AAP- the real deal
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He would have Done this, he would have done that, but the point is they haven't done anything and its all in your Modi fanboy dreams, compared to the party which has DONE A LOT OF DAMAGE ALREADY. Voting a party known for corruption and a track record of anti-national actions is, voting FOR Corruption and anti-nationalism.
"400+ People die in delhi due to cold , Rapes happening daily ,Minister collecting urine of women and catching women on roads YOUR GOVERNMENT SUCKS"
Unable to sift through n event and taking bits and pieces and making up sentences. That's the cue that I'm talking to Modi ***-bum boy. I hope you and your ilk get wiped out, literally.
Out!
"400+ People die in delhi due to cold , Rapes happening daily ,Minister collecting urine of women and catching women on roads YOUR GOVERNMENT SUCKS"
Unable to sift through n event and taking bits and pieces and making up sentences. That's the cue that I'm talking to Modi ***-bum boy. I hope you and your ilk get wiped out, literally.
Out!
Ooo you must not be very happy now that all the polls are saying BJP+ are going to win 200+ seats.
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The same polls said BJP would win the 2004 elections as well. These are basic facts people who live here know. I'm not surprised since you dont belong to this country.
Yeah they should have won. But with people like you, no wonder they didn't.
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Lol, changing the premise as usual. So you tactfully accept these half-assed surveys/polls are shit.
And if not for people like me, we would have been seeing the next level of corruption, making money from organs of dead soldiers bodies after their coffins.
And if not for people like me, we would have been seeing the next level of corruption, making money from organs of dead soldiers bodies after their coffins.
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one month passed and no action against previous Delhi state congress government ministers in their alleged corruption role not even an inquiry. All they can do is to target and harass innocent foreign women's at night without any evidence.
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It's ironical that a party whose symbol is Broom is dusting off so much cr@p with such sweeping statements.
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Donno if this was posted before... found it pretty funny 
Ek Bar Kejriwal, Modi, Sonia aur Kareena Train se ja rahe the.
Tabhi ek Goofa Aayi aur Kissing aur thappad Ki aawaz aayi.
Jab train bahar aayi to Kejriwal ka Gaal Laal tha,
Sab ke Sab Chup..
Sonia soch rahi thi Ke AAM ADMI paagal hote hai, Kejriwal Ne Kareena ko Kiss Kiya Hoga, aur thapad khaya Hoga.
Kareena soch rahi thi Ke Kejriwal ne Mujhe Kiss Karne ke Liye galti se Sonia Ko Kiss kar diya hoga aur thappad Khaya.
Kejriwal soch raha tha Ke Modi ne Kareena ko kiss kiya Lekin, Kareena ne Mujhe Samajh kar mujhe thappad Mara..
Modi soch raha tha ek bar fir gufa aaye aur Main fir se kiss ki awaj Nikal kar fir se kejriwal ko thappad Maaru… “Abhi sale ne INDIA ki politics dekhi kaha Hai…. ”
Ek Bar Kejriwal, Modi, Sonia aur Kareena Train se ja rahe the.
Tabhi ek Goofa Aayi aur Kissing aur thappad Ki aawaz aayi.
Jab train bahar aayi to Kejriwal ka Gaal Laal tha,
Sab ke Sab Chup..
Sonia soch rahi thi Ke AAM ADMI paagal hote hai, Kejriwal Ne Kareena ko Kiss Kiya Hoga, aur thapad khaya Hoga.
Kareena soch rahi thi Ke Kejriwal ne Mujhe Kiss Karne ke Liye galti se Sonia Ko Kiss kar diya hoga aur thappad Khaya.
Kejriwal soch raha tha Ke Modi ne Kareena ko kiss kiya Lekin, Kareena ne Mujhe Samajh kar mujhe thappad Mara..
Modi soch raha tha ek bar fir gufa aaye aur Main fir se kiss ki awaj Nikal kar fir se kejriwal ko thappad Maaru… “Abhi sale ne INDIA ki politics dekhi kaha Hai…. ”
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Khap panchayats have 'cultural' purpose, no need to ban them, Arvind Kejriwal says
NEW DELHI: Arvind Kejriwal, the new political star whose call for clean politics has struck a popular chord, has said he would not ban the illegal village courts because they had a "cultural" purpose despite their harsh treatment of women.
Kejriwal, who became chief minister of Delhi after his one-year-old Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) swept to power last month, will now contest the general election due in May. His party's key anti-corruption platform is seen as having considerable appeal among urban voters.
Many urban Indians had hoped the 45-year-old's progressive social politics would include a strong agenda for women's empowerment. But his stand on village councils - unelected all-male bodies which have issued many misogynistic decrees, including ordering 'honour killings' - contrasts with that of some women's groups who want them dismantled.
