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Delhi CM kejriwal resigns

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Sachin=GOD Newbie

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He is smarter than you are giving him credit for. He systematically manufactured the chaos in the assembly today. He walked out showing the world BJP and Congress come together for the first time in a long time against Kejriwal and perceived "corruption" and out he walks at a very opportune time. Kejriwal's interview with Barkha Dutt changed my opinion about him. He is a very smart chap and most of the chaos they spread is well planned.
he certainly is. But he is still very new in politics and many of the stupid steps taken in these 49 days will come to haunt him later.
Raghav_12 Newbie

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He is smarter than you are giving him credit for. He systematically manufactured the chaos in the assembly today. He walked out showing the world BJP and Congress come together for the first time in a long time against Kejriwal and perceived "corruption" and out he walks at a very opportune time. Kejriwal's interview with Barkha Dutt changed my opinion about him. He is a very smart chap and most of the chaos they spread is well planned.
but then why would he leave CM-ship? Don't you see other greedy politician who change parties, offer money to MLA's to retain CM-ship or do every possible thing, good or bad, to stay in power. He also could easily have got hands in gloves with corrupt institutions like BJP and Congress and would have enjoyed 5 years of CM-ship. Why would he leave that? If you think he is quitting CM-ship to take a punt at PM post, then he is a stupid gambler, nothing more than that.
asterix Mentor

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No. I don't. Do you? Then why would one think that Kejriwal would have resigned from CM to become PM.
Because of his foot in the mouth statement (to the frustration of his party ) that he wants to concentrate on Delhi and wouldn't fight the Lok Sabha polls. Because of that statement they've to now do all these things and sacrifice the govt. Mind you, AAP doesn't has any body except Kejri to lead in any elections... Now if he's resigned and then doesn't fights the Lok Sabha polls, :hatsoff: to him...
Sachin=GOD Newbie

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He is not leaving the CM's post to take a shot at PM's post - he is intelligent enough to know that even after the sympathy he gains from his resignation, getting enough seats in Lok Sabha to be in a position to be the leader of a coalition Govt is highly unrealistic. He is resigning because by doing so he can (almost) ensure a full majority in the next Delhi Elections and some small gains in Lok Sabha.

Raghav_12 Newbie

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Now he can tour all over India..only worry is he can't use muffler in Chennai' date='may be he have to wear lungi :giggle:[/quote'] At least he has that honesty unlike other candidate who is getting a proxy attendant in his office while touring all over india himself.
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He is not leaving the CM's post to take a shot at PM's post - he is intelligent enough to know that even after the sympathy he gains from his resignation' date=' getting enough seats in Lok Sabha to be in a position to be the leader of a coalition Govt is highly unrealistic. He is resigning because by doing so [b']he can (almost) ensure a full majority in the next Delhi Elections and some small gains in Lok Sabha.
yes and that's why it is right thing to do. If Cong-BJP really had any intention to fight corruption with him, they wouldn't have brought down his govt. on some trivial technicality in tabling of lokpal bill. In fact they were just looking for excuses to stall this bill form getting which would have become noose around necks of their top leaders if become a law. Reminds me of Congress in 91, when they had withdrawn support from ChandraShekhar govt, as couple of cops were posted at Rajiv Gandhi's house.
randomGuy Grand Master

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LOL! BJP is going to make India a global power along with corrupt corporates. :hysterical:
chai wala hai na (never mind the fact tht he leaves his already well-to-do state at 11th rank on HDI scale n 17% poverty after14 yrs rule )
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^honesty' date=' one bill didnt passed CM ran away forgetting the people who trusted him.[/quote'] This wasn't one bill. It was THE bill which he had promised as his top most priority to his people as part of his manifesto.
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He is not leaving the CM's post to take a shot at PM's post - he is intelligent enough to know that even after the sympathy he gains from his resignation' date=' getting enough seats in Lok Sabha to be in a position to be the leader of a coalition Govt is highly unrealistic. He is resigning because by doing so he can (almost) ensure a full majority in the next Delhi Elections and some small gains in Lok Sabha.[/quote'] Exactly my thoughts. He is looking at a majority government in the next Assembly elections and perhaps 4-5 seats in the Lok Sabha Elections by playing victim politics. Shameful to do so at the cost of Delhi people who supported them and backed them. I am sure he wont get a majority in the Assembly elections, and in Lok Sabha - his party will not enter double digits :giggle:
Raghav_12 Newbie

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Exactly my thoughts. He is looking at a majority government in the next Assembly elections and perhaps 4-5 seats in the Lok Sabha Elections by playing victim politics. Shameful to do so at the cost of Delhi people who supported them and backed them. I am sure he wont get a majority in the Assembly elections, and in Lok Sabha - his party will not enter double digits :giggle:
First prediction would be absolutely wrong. Second may be true.
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LOL! BJP is going to make India a global power along with corrupt corporates. :hysterical:
Chai wala hai na (Never mind the fact that he leaves his already well-to-do state at 11th on HDI rankings n at 17% poverty after 14 yr rule)
Sachin=GOD Newbie

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Exactly my thoughts. He is looking at a majority government in the next Assembly elections and perhaps 4-5 seats in the Lok Sabha Elections by playing victim politics. Shameful to do so at the cost of Delhi people who supported them and backed them. I am sure he wont get a majority in the Assembly elections, and in Lok Sabha - his party will not enter double digits :giggle:
I'm not so sure about that. A lot of people would sympathize with him because of today's stunt.
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Now he can tour all over India..only worry is he can't use muffler in Chennai' date='may be he have to wear lungi :giggle:[/quote'] At least he wears his lungi tight unlike some who drops his Lungi at the sight of :--D #snoopgate.
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