“Main Hoon Aam Admi, mujhe swaraj chahiye” – this line was
written on every aam admi party member’s cap. They truly appealed to the masses
of Delhi, that they are not politicians but citizens like you and I, citizens
who have always been deprived of even basic necessities like drinking water, electricity
and an adequate means of livelihood.
But before I go further I would just like to confirm that I
am not associated with any political party and these are just my small views
and this is not a paid blog. Even I was impressed by the AAP. But just yesterday,
I saw the new poster of AAP in the Delhi metro rail, it looked like a normal
poster, a poster thanking voters for bringing them to power and showing them their
love, but, when I saw Mr Kejriwal Ji’s image something was different. The aam
aadmi shirt was gone, the aam aadmi anger was gone and the expression on his
face was more joyous. The aam admi cap was nowhere to be seen, but the thing
that disturbed me the most was that in this paid advertisement of thanks, Mr Kejriwal
wore a jacket. The jacket, that all politicians wore, the jacket that symbolizes
I am a politician. And despite Mr Kejriwal’s remarks that he is just a common
man and nothing more, this unconscious expression of jacket gave me a thought,
that he too had become a politician, and mind you the definition of a
politician is different in India than in other parts of the world. And I remembered a dialogue
from the movie “nayak”.
But maybe it’s just a way of dressing, and who am I to
comment on it for I know nothing of fashion but still even I know that our PM’s
pinstripe suit was too much narcissistic. But what do I know for my mind is
full of thoughts and I too voted for change, this same change.
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