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Who do you think will be more dangerous for India as a prime minister: Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, or Narendra Modi? Why?

  • In upcoming election it is almost certain that NDA is going to form the government but they are not going to remain in power forever. When I think about a non-NDA prime minister these two names came to my mind. In one hand we have Rahul Gandhi, a person with zero experience and credibility and in the other hand we have Arvind Kejriwal who is leading a party which is a nexus of pro-separatists, pro-naxalites and anti development people.

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    Rahul Gandhi, I say so because of the following reasons:- 1. He doesn't really  know anything. In this video, jump to 0:35 and you will see Mr. Gandhi dodging the student's question with a counter question. A good leader takes questions head on and doesn't parry. I think he does so to buy some time for himself to think about a reply. Now that shows incompetence. Next, when the student tries to answer, Mr. Gandhi tells him to answer as a "Young Indian, not as a citizen of India". WTF? As if that is supposed to somehow change the answer. The Congress and Indian Media have positioned Rahul Gandhi as a leader of the youth. RG leverages this and keeps on using the "Youth", "Young", "Youth.energy"...phrases to reinforce this image in public mind. He is not fooling anyone with his youth leader image, He is 43 and Kejriwal is 45, not much difference in their ages, but apparently we are supposed to believe that Rahul Gandhi is the only "Young" leader around. 2. The only thing he has common with his Grandmother is the name "Gandhi", nothing else Indira Gandhi, the 3rd Prime Minister of India was an assertive and decisive leader. While her actions such as the emergency (during 1975–77) were questionable, she was no less than UK's Margaret Thatcher. Rahul Gandhi, on the other hand, talks more about philosophy than ground level politics. He keeps quoting some random people he met during his make believe Train journeys. He says those people he met during his travels had hopes in their eyes, dreams in their heart, aspirations in their mind..................(blah, blah). Such statements might be appropriate in a class 10th classroom, but not in a CII summit. 3. He is cut-off from the ground reality in India Visiting villages near election times and distributing warm blankets doesn't count as service to the poor. He claims to have done "Revolutionary" work in Youth Congress and NSUI, but what impact has it created? Has his work uplifted poor from poverty, has he generated employment? He comes from a rich family, I won't blame him for being born in the Gandhi family. But that should not have stopped him from connecting with poor. This disconnect was clearly visible in Uttar Pradesh elections where Congress won a measly 22 of 406 seats. Not that I am saying that Akhilesh Yadav is a better leader, its just that people just can't relate to Mr. Gandhi. He always comes across as a Scion with a silver spoon, not as a Mass Leader. Had he done something substantial at the ground level, he could then talk about his work in his speeches instead of his usual nonsense. 4. He is simply dumb While making his speeches, he hardly talks of anything concrete. His thoughts keep floating in the air, suffocating the audience with stupidity. In his recent interview with Arnab Goswami of TimesNow, he kept on repeating a few phrases like "Women empowerment, Youth, Open System, RTI". This video will substantiate my argument. Finally, I feel that Rahul Gandhi may have his intentions in the right direction but his thoughts are rarely matched by his actions. What India really needs is a leader who can guide us through economic uncertainty and restore the confidence of people in the government.

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To me its AK. Because you can only get hurt so much wen u r pulled over or parked in a highway but u never reach wr u want to go still ur left out with wat u have now (RG). You can't get hurt that bad when you are cruising at the speed limit and riding within suggested rules. More chances you get to your destination on time safe (NM) You can get fatally injured when you want to over speed following no road rules those are set because of some reasons overtime and worst part all this without having a plan and knowing the path or the destination.(AK)

Anbu Venkat

Rahul Gandhi. Because Kejriwal would resign in a month. More likely than Kejriwal were Amma, Didi, Mulayam, Mayawati, Lalu, Sharad Pawar - all way more dangerous than either of the two!

Arpit Kothari

IMO, between Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, I feel Arvind Kejriwal is perhaps more dangerous for us today for a variety of reasons. Lack of clear policy - Apart from an "Anti-corruption" agenda, Arvind Kejriwal has not shown any clear views on anything from Foreign policy, Defence policy, his views on the Naxal issue etc. Although his stand on corruption is commendable, anti corruption alone is not going to guide the country forward. Lack of consistency in the views of members - The AAP itself has shown a lack of consistency on some important issues involving the security of the country. Prashant Bhushan wants a referendum on the forces being deployed in Kashmir. Views like these are not supported by the rest of the party. Lack of experience - As has been said again and again, Kejriwal has never held office(for longer than 49 days). He does not have any grass root level experience on how to deal with complicated diplomatic issues. Anti establishment - Kejriwal has shown severe anti establishment tendencies, not just against the Congress or the BJP, but against the working of the Government as a whole. Thus, Kejriwal would probably be a bigger threat to India than Rahul Gandhi.

Aniket Chakrapani

Well you need to consider this: the Prime Minister is not the only one who runs the government. Therefore both cases are equivalent. What is lacking in either of the candidates is made up for by their respective parties. So who will be worse? I think its all the same.

Mayank Pandey

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