ONLY A FOOL WILL COMMIT THE SAME MISTAKE TWICE. WILL YOU?

Arvind Kejriwal thinks he is very clever. He has proof of it. Did not he replace the entrenched Congress Party and its Chief Minister from the Capital of the largest democracy in the world by democratic process within a period of just a few months? Without any money of his own, but from donations openly received and above all with his own eloquence? Did not he almost got a majority of his own after the very first election? What more proof you may ask for?

You know confidence tricksters? They too look and act and make people believe they are very very intelligent and honest and know what they are talking about. That is until they are caught. Have you seen magicians performing feats which are totally unbelievable? You will not know how they do it, though you know what they were showing was some trick. Once you come to know what the trick was, you are no more interested in the magician or trickster.

Now the problem is Arvind has started believing that he is no trickster nor a magician. He is for real. He thinks all those who believed him will continue to believe him. He will join with people and claim that "We all together had thrown away the corrupt government and now it is time to establish a good Government. So vote for me." He will not explain why he did not keep his word about reducing electricity bills or providing water. He will say: " I still want to do it, but had to quit the government because I was not allowed to pass a bill against corruption."  He thinks you would have forgotten by now that he had the majority for passing the bill but was looking for a reason to quit, so that he can try his hand in getting a few Parliament Seats and become a national party. He thinks that people did not notice that he was a non-contestant as far as Varanasi was concerned  and the four seats in Parliament he got, which surprised even him, were because of the local popularity of those who got elected and not because of AAP's popularity.

Having kicked out of national elections, he is back again to try his hand in the next Delhi elections. But he is not very sure his party will get enough seats. That is why he wants Lt. Governor not to order dissolution of the assembly but explore the possibility of forming another Government. He knows and the Lt. Governor knows that Congress will support him now even openly just to make sure the capital also doesn't fall in the hands of BJP.

His new tune is going to be: Congress has been effectively neutralized. Now is the time for stopping the communalists from taking over the capital.

Do you think he will be successful or Delhi will confirm the lesson he seem to have not learnt in Varanasi?

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