Re: [IAC#RG] Differences between IAC and AAP

Dear All,

Greetings.

The AAP AND MrChiranjeevi's  party ( which got merged with CongI) have a seemingly similar background/ genetics. 

Both wanted to channelise( capitalize?) the honest aspirations of youth and middle class for a corruption free society. 

I feel sad to say that what Mr Chiranjeevi has done in Telugu, Mr Kejeriwal is doing in Hindi. 

As In the case of Mr Chirenjeevi's party the youth and middle class which supported his initial idea NOW feel let down 

and a good idea was run into waste / useless terrain. The tragedy is the youth and the middle lass will go into a shell leaving the field open for self seeking riff raff to call the shots and grab control of the state and preside over the fate of the youth and middleclass.

What guarantee is there that Mr K and his AAP will not go The previous  Mr C and his Praja Party way.

VeteranTTK.

On Wednesday, August 13, 2014, Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear IAC subscribers,

Lets define some differences between IAC and AAP

A] IAC has always respected its elders and seniors like Shanti Bhushanji and freely communicated all their wisdom and maturity to our cadres.

B] Within the limitations of our communication resources IAC endeavors to project all points of view.

C] There is no high command in IAC.

D] IAC is secular and without lust for power or self-publicity.

E] IAC does not compromise on its core principles.

F] IAC remembers its history and ideology very well, and these guide our every step.

G] IAC does not sleep in bed with communal or corrupt forces like AAP does.

Over and out

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LTCOL(retd) T T KISHORE