Amar Singh may well have written his own swansong
Although the 53-year old may brag of national presence in politics, his 'Karambhoomi' is highly restricted to the state of Uttar Pradesh, which is why the Congress cannot even think of inducting him into their outfit .
THOUGH HE may have only abdicated all his erstwhile posts in the Samajwadi Party, the ever-intriguing Amar Singh did not fail to open a can of worms, when he did not rule out the possibility of cozying up with one of the several parties that he may have lampooned in the past. However, simple logic and application of political sense explains why the former “Munshi” of the Samajwadi Party may not get any takers across the political spectrum. To assess the BSP’s position on the issue will be highly naive, and that leaves us with only one major national player, the Left. Not many would deny that the Red brigade has become a beleaguered outfit, with lack-lustre leadership and plummeting levels of national and regional presence. An outfit, which is still trying to sort out in-house issues and is working out an ideology for the changed Indian scenario will be strongly advised against an experimentation whose consequences are anybody’s guess, at least at this point in time.
The whole issue, therefore boils down to a handful of regional parties, which have been championing the cause of Muslims in their respective constituencies. However, it will be interesting to see whether this self-proclaimed brother of almost every politician in the country will be ready for a cocooned role at the regional level. The verdict, therefore, is a clear conundrum of sorts, which will be solved only when he decides to spill the beans.
On a lighter note, this might well be just the perfect opportunity for Amar Singh to get along with two other beleaguered Singhs, Kalyan (who was inducted into the SP at Amar Singh’s behest) and Jaswant (who was offered a position in the party by Amar Singh). With his capricious moves and strong rhetoric, who knows what the former General Secretary of the SP may be contemplating next.
The whole issue, therefore boils down to a handful of regional parties, which have been championing the cause of Muslims in their respective constituencies. However, it will be interesting to see whether this self-proclaimed brother of almost every politician in the country will be ready for a cocooned role at the regional level. The verdict, therefore, is a clear conundrum of sorts, which will be solved only when he decides to spill the beans.
On a lighter note, this might well be just the perfect opportunity for Amar Singh to get along with two other beleaguered Singhs, Kalyan (who was inducted into the SP at Amar Singh’s behest) and Jaswant (who was offered a position in the party by Amar Singh). With his capricious moves and strong rhetoric, who knows what the former General Secretary of the SP may be contemplating next.
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Amar Singh ji must form his own polictical party, if he becomes CM of UP then he would be able to generate employments, solve farmers problems, can improve law and order in state . In interest of alround development of state, he must form the party instead of search of shelter here and there
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