Now LG called AAP to have discussion, let us see what is their response, it is a gay verdict from the people of Delhi, no one reached straight majority mark but two winners sort of straight majority mark, only people of Delhi can answer for this neutral verdict.

There is nnothing so unusual. When there are more than two parties, such situation arises. Delhi had always two main parties. So one party always gets majority. This time AAP also performed well. So there is hung assembly. In such situation, coalition is must. But AAP will neither give support nor accept- even unconditional. This obstinacy of AAP is root cause of the deadlock. It is anticipated that AAP will refuse to form a government. Then there will be President Rule

Root cause?? :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: How could this party be blamed for this logjam?? I simply can't understand!!! :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

Now LG called AAP to have discussion, let us see what is their response, it is a gay verdict from the people of Delhi, no one reached straight majority mark but two winners sort of straight majority mark, only people of Delhi can answer for this neutral verdict.

There is nnothing so unusual. When there are more than two parties, such situation arises. Delhi had always two main parties. So one party always gets majority. This time AAP also performed well. So there is hung assembly. In such situation, coalition is must. But AAP will neither give support nor accept- even unconditional. This obstinacy of AAP is root cause of the deadlock. It is anticipated that AAP will refuse to form a government. Then there will be President Rule

Root cause?? :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: How could this party be blamed for this logjam?? I simply can't understand!!! :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

Now LG called AAP to have discussion, let us see what is their response, it is a gay verdict from the people of Delhi, no one reached straight majority mark but two winners sort of straight majority mark, only people of Delhi can answer for this neutral verdict.

There is nnothing so unusual. When there are more than two parties, such situation arises. Delhi had always two main parties. So one party always gets majority. This time AAP also performed well. So there is hung assembly. In such situation, coalition is must. But AAP will neither give support nor accept- even unconditional. This obstinacy of AAP is root cause of the deadlock. It is anticipated that AAP will refuse to form a government. Then there will be President Rule

Root cause?? :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy: How could this party be blamed for this logjam?? I simply can't understand!!! :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

No, AAP has not disappointed anyone. They have accepted the challenge- now let others find their shortcoming and withdraw support or bring no-confidence motion. The ball is in Congress's court now.

Look the point here stretches beyond such mundane considerations of re-elections as the term mid-term does not apply to an assembly which is yet to be formed. The point involves the question the political morality of the Congress party. The same very party whose leaders were dubbing some people of "Anna Movement" as anarchist and worse and they might be devoid of any sense of shame but AAP is in an evolutionary mode, committed to give India a new political culture and it can't afford to turn 360 degree to grandstand with Congress to commit political harakiri !!

These are all political gimmicks. The parties adopt all sorts of strategies to survive.

I still feel that instead of taking on the responsibility of forming government in Delhi , AAP should have given outside supo\port to BJP to form the government since afterall BJP won the maximum number of seats and Congress was unceremoniously thrown out ! I dont blame the BJP leaders for feeling cheated by this.. AAP has taken on too much too soon and it is not an easy task. They coould have learnt the ropes being part of the government and any wrong doings by BJP govt would have affected them and not AAP...

I still feel that instead of taking on the responsibility of forming government in Delhi , AAP should have given outside supo\port to BJP to form the government since afterall BJP won the maximum number of seats and Congress was unceremoniously thrown out ! I dont blame the BJP leaders for feeling cheated by this.. AAP has taken on too much too soon and it is not an easy task. They coould have learnt the ropes being part of the government and any wrong doings by BJP govt would have affected them and not AAP...

BJP could not be supported by Congress as well as AAP owing to communal tag. AAP would support neithe Congress nor BJP. To give Delhi a government, only one alternative was laeft- AAP govt. with Congress support. Any other alliance was out of question.