Why AAP Wont Work?

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When a movement travels from TV room discussions to streets to election campaigns and the Delhi parliament...it definitely means business. It is surprising how kejriwal has become a household name within a matter of months. good job..however there is a snitch in this movement...it relies on the most unreliable and dubious factor in any civilization- citizen involvement and participation.What AAP government literally stands for is, "Dear Public, Sorry to inform you but your days of getting up one holiday morning going to vote and sleeping again for another five years are over. time to wake up and help me this get country sorted out!" Are we as citizens ready for such kind of responsibility? To begin with, lets describe the common man or 'Aam Aadmi'. if there is one word that could describe him, it is- "stuck". He is stuck in the whole 'janjal' and 'moh maya' of life.Running doors to pillars to somehow make two ends meet.. grabbing some amount of food to feed himself his family, getting some form of shelter, earning a living by a respectable maybe not so respectable employment, handling the dependency of growing up kids and growing old elderly and perhaps stealing some amount of luxury from life. The common woman stands worse, for she already stands on a lower pedestrian in the society and faces all the disability that comes with it. If working, she is almost dead, dead busy, dead tired. It is as if she carries the weight of the world on her, almost bare, bone sticking out, shoulders. She has to work, earn, even show professionalism at work, come back home, be the good mother, good wife and at least try being the good bahu. Do you realize how tied up these people are? Corruption, poverty, population control are basically only at th... ... middle of paper ... ... to work or for that reason for any government to work, people have to stand for people. There is no shortcut to that. We have lost the ability to trust, perhaps because of being fooled so often. We don't even trust each other, forget the government.When all the news was about- 'Will AAP be able to fulfill its promises?' Kejriwal said that opposition is asking these questions because they don't trust, they are misleading the public..Wrong! they were only playing on the common man's fear...It is them who fear, who doubt, who don't trust. AAP supporters are people who take initiative, support initiative, take responsibility and trust.The wonderful thing being that through this movement we know that India has a substantial number of such people. Dear Kejriwal this is not such a common thing and these are not 'aam aadmis'. These are what heroes look like in real life.

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