Should AAP fight Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas elections immediately?

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Perhaps not.

Kejriwal and his 'aam aadmi party' (AAP) have suddenly got a rare opportunity to form Govt. in Delhi after winning the recent elections there.

Now Kejriwal needs to concentrate / focus all the attention, resources and talent in his party to provide a good Govt. in Delhi and meet the goals of his election campaign, without being distracted and depleted to expand and fight other elections (Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas).

Once Kejriwal and AAP are able to prove in Delhi, after governing there for a numebr of  years (perhaps over a full term or for 5 years), that their party can govern effectively after winning elections and that they are able to keep election promises, then only they should run in elections elsewhere (to Lok Sabha etc.).

At this stage, any diversion from Delhi (in terms of AAP trying to quickly expand elsewhere and fight elections to Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas) will lead to a serious chaos, mismanagement and lack of control (including a lack of right talent / manpower) in that party, from which it might never recover and could even be wiped out from Delhi in the next elections.

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Perhaps not.

Kejriwal and his 'aam aadmi party' (AAP) have suddenly got a rare opportunity to form Govt. in Delhi after winning the recent elections there.

Now Kejriwal needs to concentrate / focus all the attention, resources and talent in his party to provide a good Govt. in Delhi and meet the goals of his election campaign, without being distracted and depleted to expand and fight other elections (Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas).

Once Kejriwal and AAP are able to prove in Delhi, after governing there for a numebr of  years (perhaps over a full term or for 5 years), that their party can govern effectively after winning elections and that they are able to keep election promises, then only they should run in elections elsewhere (to Lok Sabha etc.).

At this stage, any diversion from Delhi (in terms of AAP trying to quickly expand elsewhere and fight elections to Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas) will lead to a serious chaos, mismanagement and lack of control (including a lack of right talent / manpower) in that party, from which it might never recover and could even be wiped out from Delhi in the next elections.

your analysis has a serious flaw: u are not taking into account the fact that Kejriwal's govt in Delhi depends on Cong support and Cong could withdraw its support at any time.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Perhaps not.

Kejriwal and his 'aam aadmi party' (AAP) have suddenly got a rare opportunity to form Govt. in Delhi after winning the recent elections there.

Now Kejriwal needs to concentrate / focus all the attention, resources and talent in his party to provide a good Govt. in Delhi and meet the goals of his election campaign, without being distracted and depleted to expand and fight other elections (Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas).

Once Kejriwal and AAP are able to prove in Delhi, after governing there for a numebr of  years (perhaps over a full term or for 5 years), that their party can govern effectively after winning elections and that they are able to keep election promises, then only they should run in elections elsewhere (to Lok Sabha etc.).

At this stage, any diversion from Delhi (in terms of AAP trying to quickly expand elsewhere and fight elections to Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas) will lead to a serious chaos, mismanagement and lack of control (including a lack of right talent / manpower) in that party, from which it might never recover and could even be wiped out from Delhi in the next elections.

your analysis has a serious flaw: u are not taking into account the fact that Kejriwal's govt in Delhi depends on Cong support and Cong could withdraw its support at any time.

How is the Congress factor (Kejriwal needing the Congress support to make his AAP Govt. in Delhi viable) a flaw in the above analysis?

If anything, the Congress factor only lends more credence to the above analysis, i.e. Kejriwal first needs to strengthen his and his party's (AAP) image and position by governing properly in Delhi (with or without the help from Congress) before trying to expand to other places and run in other elections (Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabhas). 

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Perhaps not.

Kejriwal and his 'aam aadmi party' (AAP) have suddenly got a rare opportunity to form Govt. in Delhi after winning the recent elections there.

Now Kejriwal needs to concentrate / focus all the attention, resources and talent in his party to provide a good Govt. in Delhi and meet the goals of his election campaign, without being distracted and depleted to expand and fight other elections (Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas).

Once Kejriwal and AAP are able to prove in Delhi, after governing there for a numebr of  years (perhaps over a full term or for 5 years), that their party can govern effectively after winning elections and that they are able to keep election promises, then only they should run in elections elsewhere (to Lok Sabha etc.).

At this stage, any diversion from Delhi (in terms of AAP trying to quickly expand elsewhere and fight elections to Lok Sabha and other Vidhan Sabhas) will lead to a serious chaos, mismanagement and lack of control (including a lack of right talent / manpower) in that party, from which it might never recover and could even be wiped out from Delhi in the next elections.

your analysis has a serious flaw: u are not taking into account the fact that Kejriwal's govt in Delhi depends on Cong support and Cong could withdraw its support at any time.

How is the Congress factor (Kejriwal needing the Congress support to make his AAP Govt. in Delhi viable) a flaw in the above analysis?

If anything, the Congress factor only lends more credence to the above analysis, i.e. Kejriwal first needs to strengthen his and his party's (AAP) image and position by governing properly in Delhi (with or without the help from Congress) before trying to expand to other places and run in other elections (Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabhas). 

u are saying kejriwal should concentrate on completing his full five year term, but his govt may not last for even five months. it depends on Congress support for survival.