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Mangaluru: Jubilant AAP celebrates party's success in Delhi

  •   Wed, Feb 11 2015 10:18:29 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Feb 11: A day after their party led by Arvind Kejriwal registered a historic win in the Delhi Assembly elections, jubilant members of the local unit of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday February 11 marched the streets of the city celebrating the party's unprecedented comeback in the national capital.

Wearing the quintessential AAP caps, carrying banners and weilding brooms, the party's symbol, scores of AAP members marched from Dr Ambedkar Circle to Mahatma Gandhi statue near Town Hall, chanting slogans hailing Kejriwal. The rally was inaugurated by AAP local unit head Dr Marcy Pinto.

Men, women and children were part of the victory rally. Slogans such as 'Paanch saal Kejriwal' (Kejriwal for five years), 'Aaj Delhi, naale illi' (Today Delhi, tomorrow here) resonated the air.

Local AAP leader Alexander D'Souza garlanded the statue of Mahatma Gandhi along with a child.

Addressing the gathering, AAP local unit treasurer Rajendra Kumar said, "After the last Delhi elections, Arvind Kejriwal was ridiculed as AK-49 (for his short term as CM). Now Delhi has given its verdict and he's called AK-67 (number of seats AAP won)."

He further remarked, "With AAP getting majority, it is a win-win situation for all in Delhi. Before the elections, both AAP and BJP wanted Congress wiped out, and that is what happened; and also, Congress and AAP both did not want BJP to come to power, and again that is what happened.

"The steps towards building a corruption-free India have begun in Delhi. It should spread throughout the country," he added.

Alexander D'Souza thanked the volunteers, AAP members and the general public for turning out for the rally and said, "AAP's win in Delhi has broken the back of caste politics and kindled a national spirit in all Indians. The ideology of AAP should spread all over India. All must work towards making India a corruption-free country and number one nation in the world."

AAP songs were played on the occasion and music bands added to the festivity.

General secretary of AAP DK unit Abdul Lathif, Rohan Siri, M R Vasudeva, Imtiyaz, Molly Pinto and others were present.
  

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  • Kusuma Kumari G, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Fri, Feb 13 2015

    Indian voters have matured. No one can fool people based on old tricks of caste and religion. We must think beyond all these and look forward to development. TOday aagin a church is attcked in Delhi, Sad incidences indeed

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  • Chandra Shekar, Dubai

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Only bcoz of free electricity they own in Delhi thinking of will get water also free. It's going to be very huge burden on Govt. They will find budget problem. Slowly there is going to b fight within them. Bcoz of very week leadership. Y they wanted Deputy CM? It's staring point of Problem.

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  • makeMyDay, makeMyDay

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    mlore app has its share of controversies

    u will not find single founding member of Mlore AAP ,every one has resigned. we find some APP volunteering for other party for Councillor or corporation elections

    Mlore APP has dirty secrets

    people who are aware will definity agree with this

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  • abdul samad, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    DELHI JANATHA SE MODI CHILA CHILAKAR PUCHA AAP VOTE KISSKO DEGA
    DELHI JANATHA NE CHILA CHILAKAR BOLA AAPKO

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  • Kiran, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Tumara kya hoga pappu?

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  • Zakir, KSA

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Indian citizens hav been looking at dirty politics... must try this party as well.. it doesn't look dividing people in the name of religion and supporting the party people or others on corruption.

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  • Vijay, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    rightly said honesty and sincerity won in delhi. its applicable everywhere honesty and sincerity will always win.if you had added humanity to that it wouldve been perfect. the three words are fading fast in todays world.once in a while it should be highlighted to bring awareness that we live on earth and first of all we should be humans.

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  • Margaret, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Yeah, Yeah Yippie, yippie, yeah !!!

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  • kishor, manglore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Dear APP, we request you open a counter in government office, court,dc office, hospital, and solve the problem for people. you win next election. you help one they inform 1000.

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  • ashraf, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    WHAT A CROWD...AND SUPPORTERS..ONLY DELHI WE CAN GET AAP BUT ALWAYS IN OTHER STATES ESP IN SOUTH INDIA ITS CONGRESSV/S BJP OR REGINOLA PARTY ROCKS..

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  • AAP -DK, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Thanks for all the support shown, we are really humbled, We will fight all election in to best of our ability, This election has given the common man a strength and hope in the heart that not all is lost in India , Please mail us back your suggestion as how we can improve our self to make India better aamaadmidk@gmail.com your valuable feedback will mean lot to us.

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  • Rajesh Shetty, Mlore SHj

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    I can forsee BJpoojary who is being sidelined by the congress leadership now(if you see his press conference you always see more of unknown new and junior faces, even his pre election friend Ibrahim Kodijal has left the dead horse now) may join AAP to carry on his crusade. Because of course he will not get MP ticket next time, and without that BJPoo will be like fish out of a pond seeing Moiley faction grow in congress. BJP or any other parties will be anymore forced to put eligible candidates than the graduates form Sangh parivaar university. Minority vote bank appeasement will not work as they will shift to AAP, Some over night chaddiless dongis in the forum who are acting like they support AAP now, will be left with na ghar ka na ghat ka, because their party will be more aligning towards appeasing Hindus then. Whatever said and done, Corruption will decrease, votebank appeasement politics will end thus bringing an end to corruption communal politics. But yes its a long journey.

