AAP Grabs Historic Landslide Victory in Delhi Poll 2015

The counting results of the Delhi Assembly election 2015 that declared a historic landslide victory for the Aam Aadmi Party, not only shocked the BJP and its leaders including its president Amit Shah and the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the Congress Party, but also gave an unbelievable surprise to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and all its leaders and cadres.

Though the clear winning of the AAP with comfortable majority was foreseen clearly, nobody including any of the pre-poll and exit poll surveys could predict this tsunami victory for the first time in the Indian History defeating brutally all the parties that contested in the elections.

This shameful result is a clear referendum for the Prime Minster who misconceived that there is a 'wave' in favor of him throughout the Country.

It also sends a strong message to the Congress Party that changing of leadership will not help them for some more time till the people forget the gruesome mistakes they committed during their rule. (It was reported in the TV channels that congress activists who have assembled in front to the Congress party office are demanding an immediate replacement of Priyanka Gandhi to Rahul Gandhi - which will be more harmful for the party!)

 

Arvind Kejriwal most preferred C.M candidate latest pre-poll survey results

(courtesy NDTV.com)

As Delhi - the Capital state of India is getting ready with the final preparations for the most prestigious Assembly elections of 2015, all parties concerned also are making the last bit efforts (mostly tarnishing the opponents personally and / or the party).

As the age old Congress party which was rejected by the people of the country are still in the recovering stage, it is not considered seriously as an active contestant for this local polls. But their presence can do some serious damage to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)  and indirectly support the BJP.

The BJP which was elected to power some eight months back in India could not succeed in hiding its displeasure and hate for the Indian constitution. Though the PM Modi has not openly come out against any articles in the Constitution, he did not contemn the recent comments by some of his his cabinet and party colleagues against the core pillars of India, secularism and socialism. 

It is a fact beyond doubt that no political party or organization can lead India forward without religious and social tolerance. Those who hatch religious intolerance are the enemies of the mother land who damage the country.

The AAP which is considered as the only hope for most of the common people of India as most of the wise voters of Delhi could see the hidden agenda of the sangh parivar behind the BJP's banner and hope that only Arvind Kejriwal can present a corrupt-free and transparent rule in the capital region Delhi.

As the date of the polls are approaching, the latest and last opinion surveys clearly state that Arvind Kejriwal is the most preferred C.M of Delhi now. As these survey results are not a good news to the opponents, they are making every efforts for their success by hook or crook!!!

Lets wait for some more time to see the actual results. 
Lets also hope that the elections are conducted freely and fairly...

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) holds mega rally in Delhi demanding to Dissolve Assembly and conduct Re-lection

Breaking their long silence after the General elections 2014, the once popular news maker and news breaker Aam Aadmi Party founder and his team re-appeared on the news channels with their mega rally held in Delhi demanding to dissolve the Delhi Assembly and conduct re-election immediately.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which categorically swept the previous general elections 2014 with thumbing majority, promising 'good days' for the people of India, could not keep up their promises and are gaining the wrath of those who voted them to power because of the sky rocketing price rise.

The AAP thinks this is the right time for an election as it will be considered as a 'progress report' for the BJP's more than 60 days rule disappointing the electorate. 

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