Our conviction is that the constitutional values of equality, justice and liberty are upper most. It is that, India is a diverse country and diversity is our strength and not our weakness, as also that the power must be returned to the people through radical decentralization. Why should elimination of corruption mean poverty? The assumption behind this question is that, eliminating corruption will eliminate all growth and development. I think this is a very wrong assumption that we should get rid of. Genuine investors would like to see the image of India going up on the world map. A genuine investor will never wish to invest in a country where there is such high level of corruption, such a high degree of policy paralysis and where the long term outlook remains uncertain. What is the distinction between a real investor and a speculator? For an investor the interest will be the real growth in manufacturing and infrastructure investment sectors where the man power of the country improves and where an honest business is possible. FDI (Foreign direct investment) is an investment that provides common interest of the people of the country where the money invested for long term. For a speculator, the investment may be based on some kind of misconception, misinformation, half-baked information or rumors that are controlled by small group of vested people for huge instant profit that destabilize the economy of country. FII (Foreign institutional investors) is one such investment that invested in share market for short term and takes back the money to their mother land immediately when required. This kind of investment will not be entertained by our economic system and political system. AAP is the best bet for a person who really want to invest in India but certainly not for a speculator. Where ever and when ever there is healthy competition between MNC retail sector and common people trading happened then AAP should support well-being of both the parties.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 18:11:04 +0000
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