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Anyone can form political party in minutes, Ramdev on Kejriwal

Last Updated: Tuesday, October 02, 2012, 19:31     A- A A+
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Haridwar: Appearing sceptical about the new political outfit floated by Arvind Kejriwal, Yoga guru Ramdev Tuesday said it takes a minute to form a political party but "how many people follow you is the key."

The yoga teacher did not rule out forming his own party, saying,"wait for three-four month things would be clear."

The anti-corruption activist Kejriwal today announced forming his party in New Delhi.

When asked about the Kejriwal's party, Ramdev said,"Let them form the party, let the manifesto come, anyone can form political party in a minute."

"But the crux of the matter is how many supporters do you get," he said here. Vowing to continue his agitation on the issues of black money and corruption, Ramdev claimed he would send at least four hundred MPs to Parliament once he floats his party.

"I am firm on the issue of black money and corruption, and we will defeat those who oppose us on these matters in elections," Ramdev said while relaunching his campaign on these issues here on the occasion of 'Gandhi Jayanti'.

"We will send at least four hundred MPs to the Parliament," he said.

PTI

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First Published: Tuesday, October 02, 2012, 19:30

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N.P.Singh - Canada
All the Jokers should form the parties and try to fulfil their aspirations to become the Prime Ministers.The one billion dollars question is - Who is going to vote for them.? We shall watch the TAMASHA closely with Sullen faces,for obvious reasons.Dekho,Dekho,Dekho Tamasha dekho.
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Dharam Bahl - USA
Mr. Ramdev said that any one can form his own `party` in a minute but the key is how many people will follow that party. I think the problem is not with the number of followers, but the easiness to form a party. Right now, India`s main problem is that there are too many parties. Actually, the number has grown so big that it is becoming unmanageable. This is one of the reasons that the followers get split and no one party has the majority to run the government. They have to depend upon others and serve the country on coalition basis. Any time the interest of any of the serving party is not served to its liking, it pulls the support and disturb the stability of the government which many times lead to `no confidence motion` and eventually a mid-term elections. This unstable political scenario is not a healthy tonic to attract foreign investment either let alone managing the internal affairs of a nation. To overcome this problem, India needs to amend its constitution and make it mandatory that there will not be more than three parties in the whole country and let the existing MPs join any of those parties with its own leader and agenda. It will avoid the dilution of membership and provide a chance to one party to come out as a majority party to run the country. IT, HOWEVER, NEEDS LEADERS WITH A STRONG SPINE TO VOICE SUCH OPINION AND INITIATE THIS ACTION
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Natarajan - Mumbai
I would say only two political parties not three also.
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ajit vadakayil - calicut
Hi, Check out the new election propaganda blitzkrieg on our DD1 national channel. Two photos are shown taking credit for all imaginary development. First picture: of a WTE or waitress turned empress who installed our unelected PM by force.. Second Picture: of a man who worked for Rothschild (the owners of British East india company ) before he installed by force as Finance minister of India in 1991. What irony! Punch into Google search WALMART IS NOT GOOD FOR INDIA- VADAKAYIL Capt ajit vadakayil ..
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Natarajan - Mumbai
capt. Are you still in service or retired. If retired can not you call yorself as ret. capt. I believe that you are retired & having no other work.
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Dharam Bahl - USA
Mr. Ramdev said that any one can form his own `party` in a minute but the key is how many people will follow that party. I think the problem is not with the number of followers, but the easiness to form a party. Right now, India`s main problem is that there are too many parties. Actually, the number has grown so big that it is becoming unmanageable. This is one of the reasons that the followers get split and no one party has the majority to run the government. They have to depend upon others and serve the country on coalition basis. Any time the interest of any of the serving party is not served to its liking, it pulls the support and disturb the stability of the government which many times lead to `no confidence motion` and eventually a mid-term elections. This unstable political scenario is not a healthy tonic to attract foreign investment either let alone managing the internal affairs of a nation. To overcome this problem, India needs to amend its constitution and make it mandatory that there will not be more than three parties in the whole country and let the existing MPs join any of those parties with its own leader and agenda. It will avoid the dilution of membership and provide a chance to one party to come out as a majority party to run the country. IT, HOWEVER, NEEDS LEADERS WITH A STRONG SPINE TO VOICE SUCH OPINION AND INITIATE THIS ACTION



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