Their diktats have ranged from banning women from wearing western clothes and using mobile phones to ordering the killing of young couples. Some councils have demanded that the minimum age of marriage be lowered to 16 from 18 for girls and 21 for boys as a way of coping with an increase in the number of rapes.
"No, it is not a question of banning these panchayats," Kejriwal told Thomson Reuters Foundation late on Monday, referring to " khap panchayats", the name given to village councils in rural areas of north India.
"Khap panchayats are a group of people who come together. There is no bar on people to assemble in this country ... (But) whenever they take a wrong decision, whenever they take an illegal decision, they ought to be punished," he said.
Powerful village councils have governed the rural landscape for centuries, keeping a conservative grip on rural society that not only clashes with the current more liberal attitudes towards women, but also challenges the law of the land.
Acting as de-facto courts for millions, they settle disputes on everything from land and cattle to matrimony and murder, helping maintain social order in a country where access to justice can be slow and difficult for the rural poor and uneducated.
Last week, 13 men were arrested after they were alleged to have gang-raped a 20-year-old tribal women on the orders of a village court in West Bengal as punishment for having a relationship with a man from another community.
The case made waves, underscoring how sexual violence has become a serious social and political issue since the Delhi gang-rape incident in December 2012, an attack that sparked nationwide demonstrations.
Attack on African women
While the punitive edicts issued by these courts have been condemned by the Supreme Court, criticized by the media, slammed by feminists and even deemed unlawful by powerful politicians, the councils continue to act with impunity, unchallenged by police and government.
This is largely due to their influence over millions of rural voters, making political parties reluctant to challenge them for fear of losing support.
Kejriwal — who hails from Haryana, one of the states where such councils are prevalent — has shaken up Indian politics, promoting an image of equality for all and avoiding the displays of power beloved by many Indian VIPs, such as expensive official cars and promising voters cheap water and electricity.
Yet many are still unclear about AAP's women's rights policy, which has so far been confined to tackling the rise in reported rapes by holding police more accountable and setting up a Women's Commando force in the city.
"You can't have a situation that women are getting raped again and again everywhere and no one is accountable," said Kejriwal, referring to the recent gang-rape of a 51-year-old Danish tourist in New Delhi.
"The Fundamental Rights written in the Constitution are basically the soul of our Constitution. It says the right to life with dignity. 1,600 rapes have taken place last year. What happened to the right to life with dignity of those 1,600 women?"
Activists have welcomed his insistence on tackling sexual violence against women, but say they are dismayed not only by the lack of clarity on issues such as economic and political empowerment of women, but also by some recent incidents.
Earlier this month, Kejriwal was criticised by women's rights groups for backing his law ministerSomnath Bharti, who led a mob which is alleged to have illegally detained and harassed a group of African women on suspicion they were part of a drugs and prostitution racket.
Another member of AAP's leadership, Kumar Vishwas, was forced to apologize after video footage emerged from 2007 in which he made a racist and sexist joke about nurses from Kerala.
"On the question of gender, AAP are not unlike the other major political parties in India," said Kavita Krishnan, secretary of the All India Progressive Women's Association.
"They have not broken new ground, but have remained very carefully within the paradigm of protecting women and have not entered into the terrain of actually challenging patriarchy."
Khap panchayats have 'cultural' purpose, no need to ban them, Arvind Kejriwal says - The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Arvind Kejriwal, the new political star whose call for clean politics has struck a popular chord, has said he would not ban the illegal village courts because they had a "cultural" purpose despite their harsh treatment of women.
Kejriwal, who became chief minister of Delhi after his one-year-old Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) swept to power last month, will now contest the general election due in May. His party's key anti-corruption platform is seen as having considerable appeal among urban voters.
Many urban Indians had hoped the 45-year-old's progressive social politics would include a strong agenda for women's empowerment. But his stand on village councils - unelected all-male bodies which have issued many misogynistic decrees, including ordering 'honour killings' - contrasts with that of some women's groups who want them dismantled.
Their diktats have ranged from banning women from wearing western clothes and using mobile phones to ordering the killing of young couples. Some councils have demanded that the minimum age of marriage be lowered to 16 from 18 for girls and 21 for boys as a way of coping with an increase in the number of rapes.
"No, it is not a question of banning these panchayats," Kejriwal told Thomson Reuters Foundation late on Monday, referring to " khap panchayats", the name given to village councils in rural areas of north India.
"Khap panchayats are a group of people who come together. There is no bar on people to assemble in this country ... (But) whenever they take a wrong decision, whenever they take an illegal decision, they ought to be punished," he said.
Powerful village councils have governed the rural landscape for centuries, keeping a conservative grip on rural society that not only clashes with the current more liberal attitudes towards women, but also challenges the law of the land.
