AAP made a few poll promises - prominent being ,
> 700 Liters
of free water per month
> 50 %
subsidy in power bills
And people of Delhi elected them to power
Then within 48 hours of forming government , AAP
fulfilled these promises
Total cost ?
Less than Rs 40 Crores / month
Congressmen are asking themselves ,
" We
promised Rs 200 Cr / month of freebies - and got thrown out of Rajasthan / MP / Chhattisgarh
What went
wrong ?
The more we
promise , the more we lose !
And , to win
2014 elections , we have promised 600 million poor people
a monthly
subsidy of Rs 8,000 Crores by way of Food Security Bill
At this rate
, what will happen to us ?
It seems ,
the more freebies you promise , the greater your chance of being thrown out of power
And look at
what Rahul Gandhi has promised the people of Amethi :
> A railway coach factory
> A
University
> A paper mill
> 40 food processing units
> Indian Institute of Information Technology
>
Footwear Design and Development Institute
> IT hub in Tikarmafi
> A railway line ..................etc
But Kumar
Vishwas ( AAP candidate for Amethi ) is promising only ,
> A
clean / corruption-free / pro-poor government
No more !
With just 5 months before the 2014 elections , how can
our would-be Prime Minister , withdraw those promises ?
And , since the logic of " Less is More "
seems to work , does that mean Kumar Vishwas will defeat Rahul Gandhi ? "
And Rahul Gandhi is asking Sheila Dikshit :
> Why , in 15
years , you did not implement what Arvind Kejriwal did ?
> Why you did
not ask CAG to conduct an audit of Discoms
?
> Why you did
not hold Mohalla - Sabhas to connect
with Aam Aadmi ?
> Why you
failed to figure out that people wanted toilets, not highways ?
Now , all of you , repeat after me , and loudly please
> Less is More
> Simple is Elegant
> Adarsh is
not Ideal
> Aam is
not Ordinary
> CAG is
credible
> Jhadu will
sweep
> Congress
will weep
Sheila Dikshit , Chidambaram , Kapil Sibal , Salman
Khurshid , Jairam Ramesh , Manish Tewari , Kamal Nath , Digvijay - and sundry other
Netas , are utterly confused !
* hemen parekh
( 01 Jan
2014 / Mumbai
)
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