Who is AAM AADMI?



After the government formation by AAP (Aam Aadmi Party) in New Delhi, aam aadmi has become a buzzword in India. Everybody is talking about the new party (both good and bad) which has created ripples in the political scenario of the country. It’s not because AAP has scored well in Delhi Assembly elections or has formed a govt. in their debut, but because it has contested elections in a (fair) way which is new to Indian Politics (Remember what Sharad Pawar or Nitin Gadkari has commented about contesting elections within the meagre amount of donation). But the real question here is who the aam aadmi of India is, whom every party claims to be its voter. Indian National Congress, the oldest party of India has the mention of this aam aadmi in its Tagline (Congress ka haath, aam aadmi ke saath), whereas Arvind Kejriwal named his party after aam aadmi.

AAM AADMI (and aurat) as per translation is the common man or woman of our country, the common man who doesn’t have any control over the system, but he (she) has to work with the system to get things done. 

AAM AADMI is the college student who doesn’t have any say in the course syllabus but still he has to struggle for the admission. AAM AADMI is the parent of a student who doesn’t know the future of the school but has to spend hours in the queue for nursery admission of his ward. AAM AADMI is the common man who has to offer some amount of money to the peon/constable/clerk to get a certificate from any govt. office (RTO, Passport office etc.). AAM AADMI is the person who bargains with the vegetable vendor for a rupee but won’t mind offering a ten-rupee tip to the bartender. AAM AADMI is a person who is bothered about the even a rupee rise in Petrol, LPG or Sugar but doesn’t worry while reading scams worth 1 lac crores in newspapers.

AAM AADMI decides to vote for BJP to change the economical situation of the nation so that he/she can get a better job in his native or a salary hike in the next appraisal. And the same aam aadmi votes for Congress to get a stable government, when BJP tries to privatise the govt. companies in which aam aadmi works. 

AAM AADMI can challenge the arrogance of the ruling party by voting a new party like AAP. But it’s the aam aadmi only who becomes pessimistic to say AAP the B team of Congress party because there is no faith about politics in his mind. AAM AADMI feels happy when the three times Chief Minister Sheila Dixit is defeated by Kejriwal in the capital of India, but aam aadmi also feels disappointed when Kejriwal doesn’t initiate action against her after becoming the Chief Minister of Delhi. AAM AADMI loves to see Shahrukh Khan playing a common man in Chennai Express. At the same time, aam aadmi loves Salman saying Aam aadmi sota hua sher hai in his upcoming film Jai Ho. 

AAM AADMI in principle doesn’t believe in hatred of any religion, community or language but it’s the aam aadmi who fights for religion, community or language when he feels that he is demoralized or denied a chance due to these factors.

In my opinion, an aam aadmi wants is to have enough for his basic needs-Life, education and career, so that his present generation lives a peaceful life and future generation doesn’t have to struggle for the basic needs, which many of the aam aadmi and aurats are still struggling for, even after 66 years of the country’s independence.

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Dr. Atul R Thakare said…
Given a chance, every AAM AADMI(Aurat included) wants to become a KHAAS AADMI...But saala yeh duniya chance hi nahin deti...
March 20, 2014 at 10:55:00 PM PDT
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