Delhi Aam Aadmi Effect in Kerala: Is Kerala afraid of Aam Admi?

 -DR. ABDUL RUFF COLACHAL 

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Aam Aadmi Effect in Kerala: Are Kerala politicians afraid of common-man or Aam Admi of Delhi? 

Interestingly, the ruling Common-man’s party of Delhi is increasingly becoming popular nationwide and other old and experienced political leaders are deeply worried about the fate of those parties and their own future which now looks somewhat bleak.

It appears political parties cutting across their color of party flags, are closely discussing the ways and means to face the new Common man. 

Kerala, where both the Congress and Communist party are not popular now seems to be trying to stop the Aam Aadmi party to take roots on Malayalam soil. However, people may not listen to these leaders who have deceived them for years.

An incident would reveal the deep rooted worry of Malyali politicians. 

Kerala Vodafone mobile accessories company, after playing some usual gimmicks with customers, rejects the Indian government's Adhar card- the main ID for Indians as the key document for domestic purposes. . 

One may wonder as to why an ordinary mobile sim is refused to an Indian because he possesses central government’s valid Adhar card. Yes, very much. It seems the politicians in Kerala cutting across political spectrum of left, center and right wings are now deeply worried about the emerging Aam Aadmi all over India.

Kerala used to be the hot bed of leftist politics but now leftism is fast waning partly because  people  are fed up  non-performing  communist governments and because most of the supporters are now in Mideast , making money and they send it to Kerala regularly , trying to make Kerala a developed nation with corporates suing all the money  sent  from abroad. . As a result, leftist fervor Keralites used to exhibit once is not there. They are seeking jobs and money. 

Money has become the new ideology of leftists in Kerala as well as elsewhere because communist governments also promoted the rich and corporates and collected plenty of cash toward party funds.

Congress party that rules Kerala now also does the same work as communists did. 

A close friend of mine in Kerala capital Thirivanthapuram recently wanted to get a phone p mobile sim from Vodafone and went to buy it and supplied ID proof as well for this. he gave Government of India 's Adhar Card copy as proof but after a a couple of days, he found his sim was not activated. The reason seems to be that the Adhar Card is the Kerala Vodafone company thinks the Adhar Card is from Aam Admi as the card mentions that. . 

There could be a few other reasons as well. The person who sought a mobile sim is a Muslim and Kerala is not happy with central government for insisting Adhar card for citizens to obtain cooking gas cylinders.

My friend could not get the Vodafone sim because they reject the Government of India's Adhar card. 

That is sad and ugly. The foolish Vodafone company guys! 

Why Kerala politicians, both Congress and communist are scared of Aam Admi? 

What next?

Are Indians so foolish? 

I mean the Vodafone people of Kerala in India!