 "It is too early to write the obituary of AAP")
Editor’s note: This is a reader comment we received on the article Is it time to stamp a date of expiry on Aam Aadmi Party? As is Firstpost policy, we have lightly edited for grammar and spelling, but the comment has been left as is. by KKR It is too early to write obituary for the fledgling party though the writer is not way off the mark in pointing out various contradictions and inconsistencies. [caption id=“attachment_1339023” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  AAP supporters. AFP.[/caption] The ideal of collective leadership is quite romantic but finally in governance some one has to bell the cat. Delay in decision making masqurading as consensus building or checking pulse of the aam aadmi can take you this far. Finally people expect leaders to provide solutions, take decisions and responsibility for the same. AAP can be history only if they continue to believe that People will provide the solutions and also take responsibility for it, then what are the leaders for?
It is too early to write obituary for the fledgling party though the writer is not way off the mark in pointing out various contradictions and inconsistencies.
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