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He lost because of Akalis, Akalis wanted Sidhu out no matter what since he spoke against them openly. ONly person Sidhu wouldn't oppose if brought up was Jaitley, who is like a father figure to him.

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He lost because of Akalis' date=' Akalis wanted Sidhu out no matter what since he spoke against them openly. ONly person Sidhu wouldn't oppose if brought up was Jaitley, who is like a father figure to him.[/quote'] Lol.....Sidhu did not enter Amritsar for the whole duration of campaigning and his wife announced that she would not share a stage with Jaitley. Sidhu arrived in Amritsar the next day after voting. If he had campaigned for Jaitley then he could have won.
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Lol.....Sidhu did not enter Amritsar for the whole duration of campaigning and his wife announced that she would not share a stage with Jaitley. Sidhu arrived in Amritsar the next day after voting. If he had campaigned for Jaitley then he could have won.
Sidhu's wife said that Jaitleys campaign chief Majethia of the Akali didnt want Sidhu hence Sidhu wasnt there.The feel was that Sidhu had a clean image and was popular as he spoke againist Akalis and Akalis blocked his projects.
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i feel people are being too hard on arun jaitley. politically he was the master strategist behind the bjp win in karnatka. also handled the delhi civic polls wins. as far as acrually getting things done he was the leader of opposition in the rajya sabha. various bills have been passed with amendments suggested by him. he needs to be in power to introduce stuff right? some totally naive comments on thid thread. the truth is the people of amritsar had the chance to elect somebody who had a great chance of being zn important part.of the government. indtead they have amrinder who may have to vacate his seat if he becomes the cm of punjab.

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i feel people are being too hard on arun jaitley. politically he was the master strategist behind the bjp win in karnatka. also handled the delhi civic polls wins. as far as acrually getting things done he was the leader of opposition in the rajya sabha. various bills have been passed with amendments suggested by him. he needs to be in power to introduce stuff right? some totally naive comments on thid thread. the truth is the people of amritsar had the chance to elect somebody who had a great chance of being zn important part.of the government. indtead they have amrinder who may have to vacate his seat if he becomes the cm of punjab.
Yeah. People are definitely thinking too much into one loss. It was his first election and that too was against such a formidable opponent in a state where the ruling govt Is no longer popular so it's no big deal if he lost. His position within the BJP will not change because of the loss.
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all i am saying is that its only fair people judge jaitley on the what has he done part Sent from my GT-S5830i using Tapatalk 2

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continued.. after he forms part of gov. he is a very good organiser right from his youth politics days. u need mass leaders and need organisers behind the scenes. Sent from my GT-S5830i using Tapatalk 2

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Jaitley paid the price for the strong opinion against the Akalis in Amritsar. SAD's Naresh Gujral admitted that their party cost Jaitley the seat. Add to that the incompetence of Sidhu in the last 5 years and his constant bickering with the Akalis.

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Jaitley paid the price for the strong opinion against the Akalis in Amritsar. SAD's Naresh Gujral admitted that their party cost Jaitley the seat. Add to that the incompetence of Sidhu in the last 5 years and his constant bickering with the Akalis.
Nobody cares about that now. He is all set to become the Foreign or Finance Minister in a few hours.
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I am a big Jaitley fan, but our system seems bogus when it allows someone who just lost an election to take oath of office as a minister by letting them come via a backdoor.

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I am a big Jaitley fan' date=' but our system seems bogus when it allows someone who just lost an election to take oath of office as a minister by letting them come via a backdoor.[/quote'] He is already RS member.
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I am a big Jaitley fan' date=' but our system seems bogus when it allows someone who just lost an election to take oath of office as a minister by letting them come via a backdoor.[/quote'] I don't have a problem with any person being form Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha as long as he/she is capable and Jaitly certainly is capable so its not much of an issue.
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He is already RS member.
Well members of the RS don't get elected by the people, they are all backdoor entries.
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Well members of the RS don't get elected by the people' date=' they are all backdoor entries.[/quote'] Thats different story,Party is selected by people so party can decide whom they make as minister.People put more faith on party than individuals. If we start applying these rules we wont get experts.
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Well members of the RS don't get elected by the people' date=' they are all backdoor entries.[/quote'] They are elected by the people who were elected by public. The reason Rajy Sabha is upper house of the parliament.
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I am a big Jaitley fan' date=' but our system seems bogus when it allows someone who just lost an election to take oath of office as a minister by letting them come via a backdoor.[/quote'] That is why we have a Rajya Sabha. Not all good visionaries will also be able to be mass leaders. Jaitley is one of them. He will definitely be an asset to the cabinet, not just his ministry, but also in an advisory capacity on other government decisions.
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