Acting as de-facto courts for millions, they settle disputes on everything from land and cattle to matrimony and murder, helping maintain social order in a country where access to justice can be slow and difficult for the rural poor and uneducated.
Last week, 13 men were arrested after they were alleged to have gang-raped a 20-year-old tribal women on the orders of a village court in West Bengal as punishment for having a relationship with a man from another community.
The case made waves, underscoring how sexual violence has become a serious social and political issue since the Delhi gang-rape incident in December 2012, an attack that sparked nationwide demonstrations.
Attack on African women
While the punitive edicts issued by these courts have been condemned by the Supreme Court, criticized by the media, slammed by feminists and even deemed unlawful by powerful politicians, the councils continue to act with impunity, unchallenged by police and government.
This is largely due to their influence over millions of rural voters, making political parties reluctant to challenge them for fear of losing support.
Kejriwal — who hails from Haryana, one of the states where such councils are prevalent — has shaken up Indian politics, promoting an image of equality for all and avoiding the displays of power beloved by many Indian VIPs, such as expensive official cars and promising voters cheap water and electricity.
Yet many are still unclear about AAP's women's rights policy, which has so far been confined to tackling the rise in reported rapes by holding police more accountable and setting up a Women's Commando force in the city.
"You can't have a situation that women are getting raped again and again everywhere and no one is accountable," said Kejriwal, referring to the recent gang-rape of a 51-year-old Danish tourist in New Delhi.
"The Fundamental Rights written in the Constitution are basically the soul of our Constitution. It says the right to life with dignity. 1,600 rapes have taken place last year. What happened to the right to life with dignity of those 1,600 women?"
Activists have welcomed his insistence on tackling sexual violence against women, but say they are dismayed not only by the lack of clarity on issues such as economic and political empowerment of women, but also by some recent incidents.
Earlier this month, Kejriwal was criticised by women's rights groups for backing his law ministerSomnath Bharti, who led a mob which is alleged to have illegally detained and harassed a group of African women on suspicion they were part of a drugs and prostitution racket.
Another member of AAP's leadership, Kumar Vishwas, was forced to apologize after video footage emerged from 2007 in which he made a racist and sexist joke about nurses from Kerala.
"On the question of gender, AAP are not unlike the other major political parties in India," said Kavita Krishnan, secretary of the All India Progressive Women's Association.
"They have not broken new ground, but have remained very carefully within the paradigm of protecting women and have not entered into the terrain of actually challenging patriarchy."
Khap panchayats have 'cultural' purpose, no need to ban them, Arvind Kejriwal says - The Times of India
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one month passed to rajasthan government also, and they have police in their control. so how many corrupt congressi they have sent to jail till date ? or any corrupt official for that matter ??. from 60 years you have not asked a single question from con gress and bjp, and in just 30 days u want to see miracle happening from an under powered man?? Hypocrisy !! you dont have any limit.
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BJP was not the party that claimed they will change everything in 30 days . It was AAP .
If they can't walk the talk ,don't make such claims . Simple .
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Have you gone over their manifesto and tried to know at how many things they have at least started to work ?/ and by not claiming anything have they got license to loot and plunder the country ?? just go trough it and ask them how many things have they fulfilled and tell us also.
BJP releases populist manifesto in Rajasthan - The Times of India
The manifesto, released in the presence of BJP president Rajnath Singh and Rajasthan's chief ministerial candidate Vasundhara Raje, promises five percent reservation for Gujjars, jobs for youth, development of educational infrastructure for minorities and rehabilitation of Pakistani Hindus among several other things.
"We will provide employment opportunities to 1.5 million youths. We will also ensure uninterrupted electricity supply 24 hours a day," Raje said after releasing the manifesto.
The manifesto also promises to provide loans to farmers on one percent interest rate and introduction of Agriculture Security Act.
Amid rising incidents of rapes and atrocities on women, BJP has promised to work towards security of women.
BJP has also promised to provide five percent reservation to socially backward castes like Gujjar, Rebari and Raika communities under the ninth schedule of the Constitution.
"If we come to power, madrassas (Islamic seminaries) will be connected with vocational education. We will come up with a separate ministry for cow shelter, constitute a commission for middle class and provide loan upto Rs 20 lakh for registered unemployed youths at subsidized rates," Raje added.
Constitution of Police Welfare Boarda and mobile medical vans in remote rural areas are also some of the promises.
Oh lord, do you expect 24/7 power to happen overnight?!
Unlike AAP, BJP has not made any unrealistic claims. That comes from political experience and wisdom. And also common sense.
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Congress and BJP does not have to fullfill their promises . They are dishonest political parties .
After all that is what Kejriwal parrot in every single interviews . AAP is the only honest political party
.So they will have to fullfill what they promised in the said timeline .
If they can't they have no difference from other political parties .
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