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Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Arvind Kejriwal and Controversies in 2014 Viewed Through Vedic Astrology


AAP is a manifestation of the exalted Saturn/ Śani/ Shani-the name of the party itself suggests that. ‘Aam Aadmi Party’ transliterates to the ‘Common Man Party’.

Śani/ Shani represents the common man. It has been transiting in Libra in exaltation. The common man has his voice heard and feels provided for and elevated. Transit chart is given below-
 
 

Political strategy and devices are governed by Rāhu/ Rahu. Rāhu and Śani (Rahu and Shani) are joined together in Libra. Rahu shows a movement, a gathering of people, a mob, a pressure-group.

The common man is the part and parcel of the political strategy of AAP and of Mr. Arvind Kejriwal, the man at the helm.

While Saturn indicates the commoner, Rāhu has many significations. Statements by Mr. Kejriwal such as that he is ‘an Anarchist Chief Minister’ all smack of the world of Rāhu/ Rahu.

The luminaries, the Sun and the Moon in Vedic Astrology represent Light and direct motion. Rāhu/ Rahu is opposed to this and hence the Nodes of the Moon, Rāhu and Ketu, are always retrograde.

If the Sun represents the order in things/ Ṛta/ Rta then Rāhu/ Rahu must represent a deviation from that norm, disturbance and even anarchy. Revolt against the order comes from Rāhu/ Rahu and without change the status-quo never changes.

The task is to see as to whether the revolt and dissidence is good or motivated as a political device. The correct approach must focus on Shani, the common man, and not on strategy to attain a political end (Rāhu).

The controversy related to Somnath Bharti of the AAP and the insistence of Mr. Arvind Kejriwal to sit on a Dharna demanding action against the police personnel show the conflict between Rāhu/ Rahu and Mars/ Maṅgala/Mangala.
We can also readily see that it is this Yoga in Tulā Rāśi (Tula Rashi) which is precipitating core events related to Aam Aadmi Party and Arvind Kejriwal from the fact that the latest controversy regarding Khirki village (Śani/ Shani/ Saturn) involves African women (foreigners-Rāhu/ Rahu in Libra ruled by Venus) and lack of documentation/ illegal immigrant (afflicted Rahu) all involves this Rāśi/ Rashi and the Grahas placed therein.

The problem is that the union of Rahu and Shani precipitates a thirst for enjoyment and also brings a dark energy of Tamas to proceedings where destruction and not knowing pervade. There is a strong sentiment that this party knows how to demonstrate (Rahu) but not how to govern (Sun).

Śani-Rāhu/ Shani-Rahu in conjunction Yuti precipitate the Preta-Bādhaka/ Badhaka Yoga which has an ominous sound to it.

Sadness accrues.

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