AAP’s political tour to Gujarat ended in a fiasco as the people of Gujarat failed to welcome Delhi’s ex CM warmly. The stone pelting incident in Delhi further worsened things for Kejriwal and now it seems that the AAPtards have a lot of work cut out, as the General elections are knocking the door. NCP Leader Praful Patel also seems to be disgusted with AAP’s activities in several parts of the country. The article below tells you more about Patel’s reactions to AAP’s dopey action.
Referring to the tom foolish political activities in Delhi, NCP Leader Praful Patel expressed his disgust over such happening and said that these activities tend to lower the country’s political standards. Without hinting at a particular party, Patel said that parties and individuals who talk of brining changes and political reforms in the country are themselves involving in roadside activities such as stone pelting. "This shows that their level has lowered," Patel told the reporters after being exposed after offering prayers at the Dargah of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti here. A few pedestrians attacked the vehicle of the party member namely Navneet Rana (contesting from Amravati on NCP’s ticket), early last week. Patel further said that these were strategic moves that aimed at defaming NCP before the beginning of the political season in India. There also have been instances on earlier occasions, where the political parties have resorted to cheap means of taking revenge. After such incidents, many would like to believe that India is yet to come of age in the political section and that such activities would by no means help the cause of any party, fighting the Lok Sabha elections.
Targeting BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Patel said Gujarat has been a developed state for a long time and it is not right to say that all progress took place in the last 5-10 years and rightly so. Compared to other states, Gujarat has been phenomenal in certain areas namely employment, literacy rate and the existence of poverty. Several foreign countries have also showed enough interest in investing in Gujarat, keeping in mind the resources of the region and the business policies formed by the ruling party of this region. On the flipside, Praful Patel’s contributions towards the growth of his own party in the Western part of the country have been equally exceptional. Ranging from setting up colleges in Gondia to unveiling airports and developmental structures in these regions, Patel has once again done it all. People from Gondia and Bhandara would once again want their leader Praful Patel to be in charge of the constituencies, if the chain of the developmental activities, need to gain momentum.
With the elections around the corner, the NCP party is already making some crucial changes, in regions like Nagaland. NCP legislator and chairperson MARCOFED Mmhonlumo Kikon has been appointed as its central observer for NE states. In a letter to Mmhonlumo, AIFF President Praful Patel stated that Pawar was pleased to appoint Kikon as the central observer for the NE states. In addition to that, Pawar also appointed Nagaland’s MLA Imtilemba Sangtam as the party's state unit president. It was learnt that the incumbent state NCP president, Neiba Ndang, was reportedly elevated as NCP's national secretary. In a couple of week’s time, all the political parties will have the stage set, for India’s biggest political event; General elections 2014. In accordance to this event, BJP’s top drawer PM candidate Narendra Modi has also announced the fact that he would be contesting the elections from Varanasi this time, while Rahul Gandhi , Vice President of the Congress party decided on contesting it from Amethi. With all this and more happening in the country at the moment, the nation awaits its most deserving Prime Minister candidate. It surely has been a long wait but it shall eventually turn out to be a fruitful one.
NCP Leader Praful Patel will be shouldering the responsibility of all the activities related to the Lok Sabha polls, as NCP Chief Sharad Pawar would be contesting in the Rajya Sabha elections. For more information on Praful Patel biography, follow him on his social networking sites including Facebook, Google+ and his YouTube channel.
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