-Shreya Roy
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| Arvind Kejriwal |
Arvind Kejriwal, the ‘aam admi’ who is an Indian social protester working under the
banner of his party India Against Corruption has whipped up a
storm, leveling serious corruption charges against some of the country’s senior
most politicians. He shows the people of India on how the opposition parties
along with the ruling party are also part of ‘power setup’.
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| Robert Vadra |
Kejriwal raised issues against Robert Vadra, Sonia Gandhi’s
son-in-law dealing with DLF. Kejriwal said that amount of unsecured loan given
by DLF to Vadra , which he had earlier claimed to be Rs 65crore was actually
85crore & also raised a question in Vadra’s assets from Rs 50lakh to
Rs300cr. Vadra was unhappy with somebody making a controversy
out of light & wrote on his Facebook page ‘mango people in a banana
republic’. Later on Kejriwal responded to it & tweeted ‘evidence pouring in
from mango men from across the country. Mango men would prove to be nemesis for
the powerful.’ So a reminder to politicians – ‘having power’ is not really ‘being powerful’.
Arvind Kejriwal, the ‘aam admi’ who is an Indian social protester working under the
banner of his party India Against Corruption has whipped up a
storm, leveling serious corruption charges against some of the country’s senior
most politicians. He shows the people of India on how the opposition parties
along with the ruling party are also part of ‘power setup’.
