Saurabh
The AAP project is done and dusted. Six years have been wasted, nothing gained, a lot of time and opportunity lost. When stalwarts like Medhatai and Dayamani left the party, we were stupid enough to not listen to them.

Anyway, the sooner we completely dump the illusion that a party "without ideology" (but now blatantly soft Hindutva) can further India, the happier we are all going to be.

There is greater happiness in being rudderless and leaderless, than being led nowhere by a pied piper.

We need to start supporting those leaders who believe in social justice. We need to dump the leftists, the right wing, the centrists, the liberals. None of them are interested in shaking up the status quo.

The leftists don't believe in social inequality - to them everything is economic class. Indian leftists have only consolidated power in the hands of the same ruling elite that have lorded over India for millennia.

The centre, right and liberals all subscribe to neo-liberal economics, which thrives on social and economic injustice. Capital constantly hunts for the poorest and most disenfranchised to exploit (employ). It believes in the destruction of the planet's ecology and the privatisation of basic resources like water. It blames the poor for overpopulation, but never talks of the imbalance in resource consumption and pollution.

So, which leader can I throw myself behind? Who in the present times can take on the mantle of Ambedkar and Periyar?