Since AAP emerged as a sturdy force to experience this political domain, it confronted much criticism like any other political organization, however, doesn't seem to have matured from such instances. The statement becomes quite obvious with the reluctance of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to address the grievances popped by media and also justifies its lame stand. One cannot deny the fact, AAP has a bit higher than fair report card other political outfits have achieved, but at the same time, it encountered ill ardent supporters which also concocted insecurity over trust masses invested in the party. Names like - MLA Sharad Chauhan, Sandeep Kumar, Jitender Tomar, Akhlesh Tripathi have malign party name by making a difference to the part ideology. Also its core ideals Yogendra Yadav, Shazia Ilmi, Prashant Bhushan - dispatched resignations, delivered a huge blow, limiting the party to some founders, who don't seem to be much aware of nitty-gritty of politics in this disgruntled arena of power and greed.
Its inception in 2015, insight a different image any political organization so far had failed to muster. Although its critics condemn the party of short term goals & no long term commitments, it had red carpet as a route. With protest and outcry, people acknowledged it as a Young Turk. However, the stability failed to keep the preaching alive owing to umpteen number of setbacks which its tenure remitted. Looking at the lately, wherein no legitimacy seems to be recognized as Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia acts a rhetoric on the issue of disapproval of Central Government about these posts. Functioning of government does not require improvident attitude, nevertheless, you have an educated advisor with skilled schemes - you must verify your approach if apt or not. When asked for justification, Sisodia starts detailing the qualifications of its advisor, Atishi Marlena.
On the other hand, if we retrospect the scenario, Marlena had been busy with the significant Happiness Curriculum apart from strengthening regulations on private school fees and several other pertinent programs. It's certain for any political party to divert her authority so as to show your good face to masses. And there is nothing new about it if you are in a political game. What makes me disgruntled is AAP did not learn this in its political life yet. It should have prepared in advance by adhering a simple phenomenon of legitimacy. We have another AAP leader Raghav Chadha, pulling the same string to prove his sincerity, refunding Rs 2.50 salary to home ministry, however, gets bashed for the juvenile attempt.
Long story short, AAP came with a hope and a bundle of dreams but really hasn't acquired that shape acting equilibrium to all sides. It has to develop the impeccable poise, fit to bust, and seize back that trust which it has lost over the course of time. It is unenviable but can be accomplished with primarily - the learned fundamentals, with whose assistance it must work and continue its course of action. Moreover, it must stop competing because its competitors are flimsy; lay its own foundations for sky scrapping development in all sectors. |
