Kejriwal may be Good for delhi BUT not good India . If he stay confined to delhi - no issue but He is opposing BJP in each and every step . It seems that he forget his aim of Lokpal and concentrating to destabilize BJP govt . I did not understand why he oppose land reform bill and did big rallie in delhi where one crazy farmer sucide ? Show me the valid reason to support Nitish-Lalluuu - Congi in Bihar .
I asume that his only aim to oppose who ever in centre . Raise the issue of public's anger and destabilize India .

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Kejriwal may be Good for delhi BUT not good India . If he stay confined to delhi - no issue but He is opposing BJP in each and every step . It seems that he forget his aim of Lokpal and concentrating to destabilize BJP govt . I did not understand why he oppose land reform bill and did big rallie in delhi where one crazy farmer sucide ? Show me the valid reason to support Nitish-Lalluuu - Congi in Bihar .
I asume that his only aim to oppose who ever in centre . Raise the issue of public's anger and destabilize India .

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The only reason I see AK went and praised Nitish Kumar to get political strength. The way his party was badly handled by central govt and LG few months back and they wanted to show AK that he will not be allowed to work. He wanted to show BJP that he can also do politics.He gained confidence of opposition. Since then u don't see much fight of him with LG.
What's wrong in critisizing BJP? What good they are doing to country exept Modi hard work to get foreign investment. I don't mind if he critize Modi or Modi critize AK if they can deliver. I don't want to be a fan of AK or Modi, BJP or AAP, all I want them to see deliver and correct basis problems. As far his performance in Delhi, he is not as per expectations and Jan Lok pal is surely a big concerns. Only thing I liked about his governance in Delhi is focussing on some basic problems, ministers and MLA running around every day. I have not seen in past 35 years ministers visiting government school, hospitals and making frequent surprise visit. I have not seen any MLA's so easily accessible to public that any one can walk to them and talk.

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It is good move from Kejriwal .
But I have serious concern about Kejriwal's politics . When dadri beef issue happens he rushed to dadri to appease muslims . He invited Gulam Ali for concert in delhi . He is supporting Nitish -lallu - Congress in Bihar . Earlier He took support from Congress to form Government and quit showing the reason that cong-bjp does not allowing him for lokpal . He have absolute mejority now and It has been more than 6 months and He did not bring lokpal . I have serious doubt about this man's motives . If He confined himself to delhi - no problem but He is opposing BJP where ever he gets chance . His intention is to play with public sentiments and anger and create anarchy and thats what Ford foundation and enemies of India want.

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No matter how bitter he wants to be with Narendra Modi, supporting Nitish Kumar and Lalu Yadav Government in Bihar is against the basic principal of why Kejriwal came into power.

Remember folks, Lalu is a convicted criminal with proven corruption charges by highest court of this country. There could be 1000 other politicians who are facing criminal charges, but being accused and being convicted is very different. One is a Criminal and another is a potential Criminal. Even Kejri himself faces so many charges.

How can Kejriwal support a proven Criminal like Lalu?

Supporters can argue that he is not supporting Lalu, he is just supporting Nitish, but that is a rubbish argument - eventually you want to bring back those folks who were responsible for Jungle Raaj and Corruption. More than half ministers and even the Deputy Chief Minister will be from that party.

One good thing will happen if Maha-Thug-Bandhan will come into Power. Ashutosh will have to do a great job in defending each and every corruption cases by those Thugs. He will be very busy!

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I think the following writer has nailed our problem perfectly:

http://m.rediff.com/news/column/the-corrupt-indian/20151014.htm

I am not surprised and this will take generations to solve if we started to correct honestly from today.

Hiren

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Although, what he said is correct, the article doesn't appear to be complete, but a half baked effort. I would love to see more detailed analysis.

Anyhow!

It takes two to tango. While the public is at fault, the Public administration needs to be strictly enforced. We are at a Chicken and egg situation. Let's first ascertain as to who has the utmost power for system reformation. It's the Politicians. Let them pay heed and provide with the better services to the general public and within a tight date/timeline, do away with the touts and middlemen, as well as make the Public office as efficient as there won't be any need for bribe. Create a set of tightly streamlined rules, procedures, and regulations, that the bribe giver and taker both fear the system. Achieve it in one state first - one by one. On the Central/Federal level, let Modi do the same. He started the cleanliness drive, but until and unless Public shows some initiatives within/right outside their own homes, any drive from Govt. won't achieve anything.

What AAP did was quite right. Publicly shaming the corrupt Leaders and officials is the need of the hour. Don't let the matters slide to the 'paid' media that have their own interests upfront. Make the Leaders/bureaucrats in office susceptible and take their very 'job security'. Once it's done, let them be left with the remorse and keep going until the last nail at the coffin. If someone could do it aptly, then it's AAP in the present scenario.

They have shown it time and again, but detractors are not happy. Well, they are never meant to be.

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Originally posted by hchheda

I think the following writer has nailed our problem perfectly:

http://m.rediff.com/news/column/the-corrupt-indian/20151014.htm

I am not surprised and this will take generations to solve if we started to correct honestly from today.

Hiren

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Although, what he said is correct, the article doesn't appear to be complete, but a half baked effort. I would love to see more detailed analysis.

Anyhow!

It takes two to tango. While the public is at fault, the Public administration needs to be strictly enforced. We are at a Chicken and egg situation. Let's first ascertain as to who has the utmost power for system reformation. It's the Politicians. Let them pay heed and provide with the better services to the general public and within a tight date/timeline, do away with the touts and middlemen, as well as make the Public office as efficient as there won't be any need for bribe. Create a set of tightly streamlined rules, procedures, and regulations, that the bribe giver and taker both fear the system. Achieve it in one state first - one by one. On the Central/Federal level, let Modi do the same. He started the cleanliness drive, but until and unless Public shows some initiatives within/right outside their own homes, any drive from Govt. won't achieve anything.

What AAP did was quite right. Publicly shaming the corrupt Leaders and officials is the need of the hour. Don't let the matters slide to the 'paid' media that have their own interests upfront. Make the Leaders/bureaucrats in office susceptible and take their very 'job security'. Once it's done, let them be left with the remorse and keep going until the last nail at the coffin. If someone could do it aptly, then it's AAP in the present scenario.

They have shown it time and again, but detractors are not happy. Well, they are never meant to be.

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We are back to chicken and egg issue - the NETAs are one of us - if the voting pool is dirty, the flower in it will be the same. We are failing to see our own corruption and trying to point fingers at others.

When the public demonstrates no-nonsense attitude to corruption - it will begin to disappear, eventually. Major corruption is in the administration, not the politician. Administration is made of us educate people who appeared and cleared UPSC/IPS exams. It is these guys who teach the politicians how to make money and how to distribute.

We can agree to disagree.

Hiren

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Have we not digressed from the original post ?

The point was the Kejriwal set a precedent by firing one of his corrupt Ministers ....

In stead of praising the action , some one said that why did he do it in front of the media and then others diverted the topic to why did Kejriwal support Nitish / Lalu whatever ... ?

So I guess I can also digress the thread some what ...

Yes ~ it should be that leaders should support other leaders on good things , even when they may not see eye to eye ............................ But did NaMo do that ... Did he not vide a Central Govt circular not give unprecedented powers to Najeeb Jung creating a proxy power in Delhi ........ unable to digest the views of the Delhi mandate which handed them a resounding defeat despite NaMo campaigning personally ??

Did it suit a person of NaMo's status to come down and play dirty games in the name of politics ?

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