With the media, vested interests and rattled political parties bombarding the public with usual double speak and clever jargon, the AAP has clarified a) No time was sought as headlined in the news but the LG told Kejriwal to come back when he has the majority b)The debuting party is not arrogant or dictatorial or making baseless allegations as alleged but wants to expose the real intentions of the Congress and BJP. They obviously will not want to commit political harikari and use every trick in and out of the book to fix this nascent party. Hence "novice" AAP has inter alia, specifically asked them their views in writing on:1. Ending the VIP syndrome ,no red lights for Ministers/MPs and officials (SC has already ruled on this point) and stop demanding security for themselves. 2. MLPAD scheme to end and money goes to Mohalla Sabhas which will have more decision making powers, and decide on expenditure. 3. Passing of Jan Lokpal bill 4.Support AAP if their leaders found corrupt 5. Full Statehood and oppose FDI in Delhi 6. Audit of Electrical dept, support AAP on issues of electric meters, repeal law increasing water tariff every year and end to water tanker mafia 7. Simplify Vat 8. Support rehabilitation of slum dwellers 9.Ending contract employment of doctors,nurses, teachers and sweepers 10.Subsidy to farmers and no acquisition of land without Gram Sabha permission 11. Provision of basic amenities in industrial areas. When reply is received, AAP will go to the people and ask them whether they should accept support to form the government.This is definitely what is needed and is good politics. Everyone knows power corrupts, so transparency and accountability enforced, with power given back to the people to curb corruption, powerful politicians and vested interests is the cry of the Aam Admi!
