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Open letter to The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi.

Dear Mr. @Arvind Kejriwal, 
What happened in your ‪#‎Kisaan‬Rally has shattered my faith in your party and in you, as the leader. I had been the same person who went at length describing about you as a revolutionary to corrupt Indian Politics (You can check my FB wall posts during elections). I never felt so involved in the institution of democracy before you arrived. After vouching for you as the reformer, the pioneer to Aam Aadmi Politics; I feel betrayed now.
An ‪#‎IIT‬ alumnus who resigned the office of Indian Revenue Services to join the crusade against a shackled democracy shouldering the entire campaign with an apostle of neo-Gandhian policies, could be least expected to govern the state capital by ridiculing the onus that the historic sweep in Delhi Assembly Election earned you. The man who weaved a complete political party around the “common man” sentiment, who vowed to stand in the assembly hall as a true representative, seeking solutions and drawing attention to a common man’s struggle; today his party stinks of indiscipline and high-handedness. Startling revelations about the trusted candidates who had once been star faces of the campaign, winning the election because of enormous faith put in by the ‪#‎Delhi‬ ‪#‎public‬, have got involved in muckraking against their own party members. Allegations that have shaken the very principles which helped in the genesis of ‪#‎AAP‬ as a phenomenal rage, are growing in number and frequency. 
From the Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav infamous episode to the new one where the leader in the assembly being changed without giving any prior intimation to him; your party has been resorting to everything that has made people like me think that choosing AAP has been a wrong decision. A farmer climbs on a tree in full view of the massive gathering and hangs himself. What kept you so blunt that you could not react to the situation within time? And to add to the abysmal intensity, the aftermath of the incidence shaped up into an ugly and highly insensitive blame-game.
Have your reasoning and empathy turned completely hostile? Arvind Kejriwal, the man who authored “Swaraj”. The man who changed the face of Indian democracy by bringing active participation from every section of society by speaking in resonance with them, kept waiting for some action, did not find it necessary to take control of the situation. Do you not think that such an incidence is a slap on the practice of dharna pradarshan, in whole? Even after that, when pragmatism called for troubleshooting, your party started the hue and cry about entire blame-game. 
Where is Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of common people? Where is that zeal to question every injustice and empathize with the common janta to stand up for its rights? All I see is a fragmented party with no discipline and naïve partymen going berserk. You halved the electricity bills for the people living in posh areas of Dwarka and Greater Kailash. Do they need this? By resorting to all such stupid gimmicks, all you have been doing is to mock the finances; disappointing part is that all this is coming from an ex-IRS officer. Is it not analogous to the infamous crony capitalism?
Yes, after being a loyal supporter from the day party was formed, I finally decide to say that AAP did not deserve this historical mandate only to disgust the public whose loyalty should have held the paramount significance to you.

With no hopes,
Chetan Chaudhary

‪#‎chetancognition‬

@cap_chetan

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