Surprisingly the big giants have not understood that this is not the victory of any party but a victory of the people of this country and a victory of democracy. As usual BJP has joined the Congress party who has been living in denial and became evident from from BJP/s claims that Congress got blown away in Modi storm . I have all my sympathies with Sheila Dikshit (the ex CM of Delhi) who despite the good work she has done in the capital had to bear the brunt and became the victim of the anger the people had for UPA II . Its high time for BJP and particularly Congress to realise that you have to be among people to understand their needs but both the parties seem to be completely disconnected from ground realities . Cong , I believe kept away from the public out of nervousness after unfolding of several scams . Knowing the fact that human beings have short memory, had they rather connected more often with them , in particular a commoner and the youth of this country to understand their anguish and promised not only to perform better but also taken measures to correct their mistakes there was a chance of better results in the Assembly elections. Surprisingly they continued mudslinging on the opposition and introducing populous schemes as a measure to damage control. What surprised me even more was Rahul Gandhi who once upon a time was a YOUTH ICON went into isolation who could actually have remained connected with the people and should have been there among them and not distanced himself completely. I also felt of late he has got into traditional way of politics , lambasting the opposition rather than talking about their own contribution and their Govt. manifesto. Or was he lost in the scuffle of finding his very own identity and emerge out of his Pappu image . He was seen trying hard to project himself like a tough Modi who being a good orator has an edge over Rahul . He must not ignore the fact that it is not necessary that a good orator can be a good states man and a good statesman does not need to be a good orator on the contrary have good spokes persons who are intelligent with excellent communication skills .In fact Rahul needs to go for personality development a finishing school, he needs to build back the confidence that he had shown in his early political career to come out of complexes he seems to be suffering from ever since the media started comparison between Modi and him and with the kind of strong political background he has he should not allow opposition and the media affect him and be himself.
Yes Cong certainly needs to learn a lesson from AAP that how imp ti is to remain connected with public . Also they need hire a PR agency to create a better image for the party and make their brand acceptable that seems to have lost its shone . Above all deal strictly with tainted leaders and of course a someone with strong leadership qualities to lead the party which of course Rahul lacks
Also AAP need to learn a lesson from the two giants not to forget that people of this country had given the mandate in their favour which is not performance based but have given them an opportunity to prove themselves rather than behave like a bunch of arrogant leaders who have never tasted power before , in particular Kumar Vishwas who has already begun to behave like a king ,who can not talk without pointing finger at the others which is quite annoying . He also needs to mind his language as well as have the patience to hear others out at least when he is on National television . Not to forget its the people's power who brought Cong in to power and it is the same power that brought them down and the same applies to him and every one else.
