From Congress to AAP

March 06, 2015 11:12

There cannot be a greater contrast than that between today's Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party. One is in the midst of a downslide, the other is upbeat. One is literally searching for its leader, the other has no uncertainty about its supreme leader.

One is seen to represent all that is wrong with our democratic politics while the other represents the freshness of pro-people politics. Notwithstanding the contrasts, both currently reflect the challenges of running a political party

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