relationship, but it is still the strongest passion on public display in the run up to the parliamentary elections.
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An obvious lie: He did requested as per records but shamelessly said in public that he didn't requested it.
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