What do you think of AAP? a gimmick or the real deal?

INTRODUCTION

Recent advancements of so called motion in sway of "AAP" has been branded both as gimmick and mini-revolution. We have seen many parties come to being and then turn corrupt or fizzle out. What do you think this party will turn out to be ?

Tausif Sulemani

There is no proper definition of political party in Indian constitution but the election commission does ask to specify the objective of the party while registering it. Responding to this post I had the privilege to look in to the objectives of major political parties of India and as off my understanding all these parties have evolved beyond the limit to repair, leaving the objective way behind. I see AAP as right trigger at perfect political timing and it must evolve, evolution is necessary to sustain but compromising the Ideology will bring the party in the same boat. The voters are fundamental part of the democracy, they will also play a key role either by contaminating it or by fumigating it. The problem is that people follow the person, not the ideology. They have evolve a lot it’s our time....more

Asif Iqbal

The rising of AAP bespoke of the disappointment of Indian youth with the corruption.And another positive point is that it is a "apolitically " political party which delhi people voted for.But when ever a political party starts a journey they must organize itself with some staunch supporters of their ideologies and agendas and i think the process of doing so should be continuous and slow.But recent developments of AAP do not bode good as a large number people registering their names in AAP without the full assimilation of their ideologies. ...more

Panchali Kar

We, the people of West Bengal, is already aware of the aftermath of the word "change". Can't be too hopeful, unless I see a change for good....more

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