First he was in a hurry to
become Chief Minister. In 2013 elections AAP did not get enough seats but he
set aside his – self professed high moral ground and took Congress support to become
Chief Minister. The moment he became CM, tried to set aside his ‘anti VIP
culture stand’ and selected a huge bunglow for himself, immediately retracting when
he saw opposition to his bunglow.
It was just a month into his Chief Ministership and general elections
were announced. Opportunist Kejriwal thought it was a right time to plunge into
general elections to take advantage of anti-incumbency sentiment against
Congress. He immediately resigned as CM and tried to go national. After the
drubbing, now it has come to light that Kejriwal tried to engage Congress for
forming government in Delhi with their support of six MLAs!!!!!!!! The audio tapes
have surfaced corroborating this. This was the time when Arvind was shouting at
top of his voice that BJP is breaking Congress and are in talks with six MLAs. It
is being called political realignment!!!!!!! Not to talk of transfer of two
crore rupees at midnight in AAP account by a single donor and a AAP candidate
was caught with 8000 liquor bottles on the eve of elections.
It is nothing but power hungry opportunism. The meaning of 67 seats in
Delhi assembly is nothing but an outcome of jittery delhi votors who did not want
to have another hung assembly and transfer of Congress, JD (U), TMC, BSP, SP and
all other parties opposed to BJP. Another reason was freebies announced by Kejriwal.
Kejriwal believes in freebies rather than wealth creation – this is cheap
popularity and not leadership. At the end Delhi has lost the plot and wasted
precious votes.
Where is Kejriwal? The anti VIP culture and ‘aam aadmi’ Chief Minister is
cooling his heels at Jindal Health Center for 10 days leaving administration of
Delhi to his deputy.
So Kejriwal should stop feigning that he is different, his party is
different as he has shown political opportunism, compromise and greed in this
short period of one year.
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