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  • nazni, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    "Drakshi Huli"....hahaha

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Wow! AAP will sweep Mangalore in the next elections.
    I meant literally. only 29 members in the victory rally. they can accumulate a few more and sweep roads of Mangalore!!

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  • Harold D'cunha, mangalore, India

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Shankar, Mangalore

    National bird is peacock not crow. It is the will to do good work for the society.

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  • puneeth Kumar, udupi

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    There are 23 elected AAP MLAs who have criminal records! AK is not a clean man.

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  • Praveen, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    From where did you get this news. please clarify and give some proof. so i can ask AK to take action. even i can say that you also have criminal records.

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    We dont need rallies, start your work of improving Mangalore and dont give bashan, Modi kept on giving bashan and this is what happen to him. Too much of bashan its boring. Do some good work for the nation that will be appreciated. Jai Hind.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    We need leaders not COMEDIANS ...

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  • Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai comedians are more in your secular party khangress who always hold bale telipale press meet.

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    It's praiseworthy to take to the streets by these small crowd . They are well above, those Jossey's, ismails , Joseph's, Dinesh and innumerable .........who are a big zero to this nation.

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  • Kurt Waschnig, Oldenburg, Germany

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

     I am very glad about the success of the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi. There is no doubt Mr Kejriwal has done something uncommon, extraordinary and outstanding by scooping up 67 of the 70 Assembly seats in the capital. The polls were viewed by many analysts s a popularity test for Mr Modi, who had campaigned aggressively in Delhi for the BJP candidate, Kiran Bedi.
    There is no doubt, the AAP mobilised the widespread discontent among ordinary people with conventional politics, offering them a new hope, of politics that offers clean and sensitive governance. What were the important issues in this election? Simply, the same bread-and-butter issues – corruption, water supply, energy, law and order – that dominated the previous New Delhi state election. Mr Kejriwal´s victory is an indication that voter dissatisfaction about these basic issues remains deep, despite Mr Modi´s promises to make everything better. But especially in Delhi, a city where natural resource constraints, corruption, and crime remain critical challenges. After the overwhelming victory of the AAP in Delhi an important question must find a solution, how can the AAP solve the enormous problems? The political programme of the AAP is very interesting and offers partly solutions. What I find too in the political programme, if possible to talk about a final political programme of the AAP, is, people, who support the idea of democratic socialism typically believe that decisions in a society should be made by considering the needs of all of the people, not just the wealthy or powerful. This applies to economic and social decisions. Some important beliefs among democratic socialists are that resources and wealth should be used to benefit all members of a society and that economic institutions should be controlled and owned by people who are affected by them. They also typically believe in the ideal of all members of a society having a voice in the decisions that affect them. This stands in contrast with the communist form of socialism, in which an all-powerful government owns all the resources and industries, and decisions are made for the people instead of by them. A society living in a system of democratic socialism also would be committed to meet the needs of all its citizens. A wide variety of needs would be met through social programmes that are designed to benefit every citizen and ensure a high quality of life. Examples of such programmes include universal childcare, free or subsidised education, national healthcare systems that provide access for all and other social services. And under democratic socialism, the government usually is envisioned as being controlled by the citizens, with the primary goal of making decisions to benefit society as a whole.This democracy would be characterised by equality among people as well. It is a dream, but sometimes dreams become true and the AAP could lead India one day to a better future.

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  • Maxim, Kukude

    Wed, Feb 11 2015

    That Airport wala, is useless. He ran away last time...

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  • Adil, thekkatte/dubai

    Wed, Feb 11 2015

    'Aaj Delhi, naale illi'

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  • Vellano1, Mumbai

    Wed, Feb 11 2015

    lol..kerpmer mere mukulu!!... in 4th pic, first row dakulu poora pira tigd toovonduller.. "Ulleratta , namma piravudu... ijji ardhode kai koriyerda, khaali namma mandeg toppi... gasant aavu kudlodu"...... lol... vhe vhe vhe

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman/Washington,DC.

    Wed, Feb 11 2015

    Bhandumaam,

    Did you attended this march???

    we are looking for new and fresh faces...not same old 2014 Airport V faces...

    ...JH...

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  • Mahendra Shetty, Mumbai Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 11 2015

    ZERO CHOR PARTY, JUST SEE THE PICTURE , MOST OF THE MINORITIES ARE RUNNING AWAY TOWARDS AAP! BHAGYA BHAGYA BHAGYA BHAGAAYAAAA

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  • veera pinto, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Hey... dont mix religion! those days will end soon, mixing religion and winning. AAP is build on qualified, educated, street smart and moreover "sensible INDIAN" without any religious bias. Keep religion within yourself and make our country strong and united, instead of divisions. .

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  • Peace Maker, Udupi, Dammam, KSA

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    Jealousy...!!!

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Thu, Feb 12 2015

    you still didn't get answers for Bedis & Modis 5 questions?????

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