tumhare mu me ghee sakar..whoru007 said:Breaking AAP could be difficult but not impossible. Congress is already destroyed so there must be some MLAs want to cash out their investment.
btw breaking AAP is impossible .,anti-defection law.
tumhare mu me ghee sakar..whoru007 said:Breaking AAP could be difficult but not impossible. Congress is already destroyed so there must be some MLAs want to cash out their investment.
A 'defection' by two-third of the elected members of a political party is considered as a 'merger'. So they need to break at least 6/8 INC winners.chromaniac said:2/3rd is allowed so how is it impossible?![]()
'If people have not given BJP enough numbers to be able to form Govt, I will sit in opposition' @drharshvardhan on @HeadlinesToday
lol. everyone is pretending that they would love to sit in the opposition. lol.
Typical press release. I was hoping for some game plan announcement.The outcome of Delhi Assembly elections heralds the arrival of a new force in Indian politics. It reaffirms the widely felt disenchantment and disgust with the ruling UPA regime. The decimation of the ruling Congress party shows beyond doubt that there is yearning for change. Yet the inability of the BJP to secure a majority shows that the voters who want change are not satisfied with a mere substitute. The spectacular debut of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) demonstrates that the aam aadmi of India is willing to trust alternative politics.AAP’s performance in the Delhi elections is by far the most spectacular political debut in the last three decades. This barely one year old political party has achieved this amazing feat in the face of the collective might of the two big parties evident in their money and muscle power and slander campaign launched by vested interests and supported by a section of the media. But for this concerted campaign, AAP could well have obtained a clear majority in Delhi assembly. Its final tally thus under-estimates the extent of popular support for the party.
Yup, all the seats they have won are in the urban/middle class areas, in the rural/peripheral areas, they haven't won.sachins said:AAP is a regional party based around delhi. It won't appear on other regional maps.
The delhi situation will be taken as an example of AAP's participation in politics as a disruptive one.