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For Delhi Sangat - Why Aam Aadmi Party Should Never Be Allowed To Fail?


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Watch the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feWmDMKRH6U

For the past two years, millions of common Indians came out on the streets to fight against the biggest evil in our country today - corruption.

This people's anti-corruption movement has exposed the ugly and greedy face of our politicians. No political party in India today works for the common man's needs. The Jan lokpal Movement was a call to all the politicians of India to listen to the common man's plea.

For almost 2 years the movement tried every single way available. Despite the huge wave of public support in favour of a strong anti-corruption law, all political parties cheated the people of India and deliberately sabotaged the Jan lokpal Bill.

It's not that all politicians are corrupt, It's the corrupted system that doesn't allow honest politicians to survive and there is a need to change this system immediately.

AAP entered politics to change the current corrupt and self-serving system of politics forever. So that no matter who comes to power in the future, the system is strong enough to withstand corruption at any level of governance.

AAP is the only party working to introduce/aware/develop the full system of democracy, so that India will be a True Sovereign Democratic Republic.

If we allow AAP to fail, "we may as well give up hope of any substantial change in our moral compass".

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