AAP
Public memory is short lived so is its enthusiasm. Doesn’t take us too long to forget the losses or regain the mundane. A hundred headlines, social forum frenzies on select issues and there quick and easy fade out, for any timeline you may consider, there is proof enough.
What will change with Aam Aadmi Party and respectable Kejriwal’s aura is a time’s tale. What I do believe is that at the very same moment ten more Kejriwals, MODIS and Bedis have found scope and relevance in Indian politics. And the trickle effect will lead to many more, bringing us into a new era of politics and India Shining.
I think what truly is a landmark achievement for AAP, is that first step, towards a needed stir.
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