Aam Aadmi Party could be king maker in 2014 election

Everywhere the name of the party – Aam Admi Paty (AAP) echoes, and many people have been joining the party, that toppled national parties – BJP and Congress in New Delhi.

It is clear that AAP could field its candidates from 400 Lok Sabha constituencies for the general elections in 2014. And the chances are said to be bright for the party, as if it could manage to get around 100 seats, then it might be in a role to be king maker after the general elections are over.

The possibility of Third Front Federation is on cards as the non BJP and non Congress parties have shown their interest to have alliance post poll to form the government at the centre. Among those parties, the AAP could be at the front seat managing and moving ahead the alliance of such parties to form the government.

The recently, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress party had their party meeting – Narendra Modi, is the prime ministerial candidate, while Rahul Gandhi to lead the party for the election. And Arvind Kejriwal from AAP party is in the race.

Among the issues – Corruption is the major one that all parties try to reach the voters having their view and agenda over this issue. AAP is the ruling party in Delhi with support from the Congress, shown their intentions to tackle the issue seriously. And this could be their major advantage that voters may count on the party.

If everything goes in favour of AAP alike state assembly election results in Delhi, it is sure that AAP could play a king maker role in the coming general elections.

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Third Front, now a reality?

The charismatic rise of Aam Admi Party (AAP) (www.aamaadmiparty.org) in the assembly election and ascending to the throne in Delhi with support from the Congress party, shows that there is possibility of having a Third Front – non Congress – non BJP at the centre in 2014.

The AAP has become the crucial party the last assembly election and might play king maker role in the upcoming election for the lower house i.e. Lok Sabha in2014 mega battle.

Until the rise of the AAP, it was believed that the BJP might get the opportunity to gain maximum seats in the Lok Sabha election in 2014, as exit polls predicted. But with the entry of AAP in the general election might change the scenario as well.

If the AAP would get maximum seats in few states where it is having strong hold, might change the political scenario and giving a ray of hope for the supporters of Third Front.

It is official that Rahul Gandhi versus Narenda Modi for the top post – Prime Minister of India, but the another face is as well in the race i.e, none other than Arvind Kejriwal, the cheif minister of Delhi and chief of AAP.

After the elections 2014, if Third Front come into existence , there would be bright chance of Kejriwal to be the prime ministerial candidate, if his party would excel in the election as it did in assembly elections.

Keeping the changing political scenario, there would be chances of AAP to change Indian politics and may make the Third Front into a reality.

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Assembly elections 2013: It's advantage Narendra Modi as Rahul Gandhi flops yet again

NEW DELHI: Congress party's 0-4 mauling and BJP's triumph in three states in what was billed as the "semifinal" for the 2014 elections was the big headline, but the central takeaway on super Sunday was Aam Aadmi Party's stunning debut in Delhi, prising open space in national politics for an outsider.

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