Raghav_12 Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 Kiran Bedi was a far more recognized person than Kejriwal was at that time when their movement started. No one knew who Kejriwal was. Kejriwal came to limelight only when they did fast for Lokpal and Anna fell ill then he took over the stage. Anna went to the background.. When Anna refused to be a part of his political party then media started focusing on Kejriwal. Same Kejriwal who accused media for selling themselves was shown by media as India's savior. Same media showed special episodes dedicated to Kejriwal, his movement, and his life. Same media made Kejriwal what he is now. If Bedi wanted, she herself could have come ahead and taken over the movement instead of Kejriwal and could have formed the party with Kejriwal. So what is the point here? I am not saying that Kiran Bedi was not as recognized as Kejriwal at the moment when anti-corruption movement was going on. But she didn't take the decision to launch an independent party from green field. Kejriwal did. Kejriwal did have more conviction in his ideas than Bedi had. Bedi is rather preferring a safer route of requesting BJP to make her CM. What about her stand on which she opposed Kejriwal at that time and decided to stick with Anna. Both V K singh and Bedi used Anna and then aligned with BJP which Anna himself clearly was against. Kejriwal at least had guts to start a party from scratch.
rkt.india Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 So what is the point here? I am not saying that Kiran Bedi was not as recognized as Kejriwal at the moment when anti-corruption movement was going on. But she didn't take the decision to launch an independent party from green field. Kejriwal did. Kejriwal did have more conviction in his ideas than Bedi had. Bedi is rather preferring a safer route of requesting BJP to make her CM. What about her stand on which she opposed Kejriwal at that time and decided to stick with Anna. Both V K singh and Bedi used Anna and then aligned with BJP which Anna himself clearly was against. Kejriwal at least had guts to start a party from scratch. All conviction went to toss once they won 28 seats. As one of the former AAP members said, they did not want to win that many seats themselves because they did know how to govern a state. He made two blunders, first taking support from Congress and once formed a govt, resigning in a haste. I became an AAP member even before Delhi election last year and I supported both the things Kejriwal did initially but then realized they are far too indecisive, lack conviction, kept talking about congress, corruption by Sheila Dikshit and instead of competing against Rahul or Sonia, Kejriwal stood against Modi in election, and then their background with NGO funding irregularities, people behind their foreign funding, and then it seemed that it is not as black and white as we see. There are a lot of grey areas.
Raghav_12 Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 All conviction went to toss once they won 28 seats. As one of the former AAP members said, they did not want to win that many seats themselves because they did know how to govern a state. He made two blunders, first taking support from Congress and once formed a govt, resigning in a haste. I became an AAP member even before Delhi election last year and I supported both the things Kejriwal did initially but then realized they are far too indecisive, lack conviction, kept talking about congress, corruption by Sheila Dikshit and instead of competing against Rahul or Sonia, Kejriwal stood against Modi in election, and then their background with NGO funding irregularities, people behind their foreign funding, and then it seemed that it is not as black and white as we see. There are a lot of grey areas. Sir, Kejriwal did millions of things wrong. His inexperienced showed up in everything he did. But there are millions of threads already castigating him with millions of posters working day-in day out under able leadership of S=G. So you can discuss all these things there. In this thread we are discussing Kiran Bedi and my point is that she stays exposed of his double standards and opportunism by requesting BJP to let her be CM.
adi B Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 She always had an eye on political power. She was trying to use Anna Hazare movement to gain some political significance but couldn't do much. Now all her efforts to stall Kejriewal because she didn't want politicization of Anna's movement' date=' stand exposed. Only reason she opposed Kejriwal seems to be she wanted to be in position which Kejriwal occupied.[/quote'] sometimes i feel u are just trolling nowadays :giggle: whatever u have written applies fully and solely 1st on kejriwal himself and still u are differentiating?
cндябеяs Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoODM86IcAAzZJC.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoODNreIYAAmz1R.jpg :cantstop:
tothepoint Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 She always had an eye on political power. She was trying to use Anna Hazare movement to gain some political significance but couldn't do much. Now all her efforts to stall Kejriewal because she didn't want politicization of Anna's movement' date=' stand exposed. Only reason she opposed Kejriwal seems to be she wanted to be in position which Kejriwal occupied.[/quote'] There you go again, making up your own conclusions. Anyways keep on doing this, I am sure you must have added many followers to AAP. Thanks to supporters like you, the whole nation is now behind Kejriwal, kicking his butt
Yoda-esque Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 Let Bedi put in the yards first after joining the party
Texan Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 She would make for a terrific CM. I hope BJP does select her as the CM candidate especially since Harsh Vardhan is now in Parliament and might get a cabinet ministry.
Texan Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 kejriwal supporters truly need to invest in mirrors I hope they install a mirror in the Tihar jail cell where dear Kejri is residing currently.
rkt.india Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 Sir, Kejriwal did millions of things wrong. His inexperienced showed up in everything he did. But there are millions of threads already castigating him with millions of posters working day-in day out under able leadership of S=G. So you can discuss all these things there. In this thread we are discussing Kiran Bedi and my point is that she stays exposed of his double standards and opportunism by requesting BJP to let her be CM. Or might be she already had an idea about what's kejriwal is going to do. Even Aana didn't join Kejriwal. She didn't join Kejriwal at that time doesn't mean she can never reconsider her decision regarding stepping into politics. Regarding being projected as cm, I doubt it. These are just rumours for now. Dr. Harshwardhan is the best person.
game_changerr Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 ^^oh no..if harshwardhan will resign from lok sabha seat,then kapil siball is likely to win bypoll:((
Stuge Posted May 22, 2014 Posted May 22, 2014 I don't think BJP would want to lose a single seat in lok sabha .They've good number of seats and would want to keep it like that .
jalebi_bhai Posted May 23, 2014 Posted May 23, 2014 She always had an eye on political power. She was trying to use Anna Hazare movement to gain some political significance but couldn't do much. Now all her efforts to stall Kejriewal because she didn't want politicization of Anna's movement' date=' stand exposed. Only reason she opposed Kejriwal seems to be she wanted to be in position which Kejriwal occupied.[/quote'] Are you trolling everyone on ICF by posing as an AAP supporter? Cuz if you are then.......:hatsoff:
Sachin=GOD Posted May 23, 2014 Posted May 23, 2014 Let Bedi put in the yards first after joining the party Agreed. That is the one point on which Delhi bjp leaders are angry + they say that she was offered ticket in both assembly elections and look Sabha elections but she didn't want to take any chances so she refused and now that a BJP victory in Delhi is almost certain, she comes out and says she is ready to be CM. I sense some opportunism here.
someone Posted May 23, 2014 Posted May 23, 2014 She certainly is a bit opportunist. Compare her with VK Singh or Satpal Singh who put their entire career at risk. It can rightly be seen as a insult to all those who have worked for years under BJP.
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