Aam becomes Khas; end of Avtar Ideology?




Aam Admi Party (AAP) has shown that in India, now, Elections can be fought and won by Aam Janta without use of Power, Money, Caste, and Religion or vote bank politics. Not only can they be fought and won but they can also have the mandate to govern. You don’t have to be an Octogenarian to be a minister or a PM in waiting. Even a 25 year young ‘Chhori’ can be a Minister.
AAP has members who are well educated, from the top strata of society be it Bureaucrats, Doctors, Investment Bankers or NRIs. They have sacrificed their legitimately earned  ,000’s to be in service of the society. We hope that after sacrificing their ‘legit’ ,000’s they will not be in the race to chase the ‘ill- legit‘,0000000’s.
India is a land or Millions of Gods and Goddesses. We live in Kal Yug waiting for a “ Avatar” to come and Relive us of our misery; be it Raja Maharajas, Gandhi – Nehru followed by Gandhi or a Na MO.
Is the rise of AAP a sign that India has matured?
Is it pushing away from the Avatar ideology that someone else - ‘others’ will solve ‘their’ problems?
Are people themselves willing to make their ‘hands dirty’ to ‘clean’ the muck?
Is it the Demographic change of a young society that is changing the Politics?
Are we witness to a great Socio Political change of Post Independence India?  
We missed to witness the historic event of Independence struggle, for reason of birth,
I Hope the events that we are witnessing marks the new chapters of History of ‘India after Independence’.

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