Parliament is the right path

Arvind Kejriwal, today's most controversial figure in India, a mechanical engineer by profession and an ex-Indian Revenue Services officer and former colleague of social activist Anna Hazare, has eventually jumped into the national politics openly after several accusations and corruption charges leveled by him and demands of legal action against a number of politicians including the present External Affairs Minister Salman Khursheed and BJP President Nitin Gadkari. Though he is late in joining politics, still I think he has taken a right decision, because his previous propagandist policy through social media was not a concrete solution to the national problems. It was nothing but a publicity stunt without any solid solution to the nation’s problems. Let us wait and see how he performs as a politician and how much support he gets from the public in practical political field. Times will show his real intentions and performance as the chief or convener of this newly formed political party "Aam Aadmi." Assembly, Parliament, and courts are the appropriate places to discuss and raise the genuine issues and seek justice and legal action instead of taking to the streets. From : Arabnews