Posted on: 17-03-14 22:55:15
This is coming straight from Punjab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiaM5y7mDy8&feature=youtu.be
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DELHI INDIAN
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Originally posted by DELHI INDIAN
This is coming straight from Punjab.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiaM5y7mDy8&feature=youtu.be
What disturbed me more is in spite of all these video evidence on AAP, AAP followers are still supporting them.
I used to be AAP follower till the day Arvindh kejrival resigned from Delhi CM. I did not get upset when AAP joined hands with Congress, or did a dharna in delhi against police,or anything he did that seemed un-conventional. Cos for me he was trying as a CM. Then he resigned (without even trying to being a change) and contest for Lok Sabha election... COME ON!! Why are you supporting AAP now, so that Arvindh Kejrival can be a PM for 49 days and then resign to contest US election?
I am ready to accept Mr Singh as the PM for another five years but God save us from Kejri Bhai...Aise dogla admi to maine kise party mein nahi dekha.
I feel AK tried to use AK47 but ended with cardboard knife. watch complete video how Arvind Kejriwal turn back from his statement all the time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vHipvnUh_g
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Originally posted by RBO
...Aise dogla admi to maine kise party mein nahi dekha.
You don't need to try hard. Look around and all mainstream parties, including your own honorable BJP/RSS are full of them. It only takes a few minutes of open wide eyes...and mind.
We are AAP supporters for a reason, which is beyond the realm of Congi/BJP supporters.
Arvind Kejriwal leaving CM seat was one of the point for me to support his intentions MORE , that incidence, for me meant that he is here for cause not for power or sticker to the chair.
To support AAP in present times , one has to stay determined and not be fickle minded.
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Originally posted by febpreet
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Originally posted by RBO
...Aise dogla admi to maine kise party mein nahi dekha.
You don't need to try hard. Look around and all mainstream parties, including your own honorable BJP/RSS are full of them. It only takes a few minutes of open wide eyes...and mind.
We are AAP supporters for a reason, which is beyond the realm of Congi/BJP supporters.
i understand your frustration, Desperate and hard love for AK, but after all your love for Arvind Khujliwal still public are calling him "Bhagoda"
and I understand your enthusiasm and goose bumps everytime you hear about Arvind Khujliwal too...:-)
Example for him: "Mummy...Mummy give me a Chocolate otherwise i will going do Dharna or going protest against you...
cheers...LOL
The wall of corruption and incompetence in India is so well built, it needed someone to focus and just ram a truck into it. Mr. Khejriwal did it. Mr. Khejriwal had the right idea but not the right follow-up tactics to actually make a difference. He is incompetent at governing. Modi is good at governing. He should come to power and actually make system changes that bring corruption down at the "aam admi" level. He has the best shot at doing that today. I sincerely hope he realizes that he is popular not for Hindutva, but for Gujrat'va! (progress Gujrat style)
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by febpreet
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Originally posted by RBO
...Aise dogla admi to maine kise party mein nahi dekha.
You don't need to try hard. Look around and all mainstream parties, including your own honorable BJP/RSS are full of them. It only takes a few minutes of open wide eyes...and mind.
We are AAP supporters for a reason, which is beyond the realm of Congi/BJP supporters.
i understand your frustration, Desperate and hard love for AK, but after all your love for Arvind Khujliwal still public are calling him "Bhagoda"
and I understand your enthusiasm and goose bumps everytime you hear about Arvind Khujliwal too...:-)
Example for him: "Mummy...Mummy give me a Chocolate otherwise i will going do Dharna or going protest against you...
cheers...LOL
What to say to your post? Rather immature, per se. I am afraid, there's no frustration. I really don't want him to be a PM right now, which in my eyes is rational, and not your childlike post.
Good to see the kid in you is still alive. I am sure you would say the same for M.K. Gandhi as well, vis-a-vis Dharna.
