Government comes to office sharply at 9am, looks at the list of pending issues and creates a questionnaire with a, b, c, d and “None of the above” options. They propagate them as “Questions for the day”. Then everyone goes wherever they want to and generally have a good time.
They come back at 5pm, tally all the SMSes, web votes and letters and make all the decisions accordingly. Wherever “None of the above” emerges as the main option, four more options are made to be carried forward to the next day.
Next day, come to office and repeat the whole process.
—End of the AAP governance model—
© Sunil Rajguru
Enjoyed. Also your analysis “7 Myths” exposes AAP immensely. It is sad state of affairs. i feel APP was movement and not structured political party with agenda full of populist measures. It is something like you rightly sade as CPM-CPI menifasto. it has good individuals but then 9 cooks spoil the cake. the language used by some of so to say AAP leaders after forming Govt in Delhi was arrogant. Replies by Anjali Damania in mumbai were rude and arrogant. I feel AAP will go down under their own internal conflicts.
However they have taken back indian economic policies back by at least 20 years by restarting regime of subsidy and free-bees. I only hope it do not take Domino effect and spreads in other states . it will realy sink Indian Economy
Why you are so against to AAP ..?