Criticism if constructive can bring positive
transformations, but political criticism in India in fact even throughout the
world is cementing just the opposite. What
if a person who sacrificed his personal life, entertainment, liberty, peace etc.,
for the betterment of the society and the country which he lives in is termed
by the same people for whom he devoted his life as a mercenary? Not many digest
the allegations and continue to be an altruist. We (including me) are also good
in taking a broad view when it comes to criticisms, particularly in political
criticisms.

AAP tasted its massive victory in Delhi, but
we the people who expected or dreamed for its win always focussed our emphasis
on Arvind Kejriwal. It was AK49 before election and AK67 after results. But
have we had a thought about the people who travelled from various corners of
the nation to work at the ground level and paved way for its win. Arvind
Kejriwal and Yogendra Yadav dedicated the victory to the Aam Aadmi and just
quoted themselves as vehicle used by the Aam Aadmi of Delhi to show the power
they possess. The point is here we
quoted the individual for the success just similar to how we did for NaMo in
Lok Sabha election. No doubt they are key players, but a key player cannot play in
all positions to win. When I mean “Win”, I just don’t mean the elections but
also the prime reason for why they are elected.
Let
us at least from now learn to wish the entire team for the success and blame a
corrupt individual for the loss. If your fingers are still towards a party as
whole, then let the criticisms be constructive just for the sake of few good men
on the other side.
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