Hi Yogi, Thanks for your responses.
>>There is difference between collaboration of ideas and working under one banner. Can you please elaborate what you mean by >>joining hands? The easiest way is to support Loksatta, wherever it is contesting in the elections.( I know working under one banner, is a long and complicated process. >>Voters won't trust you if you go to them with just an agenda in hand. Why should they? I think less than 1% of active voters care >>to read any party's agenda. Is it just because you are educated? So are the many new candidates in congress and BJP. They just don't trust. People will ask - "Do I know the activities that your party is doing for past few years?". "Aam Aadmi" has become very skeptical about seriousness of any Political Party. >>What is LSP's take on this? How will you convince voters? I guess LSP believes that if we take up the issues of the common man , we can get their interest. Like for example, developing small towns, to avoid migration to cities for jobs. I think that is a concept that even a layman can grasp. Affordable health care for the unorganized sector etc, are issues of concern for even an illiterate. >>Presently we have two parallel processes going on. One is social activity and other is contesting Elections. Which activity you >>are referring to? I am referring to the Political activity. >>If you are referring to contesting Elections please let us know if you want to form a coalition. Also let us know the official person >>in the party(In case you are not authorised for it) who can take this forward. I will suggest to the Loksatta party about this possibility. I will get back to you with the corresponding Loksatta contact. Thanks, Kiran On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:07 PM, mail.ryogi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Kiran > > I have equal respect for Lok Satta Party as BM. And I think there are many > other groups who are trying to do the same thing. As for grass root > activities we are still confined with a few people's work and yet to create > any big impact on society. We are in process to change it. > > I agree that you have done good efforts and we would like to collaborate > ideas. We are open to that. We too shall develop innovative models to build > network of people that we can share with you. > > There is difference between collaboration of ideas and working under one > banner. Can you please elaborate what you mean by joining hands? > > Voters won't trust you if you go to them with just an agenda in hand. Why > should they? I think less than 1% of active voters care to read any party's > agenda. Is it just because you are educated? So are the many new candidates > in congress and BJP. They just don't trust. People will ask - "Do I know the > activities that your party is doing for past few years?". "Aam Aadmi" has > become very skeptical about seriousness of any Political Party. > > What is LSP's take on this? How will you convince voters? > > Presently we have two parallel processes going on. One is social activity > and other is contesting Elections. Which activity you are referring to? > > If there are any useful models that you have implemented for social work we > shall more than happy to make use of them. > > If you are referring to contesting Elections please let us know if you want > to form a coalition. Also let us know the official person in the party(In > case you are not authorised for it) who can take this forward. > > Awaiting for your soonest reply. > > Cheers > Yogi > Moderator > YM: mail.ryogi AT Yahoo.com > > --- In [email protected]<bharatudaymission%40yahoogroups.com>, > Kiran Kumar <kiranvi...@...> wrote: > > > > Hi every one, > > > > With no offense to any one, I believe that BM should work closely with > > Loksatta, BPD etc. Why should we re-invent the wheel, when we know that > > Loksatta has excellent policies, and headed by extremely talented and > > sincere people like Dr.Jayaprakash Narayan. > > > > Why cannot we strengthen existing efforts, because the more divided > people > > like us are, the more divided are the votes seeking change. Lets > consolidate > > all the change-seekers, either by following or by leading. > > > > Please look at Loksatta's agenda: > > > http://www.loksatta.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=130&Itemid=62 > > > > I was an active BM supporter about 3 years back, and I found Loksatta to > be > > evolved with clear policies and direction. I am not under-estimating BM, > > but I believe that we can be more effective by supporting exising > efforts. > > > > Thanks, > > -Kiran > > > > >
