Re: ALL are khas Admis , who is a common Man among these ??
by Pinkchaddiwali HiralJoshi on Feb 16, 2014 10:07 PM
HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW? Times Now Arnab GoneSwami's father Manoranjan Goswami belongs to BJP: Arnab GoneSwami’s father Manoranjan Goswami contested the 1998 Lok Sabha elections as a BJP candidate from Guwahati. He got 157309 votes but lost to Congress candidate Bhubaneswar Kalita who received 285482 votes. Now the secret is out why Arnab GoneSwamy is spreading venom against AAP and extremely favourable to Modi.
Re: Re: ALL are khas Admis , who is a common Man among these ??
by gottachange on Feb 16, 2014 11:02 PM
Ofcourse you are disgusted..You are used to Kangi licking...dont like accountability and tough questions...no wonder...
You guys are used to...just follow one family..irespective of what is good and bad.. you get your bread...Shame on you
real reason for giving resignation is to contest lok sabha seat. if they would have in government, it wouldnt be possible to devote time and hence quit the govt. and let s go to lower house of parliament so that we can do dharna there also if our say is not honoured with immediate effect
Re: wanted to contest lok sabha
by maneesh verma on Feb 16, 2014 09:26 PM
Actually most dangerous man for Indian democracy. Still behaving like a bureaucrat who always intend to command over civil society.
Re: one should join this party .
by Pinkchaddiwali HiralJoshi on Feb 16, 2014 10:07 PM
HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW? Times Now Arnab GoneSwami's father Manoranjan Goswami belongs to BJP: Arnab GoneSwami’s father Manoranjan Goswami contested the 1998 Lok Sabha elections as a BJP candidate from Guwahati. He got 157309 votes but lost to Congress candidate Bhubaneswar Kalita who received 285482 votes. Now the secret is out why Arnab GoneSwamy is spreading venom against AAP and extremely favourable to Modi.
before AAP we were crying about how our parliament is full of goons and uneducated netaas both from national parties and regional parties. Now look at the list of AAP candidates, all are not only educated but they have acheived something in their profession for society. Why we not accepting AAP as real good change. What happened to us.
Re: what happened to us
by partha sarathy on Feb 16, 2014 09:15 PM
Wait and see.All his selected candidates will show their real colors,in case if they win.But our people will not give them any chance,as people of this country by this time realized that kejri and his group are road shouters and inefficient to perform if given an oppurtunity.It is always easy to blab-blaw but difficult to do.
Re: what happened to us
by subha ghosh on Feb 16, 2014 09:18 PM
Agreed all are educated people, But are they really different from CONGRESS or BJP .Since they use the same divisive tricks --- Reservation for locals in DU, Power Tariff waived for the DEFAULTERS, AAP calls all people who differ with them CORRUPT.Please do not be emotional.Have they done their job in DELHI? Then why are contesting Loksabha?
Re: what happened to us
by kannan on Feb 16, 2014 09:19 PM
We have had even better candidates in parliament long before. Simply harping on corruption plank is just not good. While it is extremely important, governance is something more. What are their views on foreign policy, fdi, internal security, telengana etc. What the country needs today is proven leaders with vision. not loose canons like the aap who for sure cannot govern such a diverse nation such as India. they have not been able to govern delhi properly. dont be swayed by emotions. think calmly and decide carefully.
Re: what happened to us
by bjpie on Feb 16, 2014 09:19 PM
to generalise that parliament full of goon as well to generalise that AAPcandidates are educated so the whole party is full of good candidates, will be unjustified n incorrect, we shall be fooling ourselves withthat ,country has suffered in last 10 years with lack of stability n good governance , now is the time that we have a stable gov. for all good things to take place including on front of corruption, bringing AAP people in power willbe making ourselves floating in dreams which are unrealisable paying heavy cost for non governance as witnessed in its 49 day tenure at Delhi...,
Kejri was never a politician, but he was a member of a certain pressure group and NGO, which worked very well against corruption. But the day, he opted to rule in collaboration of Judicial Wizard Bhushan, it was a blunder waiting to mal-function and he soon learned it too. After making ducks in 2014 polls, he wld be again back to his pressure group alligning again with anna & kiran bedi.We people like him in that poster only and he's excellent in that very perspective only. But y is Media piting him against Modi( who hasn't done any corruption till nw, n expected to expose Gandhii's corruption). Kejri should let Modi function first n help him expose the mis-deeds of Cannggrreess.By standing in LS, he is dividing the anti-conggrress Front a bit
Re: Good candidates
by subha ghosh on Feb 16, 2014 09:24 PM
Has AAP done the job in DELHI? If YES , then they do not deserve to be re-elected.If NO then why is AAP contesting Lok Sabha elections? AAP is in no way different from CONGRESS or BJP. Infact I doubt AAP is a dummy raised by the Congress to defend itself from BJP.
