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Get a life buddy, do not underestimate others.
A realist
If yes, I am sure both these parties would be in need of people in their White collar crimes team.
Was considering AAP because it has got good educated people. Even in DHC, so many GOOD lawyers are associated with it. Moreover, AAP is still expanding. Considerably less people.
Cong is already full of student activists, and expanded all around. More people, less opportunity?
I was thinking this way. Any insight?
Not that political parties have any values.
I'm not aware about AAP but INC has a Professional cell, AIPC. Last I checked it was headed by Shashi tharoor.
You could join that.
Any advice on which one should I and how?
Should I join the legal cell or work as a member (Can't march and all).
In short, how do I start? Need guidance.
Motivation is to serve the marginalized people + Political power.