The ever changing Arvind Kejriwal

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The promises are made and then broken by every politician in the country, but Arvind Kejriwal called himself as a representative of a common man does that too. I will list some of his promises then, describe how he broke it.

On an interview with the Times Now NEWS channel he said, he will never fight election and he don't want to hold any position in his life. But what happened, he made his own party (AAP) and fought VIDHAN SABHA election from DELHI and sworn as CHIEF MINISTER of DELHI on 28th December, 2013, what happened to his sayings then. Also before and after the election he repeatedly said that, his party will never take or give support to CONGRESS and BJP because both the parties are corrupted and he wants to make a corruption free party, but what happened in a greed to be a CM he accepted a support from the congress, by saying that it is a decision of the public. Now he is supporting Rahul Gandhi (Member of Congress) as the best fit candidate for Prime Minister for the upcoming elections in 2014. Now why is he supporting Congress now? Is he in fear that if he doesn't do that, the Congress will take back his support? And now the Congress is not a corrupted party?

Also, long before in 2010 he made a speech that he has sufficient information and proofs to put the former CM of Delhi and many minister back in jail. Also before the elections he said he will take necessary actions against all of them, but after getting the position (with the help of Congress) he says that he need more time on that. Why? Is he scared? 

In the Manifesto of his party he said many things, whose action implementation may need some more time, but there is one question everyone is asking, in his manifesto he said he will provide 700 ltrs of water per month to each and every family of Delhi for free, but right after the election the figure goes down to 670 ltrs per month and also he said those who will have water meter available in the house gets the free water. With this provision the Middle Class and the Upper Class will be benefited, If it so then how he is targeting the poor people, people who live on roadside, who don't have proper home to live how they will get the free water. These people contribute around 20% on the population of Delhi (these are around to be 700 thousand families).

Yes it is very soon to point at some-one but they should focus on doing something for the society, instead of just showing it off.
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

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