Sunday, 9 March 2014

Does AAP have a Chance ?



Does AAP have a chance to win substantial number of seats in the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections  ?


Not , if we go by a Times of India article by Milan Vaishnav ( 02 Feb 2014 )


Following is my interpretation of the article :


>   CRIME  PAYS


     What is the probability of winning election ?


     #  Only 7 % chance of winning if candidate has NO criminal case pending

    #  22 % chance of
 winning if candidate has at least one case pending  !


      PROOF  ?



     Lok Sabha


    *  162 MPs have pending Criminal cases , of which , 76 face " Serious "  
        charges



     State Assemblies


    *  31 % of MLAs have pending Criminal cases , and 15 % face " Serious "
       charges


   Moral of the History  ?


     Give tickets to only those candidates who have one - or more - criminal
     cases pending  !



>   MONEY  WORKS


     What is the probability of winning election  ?


    #  Only 1 % chance of winning if candidate belongs to the poorest 20 %
         of the MPs


    #  A whopping 25 % chance of winning if candidate belongs to the richest
        20 % of the MPs  !



    Moral of the History  ?


    Give tickets to only those candidates who have declared assets of Rs 200
    crore or more




>  CRIME  VS  MONEY



    #  Only 6 % of the POOR ( bottom 20 % ) candidates face Criminal
        charges


    #  Nearly 20 % of the RICH ( top 20 % ) candidates face Criminal
         charges



    Moral of the History  ?


    To ensure 100 % chance of winning, give preference to those candidates ,
    who are both , RICH  and  CRIMINAL   !



   I just don't understand why those AAP aspirants are fighting with Arvind ,
   for getting tickets  ! 

In face of such irrefutable / overwhelming evidence ,
   what can the poor fellow do  ?


   How about asking each aspiring candidate to fill in their personal data  
   in the following formula  ?



            ( CC+NSC ) * FBA/BLD + CA/PRA

P = ------------------------------------------


             (  NPA + NRE ) - PFU

Where ,


P  =  Probability of winning the election

CC =  Number of Criminal cases pending

CA =   Current Assets ( Rs Crores )

PRA =  Rise in Assets in last 3 years (  %  )

NRE =  Number of close relatives

NPA =  Number of times changed political affiliation in past 5 years

NSC =  Number of Scams in which listed

FBA =  Number of Foreign Bank accounts ( not only Swiss banks )


BLD = Number of PSU Bank loan defaults ( only those above Rs 5 Crores )

PFU =  Party Funds used for Campaign



Why leave candidate selection to human judgment  /  bias  ?



It is high time to introduce some transparency in candidate selection process 



   *   hemen  parekh  (  10 Feb 2014 / Mumbai  )

    




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