Its a do or die election for Arvind Kejrivaal and AAP. Its prestige is clearly at stake. When Arvind brought 28 seats in the December state elections the position of his party saw a new hype nationally and was politically a very strong force in the making nationally. People of all sections of the society were joining it most ambitiously including professors, engineers, technocrats, industrialists, journalists, theater and film personalities and of course AAM Admi.. But after Arvind left the Delhi Chief Minister ship in desperation and committed number of childish mistakes his position became quite in jeopardy in the media as well as in the public. The day he started accusing the media of having been bought up by Modi, he generated the wrath of the fourth estate. The graph of AAP started gong downwards and the people who trusted him the most once started calling him names. Kejrival has been labelled as opportunist and a liar. But Modi didnt lost heart and he continued his ferocious campaign against Modi right from Gujrat to Varanasi and campaigned extensively for his candidates nationally with full vigor and vitality. These national elections are truly an acid test for Kejrival who has come straightaway in contrast to Modi nationally sending Rahul in the third position as far as the question of coverage in the national print and electronic media is concerned . If Kejrival fares well in these elections his party and position will remain intact and can take a further boost in the future elections but incase his party bags too little a seats, the elections of 2014 will definitely be the Waterloo for Arvind Kejrivaal as was the Watergate scandal the Waterloo for American President Nixon. What do you say guys.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Apr 2014 16:39:01 +0000
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