KejriFall- enigma of a fallen Hero

Etched in the memory of the defiant righteous janta of India, is the name of a person who shall never fade from public memory for the he did what the others didn't (but could) - he exemplified the saying  to why "a bird in hand is worth two in a bush". Arvind Kejriwal, the self proclaimed saviour of Bharat Mata, an ex-IRS officer has been in the political fray in recent times.

If you have trouble placing to how our Kejru was compelled to wrap up that muffler , get behind the blue wagonR and take up the antics for the betterment of the society, let me remind you of the Anna movement in 2011. Those were the days when Kejru, who likes to believe of himself as an idealist, took up the stage to flare up the entire country on his crusade against corruption by fasting onto death. Yes, by fasting!! To rev up the scenario, he took it up in places across the country. When things didn't go as planned, Mr Kejriwal decided it was time to go all "Rajnikanth. Hence, the Aam Aadmi Party came into being.

What started after that is a series of unwarranted, useless gimmicks of powerplay between the government and Mr Kejriwal. AAP tried to sway away the Janta by propagating the AAM AADMI card, and guess what, it worked. Mr Kejriwal contested in the Delhi assembly elections in late 2013, and Kejriwal successfully formed the government with support of none other than its halo brethren from Congress. As a showcase of typical political make believe, Kejru had people convinced that his principles were still intact, right from refusing to take up the official bungalow (yet taking a duplex in central Delhi), or ferrying around in the blue WagonR. If this didn't reflect principles, Mr Kejriwal quit as CM after 49 days to hammer it.

Now, having been plundered at the national level with a dismissal show of 4 seats out of 430 seats contested, Kejru has nothing to show for. His party hierarchy already seems to be falling apart and Tihar show isn't doing much justice to his ideals or vote bank.