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[Parul]

@cheekybird Wishing you all a very happy Pappu-G-day!!!

 

[cheekybird]

@cheekybird Wishing you all a very happy Pappu-G-day!!!

Bhagwan usse lambiiiii zindagi de

 

[cheekybird]

Pl bhagwan ke liye le jao unhe.

Apni govt ki tarah ab mukarna mut kab lene aoon

 

[Jason bourne]

Absolutly wonderfull speech of modi in bareli hit the nail on the middle of the head ; ) very tecticle speech thumbsup

 

[Soumitra]

Four AAP candidates run away from big-ticket fights

NEW DELHI: In a fresh setback to Aam Aadmi Party, four candidates including those pitted against high-profile opponents like central ministers Salman Khurshid and Sachin Pilot withdrew nominations on Monday citing lack of party support or alleging corruption in the party.

Candidates from Farukkhabad, Etah and Agra in Uttar Pradesh and Ajmer in Rajasthan withdrew, giving credence to criticism that the party had spread itself too thin and was unable to offer significant support to its candidates or has not been able to vet them adequately.

The withdrawals come after AAP expelled some UP activists following allegations of bribes being sought for tickets and an uneven response to the party's national campaign apart from some exceptions like Chandigarh.

Journalist-turned-social activist Mukul Tripathi, contesting against foreign minister Salman Khurshid, withdrew his candidature saying, "I have returned the ticket and left the party as I am not getting any support from the organization... There is corruption in the internal organization.''

He claimed that his attempts to reach AAP leader Sanjay Singh proved futile and he had spent money out of his own pocket.

Tripathi's withdrawal is a blow to AAP since he was responsible for bringing to light an alleged scam regarding purchase of equipment for the differently-abled by Khurshid-led Zakir Hussain Trust. Others like Dilip Yadav from Etah, Ravinder Singh from Agra and Ajay Somani from Ajmer have also dropped out.

AAP sources said this had led to serious concern within the party about ticket distribution. "This has become a shortcoming of the party due to shortage of time and haste. We need systemic reform but that can be done only after the elections,'' the leader said. Sources said in some cases the party had received complaints about the candidate's image after public scrutiny and had asked the person to withdraw.

When asked if the party was indeed worried about the recent dropouts, AAP leader Manish Sisodia said, "We had publicly announced that we would not be able to provide financial support or resources to candidates. It is an election of the aam aadmi and those who feel they cannot challenge the status quo can leave. This is the new kind of politics.''

On the issue of complaints against party's candidates like Khaled Parvez who was given a ticket from Moradabad and were later asked to leave, another AAP leader Prashant Bhushan said, "We will cancel tickets of candidates if we receive complaints even at the last minute. We would much rather let the seat go vacant.'' AAP also had to expel Awadh convener Aruna Singh following complaints of corruption in ticket distribution.

Four AAP candidates run away from big-ticket fights - The Times of India

 

[HariPrasad]

Apni govt ki tarah ab mukarna mut kab lene aoon

Elction se pahele hi le jaiye. We want clean India as soon as possible.

 

[ExtraOdinary]

Ye Konsa festival hai,kabhi bollywood movies main suna nahin

Aaap to Rahulji ke peeche parey ho, this is real man for whom we celebrate KejriDiwas, all hail our incorruptible supreme leader and future PM

 

[JanjaWeed]

Four AAP candidates run away from big-ticket fights

NEW DELHI: In a fresh setback to Aam Aadmi Party, four candidates including those pitted against high-profile opponents like central ministers Salman Khurshid and Sachin Pilot withdrew nominations on Monday citing lack of party support or alleging corruption in the party.

Candidates from Farukkhabad, Etah and Agra in Uttar Pradesh and Ajmer in Rajasthan withdrew, giving credence to criticism that the party had spread itself too thin and was unable to offer significant support to its candidates or has not been able to vet them adequately.

The withdrawals come after AAP expelled some UP activists following allegations of bribes being sought for tickets and an uneven response to the party's national campaign apart from some exceptions like Chandigarh.

Journalist-turned-social activist Mukul Tripathi, contesting against foreign minister Salman Khurshid, withdrew his candidature saying, "I have returned the ticket and left the party as I am not getting any support from the organization... There is corruption in the internal organization.''

He claimed that his attempts to reach AAP leader Sanjay Singh proved futile and he had spent money out of his own pocket.

Tripathi's withdrawal is a blow to AAP since he was responsible for bringing to light an alleged scam regarding purchase of equipment for the differently-abled by Khurshid-led Zakir Hussain Trust. Others like Dilip Yadav from Etah, Ravinder Singh from Agra and Ajay Somani from Ajmer have also dropped out.

AAP sources said this had led to serious concern within the party about ticket distribution. "This has become a shortcoming of the party due to shortage of time and haste. We need systemic reform but that can be done only after the elections,'' the leader said. Sources said in some cases the party had received complaints about the candidate's image after public scrutiny and had asked the person to withdraw.

When asked if the party was indeed worried about the recent dropouts, AAP leader Manish Sisodia said, "We had publicly announced that we would not be able to provide financial support or resources to candidates. It is an election of the aam aadmi and those who feel they cannot challenge the status quo can leave. This is the new kind of politics.''

On the issue of complaints against party's candidates like Khaled Parvez who was given a ticket from Moradabad and were later asked to leave, another AAP leader Prashant Bhushan said, "We will cancel tickets of candidates if we receive complaints even at the last minute. We would much rather let the seat go vacant.'' AAP also had to expel Awadh convener Aruna Singh following complaints of corruption in ticket distribution.

Four AAP candidates run away from big-ticket fights - The Times of India

Oh look.. typical AAP trait! Run away from responsibility!

 

[GreenFoe]

That's true.. & he cautioning his fellow countrymen not to get excited about Modi.
Shahid Masood is a very sensible journo..i actually like his analysis. Have been following him for quite a while. Unlike most of other anchors in Pak tv channels, this guy knows what he is talking about. & his analysis about how China perceives Modi is very true!

I take him as one more delusional :|

FYI,This guy too believes in crazy conspiracy theories

 

[JanjaWeed]

I take him as one more delusional :|

FYI,This guy too believes in crazy conspiracy theories

Goes with the territory, I suppose!

 

[Echo_419]

Finally mere boards Latham hogaye

Aur ban bhi

Bahut ho Gaya boards ka atyachar Abki bar MODI Sarkar

 

[JanjaWeed]

Finally mere boards Latham hogaye

Aur ban bhi

Bahut ho Gaya boards ka atyachar Abki bar MODI Sarkar

Araywah... aagaya tuu? bahut der kar di meherbaan ate ate !

 

[Jason bourne]

Finally mere boards Latham hogaye

Aur ban bhi

Bahut ho Gaya boards ka atyachar Abki bar MODI Sarkar

Welcome back ; ) kesi rahi exam,


kardi tune lalkar to bas

Aab ki baar modi sarkar

 

[CorporateAffairs]

Oh look.. typical AAP trait! Run away from responsibility!

arrey yeah log tho apne leader ke tarah bhaag gaye hain

 

[Echo_419]

Araywah... aagaya tuu? bahut der kar di meherbaan ate ate !

Bas boards ki keh ki li Maine

Baki as I Delhiwala in Delhi I am worried a little bit
BJP wale modi wave pe rely kar rahe hai lack of manpower on the other hand
AAPtards campaign is very strong
In Delhi
Far more powerful than Congis & to some extent BJP people