In 2015, JK-47 may refer to Jammu and Kashmir government for 47 days.
Let us continue our experiment with democracy and the current constitution.
Let us explore all kinds of work-around.
Let us try out all possibilities.
At the end, we may see the defects in our constitution clearly.
We conduct assembly elections to elect the Chief Minister.
At present, we ask the people to elect their representatives for the assembly.
Then we ask the representatives to elect the Chief Minister.
We follow two steps.
Instead, we could just ask the people to elect the Chief Minister directly.
Once we run out of all options; once we start feeling the pain of conducting frequent elections; once we realize the wastage of money and resources for frequent election, then we may appoint a committee and assign the responsibility to take a fresh look at our constitution.
Till then, our politicians play all kinds of game.
Both leaders did hug each other; but at the end, they pull each others legs.
Every politician is convinced with Arvind Kejriwal model.
Every political leaders get inspired and encouraged with Arvind Kejriwal's election performance.
67 out of 70 is the best performance; everybody would love to get that kind of result.
Soon, political leaders of Jammu and kashmir will go to the people for fresh mandate.
Current position is:
- PDP - 28
- BJP - 25
- NC - 15
- INC - 12
- Others - 7
When we have fresh election, the position may be:
- PDP - 80
- NC 7
or
- NC - 80
- PDP - 7
Both BJP and INC votes would go to either PDP or NC.
Last time, for Delhi, Congress came up with new strategy of giving Big Zero to BJP.
This time, for JK, BJP could come up with strategy of giving Big Zero to INC.
In either way, the state gets a stable government.
Overall, in Indian politics; Congress is gone forever.
BJP could just focus on Center and deliver results.
If BJP couldn't focus on Center, then they slowly may reach the state of Congress.
This decade is all about emergence of strong regional leaders.
Accept the fact and align with it.
That is a win-win for both center and states.
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