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Thursday, 15 May 2014

AAP mail a day before LS result

Content of a mail from AAP just a day before LS result..read on...


Dear Dr Amit, 
Thank you for all your support in the Lok Sabha 2014 elections.  In these elections we have brought AAP to the National level by fielding over 430 candidates and it is all because of your efforts.  With people like you joining hands together, a new and better India with zero tolerance for corruption, accountable governance and development that benefits all sections of society is no longer a distant dream.  
Our journey together does not end with any one election no matter what the results are.  This change will not happen in a day and this fight will continue.  We need your support in the long term and I am sure that having put in this much effort in this election, you like me, will not rest till we have fully achieved our vision of “Swaraj”.  Future generations depend on us to save the nation from the clutches of corruption and lack of governance.  
AAP is an organization that was forced by circumstances to form quickly and faced many challenges.  In a year and a half we have formed the party, fought two elections and formed the government in Delhi.  We have achieved a lot in a short span of time without the luxury of adequate time to build a strong national organization.  We hope to change that now and focus on building a strong and robust organization across the country with the ability to engage all the wonderful people who want to support this cause in meaningful way.  
Volunteers are the strength of this party and we appreciate your untiring efforts to help our candidates in ground campaigning and all other campaign activities.  Even those who worked remotely or behind the scenes provided incredible value in this fight for clean politics.  Please stay engaged with us in the long term and together we will build an organization that we can all be proud of.
Vande Mataram
Arvind Kejriwal

D Day b4 D-Day!

With curtains down on promos, d nation awaits the showbitz now..
Though m not a gr8 fan of Exit polls ( Ek-Shitt polls!!  ), I liked the results anyway..

1) NDA getting a working majority is indeed a reprieve for a coalition-sick nation wherein accomodating all seems to take off d steam. 

2) Congress deserved to loose much more than BJP deserved to win..
nice to see nearly all polls predicting its double digits drumming..

3) My most feared possibily is to see d third front gripping power with all its khichdi politics..n to see someone like Mulayam as PM..yukkk!!
Thank heavens, no such projections made..

4) N I guess d best in store is for AAP..
No, its not digit count here that matters..
the percentage of votes n d presenting opportunity henceforth does need to b underlined..

first n foremost, no belaying of high expectations now when results r declared..watever it turns out to b, it wont b heartbreaking.. 
(underdogs can only win, nothing to loose!)

Also it gets an opportunity to build up an organisational scaffolding pan-India, sincerely woven around its ideology..
opportunity to let go of opportunistic intruders who joined in after Delhi success for their self interests..
opportunity to show others wat we really mean by constructive opposition..
opportunity to set examples of sincere work that can b done by a sitting MP of a region..
Though I firmly believe that AAP wud surely get seats in double digits, yet its failure to get even that isnt quite an dampener..
Rome wasnt built in a day..
Only patience, perseverence n purpose pays in the long run to bring abt the changes that last d longest..

2mrw comes the D-day..
Awaiting d realisation of two of my three dreams of this political year..
to see Modi as PM and AAP earning itself a national party status!! 

N as toppings, I would love to see AK beating NaMo in Kashi & RaGa biting d dust in Amethi!