Time to take a new road

March 31, 2015 08:33

Having lost the Lok Sabha elections, Yogendra Yadav and his partner in politics, Prashant Bhushan -- he did not venture into an electoral contest -- have taken on the persona of two sulking boys. They stand isolated and are on the periphery of the Aam Aadmi Party. Their arrogance has denied them a place in the sun. Whining endlessly during press conferences and on television, pointing fingers at everyone except themselves, aggravating a festering crisis - all of these activities are making them come across as self-opinionated people who are unwilling to assume a non-leadership role.

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