Dear Yogi kiran and all One of the missions of BM is to bring all like minded people on one platform. To this effect, I have already taken two meeting in 207, one in Thane and one in Pune. The parties invited were Loksatta, BPD, Youth for Equality, War veterans Party and BM. Excepting for Loksatta, every one else attended.
This is called aggregation and growth process I science and, I am an expert in this. It is not a theory, but a reality. I will post some photos to make my point clear. We are not reinventing a wheel You must remember, BM started three and a half years back. It was the mandate of members that this should be a socio political group. You will be happy to know that in Mumbai all the loksabha seats will be contested by us from a single platform. Again, though loksatta attended the first few meetings of the common platform, they withdrew because from South Mumbai, they want to support an independent candidate Meera Sanyal, as against a group Candidate form professionals party of India, Dr. Mona Shah. This is a great achievement, al six seats in Mumbai being contested by a forum of parties. Shiv Kheda's BRSP, Humanist party, Bharat Uday Mission and Jago. PPI also has an understanding on one seat. This is a model we may extend after the elections. Each concentrating efforts in a particular region. Where ever we agree with policies, we have no problem in accepting. Where we do not, we should agree to disagree. Please feel free to get your doubts clarified. Then only we can be a cohesive part of the mission. Akalpita > 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], Kiran Kumar <kiranvivek@> 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 > > >
