Every state of India requires Aam Aadmi candidates

Now that the results are declared for the four very decisive states of the country, and the party which is more than 125 years old thoroughly decimated, and its future - 2014 Lok Sabha elections look very bleak, every common man in the country can breathe a sigh of relief that no matter who you are, or what you are, how poor or not- so-poor you are, you can still survive in a democratic way in this vast flourishing country if your ideals and faith are intact. Arvind Kejriwal has paved the way for a new and enterprising chapter in the annals of Indian political history/landscape.

He has beat Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit hands down by a handsome margin. This feat is no mean one given that she ruled the Delhi state for nearly fifteen years with Iron fist. Though she looked modest and humble in her post poll speech, she must be seething with immeasurable fury that she lost to comparatively a novice and that too by a huge margin. The major lesson, she might have learnt is however high and mighty you may be, when it comes to Indian democracy, the ordinary citizen determines your fate based on your ability ,performance and honesty.

Every citizen expects his leader/ruler to rise up to his expectations or at least make a VALID attempt when there is dire need - bring down rising prices, eliminate corruptions at all levels in the governmental hierarchy, protecting woman rights/chastity, a robust mechanism for, law and order at all times, a uniform civil code, employment opportunities for youth, modernization of transport systems according to the requirement of modern times etc, But unfortunately the rulers neither stick to their election manifesto promises nor listen to well meaning advices/opinion of the people who are aware of the ground realities. They keep utterly focused in devising new innovative ways of how to make more wealth/opulence and extend their influence beyond their known boundaries, once they are saddled with power.

Apart from that they try to dissuade the really deserving citizens from enjoying the true benefits of natural resources by creating totally unwanted constraints and restraints in the name of governance A common man cannot exercise any form of control over his ruler/legislator because at present, the Indian Constitution doesn’t provide any REVIEW AND RECALL SYSTEM for the elected representative once they are elected.

It is this lacunae which is causing lots of hardship for the common man in modern times, as the present day ruler by just quoting the off repeated/clichéd statement that people have given them power for five years and they can act in whatever fashion they want (though they don’t say it in the face of the common man) they enact it to perfection.

By turning a blind eye to real wants/needs of common man, and more perilously by passing the established norms/guidelines of the constitution for their own selfish gains they push the perseverance of the ordinary citizens to the limits. Now that aam aadmi has entered the political fray, though falling short of being the ruling party, the hopes of the ordinary citizens have risen.

Besides minimization of their day-to-day problems, the common man expects that certain constitutional reforms/electoral reforms/legislative reforms/legal reforms/executive reforms are put in a place as needed by the new elected representatives of the aam adami party. Every citizen expects that his problems/ aspiration/ hopes are at least properly heard by the rulers and a valid and committed attempt is made by the political class to fulfill at least partially within a stipulated time frame. People are banking big on the Aam Aadmi party representatives to do this.

The greatest positive in the victory of aam aadmi party is that such a “PEOPLE PARTY” can be replicated in all other states of the country. Where the ordinary citizen can participate in a election unmindful of wealth expenditure, clout etc - just having a belief that people will trust him for his ideals, honesty true working spirit, sensitive to the problems of the people he represents, particularly. Now for Andhra Pradesh such a ‘PEOPLE ‘S PARTY’ is direly needed as there is grotesquely misuse /abuse of power by all the established well known political parties.

The ruling party in Andhra Pradesh is bifurcating the state unmindful of the repercussions it will create for ages to come. The most colossal and capital mistake of dividing the state is being done purely for votes and seats, to please a few political mandarins, at the Centre, when nearly 75% of the state are against division.

Two Kannadigas (Jairam Ramesh and Veerappa Moily), a Tamilan (Chidambaram,) a Keralite (Antony) all hailing from southern states, who don’t even know what Andhra culture/civilization is, are bent upon dividing a prosperous Andhra Pradesh and particularly the hearts of millions of Telugu people for their own selfish/egoistic agendas. It is at such a juncture that a PEOPLE’S PARTY should come into existence in Andhra Pradesh and measure up to the people’s aspiration – for the people, by the people, of the people in true letter and spirit