General Elections 2014 : RESULTS thread

SaiK · Post by **SaiK** » 18 May 2014 06:30

hindus hating hinduism was a fad .. and that should change

Kakkaji · Post by **Kakkaji** » 18 May 2014 06:52

ramana wrote:We still have vina.
Nothing changes him.

Also Theo Fidel

sooraj · Post by **sooraj** » 18 May 2014 06:53

Stunning election in India
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201 ... ndia_.html

The Modi administration will deepen ties with both: Russia to counterbalance the United States and Japan to counterbalance China. The Modi-led India should also see a huge fillip in trade and economic ties with these two countries.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 18 May 2014 06:56

abhishek_sharma wrote:So Indian Express reports that Nitish Kumar and Lalu Yadav talked after the resignation. It appears that they could form an alliance to keep BJP out.

This means ISI & KSA have told them to make up and not lose Bihar which is a frontline state for Ind Muj recruits and a conduit via Nepal.

muraliravi · Post by **muraliravi** » 18 May 2014 06:57

Virupaksha wrote:In UP, mayawati's vote bank is safe. Its just that her and mulayam's vote bank calculations work with a 50% turnout (2009 was 47% turnout), but those get thrown into dustbin with 58.29% turnout which we got in 2014. It is that extra 11% vote which went entirely to modi which made all the difference.

http://adrindia.org/images/uttar%20pradesh.pdf

In 2009
Party - Total votes - % of votes cast - % of total voters - seats won
BSP - 15,191,044 - 27.4% - 13.1% - 20
SP - 12,884,968 - 23.3% - 11.1% - 23
INC - 10,113,553 - 18.3% - 8.7% - 21
BJP - 9,696,024 - 17.5% - 8.4% - 10
Other - 7,521,518 - 13.6% - 6.4% - 6

In 2014

Party - Total votes - % of votes cast - % of total voters - seats won
BSP - 15,914,044 - 19.6% - 11.4% - 0
SP - 17,988,792 - 22.2% - 12.9% - 5
INC - 6,061,236 - 7.5% - 4.4% - 2
BJP - 34,318,576 - 42.3% - 24.6% - 71
Other - ~ 6,788,500 - 8.4% - 4.9% - 2

i) BSP vote count has increased around 8 lakh which is just around the usual population increase range. So BSP has neither lost nor gained any vote.
ii) Congress vote count decreased by 40 lakhs, which with the population increase means it has lost around 45 lakh.
iii) SP vote count increased by 50 lakhs, which with population increase means it gained 45 lakh. This is the entire 45 lakh which congress lost. So about 40% of vote of congress was seamlessly transferred to SP. I would render a guess that this is the consolidation of muslim and yadav vote to SP.
iv) The others lost numerically around 8 lakh votes which with population increase can be estimated to be around 12 lakhs. As of now, if there was the same voter turnout as in 2009, there is only a floating vote of 12 lakhs.
v) What threw everything of those perfect caste calculations and consolidations in the spanner? It is the 11% increase in votes polled. This 11% went entirely to BJP. BJP had a oping increase of 2 crore 47 lakh voters. With 12 lakhs of others and 8 lakhs of usual population increase taking out, it results in a stupendous increase of 2 crores 27 lakh new voters getting off their a$$es and ALL of them voting for BJP.

So reading the results will imply that that the SP, BSPs are still going strong and have suffered no setback. Infact SP actually gained. But as with any casteist party, their whole calculus goes down the drain the moment voter turnout hits around 60%.

This gives rise to a very simple solution to defeat the casteist parties. Get the people to vote.

Edit: recalculated some figures. The numbers are decent enough for twitter, lots of rounding off took place

Excellent find.

Going by your analysis, it would show that the entrenched voters of SP/BSP have not moved one bit.

lets do a more detailed analysis before we conclude either way.

I am sure that the extra voters also comprised of substantial amount of muslims who would have anyway voted for SP/BSP and also many of the extra voters must have voted for SP/BSP. So if their numbers remained the same (or in case of SP just derived from congress), then to balance the equation out, BJP must have gotten some (or in fact a good chunk) of the entrenched erstwhile voters of SP/BSP to their side this time.

muraliravi · Post by **muraliravi** » 18 May 2014 07:01

ramana wrote:
abhishek_sharma wrote:So Indian Express reports that Nitish Kumar and Lalu Yadav talked after the resignation. It appears that they could form an alliance to keep BJP out.
This means ISI & KSA have told them to make up and not lose Bihar which is a frontline state for Ind Muj recruits and a conduit via Nepal.

The new govt should put its foot down and ask Nepal to end its visa on arrival for these pakis and b'desh. It is high time they do this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Nepal

gashish · Post by **gashish** » 18 May 2014 07:19

How the BJP won this election
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/h ... epage=true

2. Seats

The BJP converted its votes into seats at a far better rate than the Congress could. The winning party needed on average just over 6 lakh votes to win a seat, while the Congress needed over 24 lakh votes to deliver it one seat. The winning party’s gain since 2009 was almost exactly what the Congress’ loss was.

With 282 seats, the BJP has won the highest number of seats by a single party in the modern, post-regional politics era, compared with 244 for the Congress in 1991 and 206 for it in 2009. The BJP got more seats than it had in the last two elections combined. It could have formed government on its own, a feat that no party has come close to since the 1984 election which saw a wave of sympathy following the assassination of Congress prime minister Indira Gandhi.

The BJP came close to but did not beat the best ever performance by a non-Congress party, the 295 seats won by the Janata Party in the 1977 post-Emergency election that drove Mrs. Gandhi out of office.

5. At the constituency-level

The BJP’s wins were comprehensive right down to the seat level. The party won only one seat by less than 5,000 votes and won 195 seats by over 1 lakh votes. The average BJP candidate won by over 1.69 lakh votes, a good 1 lakh higher than the victory margin of the average Congress candidate.

The only one seat won by less than 5000 votes is Ladakh, which was won by 36 votes..

kmkraoind · Post by **kmkraoind** » 18 May 2014 07:27

Don't Forget Bharat Obliterated Gormandising India - New Indian Express - Prabhu Chawla

I think right title of this article should be "Confessions of a pseudo-secular."

Saral · Post by **Saral** » 18 May 2014 07:33

Ramana. Didn't the GJP threads all vanish? Am I supposed to do a wind-up? I was out of town last week but did follow the celebrations.

kmkraoind · Post by **kmkraoind** » 18 May 2014 07:36

Congress mulls asking TRS for merger to avoid being at Speaker's mercy

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 18 May 2014 07:40

ramana wrote:Is it time to unlock the NaMo and the AP threads? We can merge this in the 2014 elections thread for archive purposes.

Agree. I too think we should now unlock the legendary thread and let the journey continue.

darshhan · Post by **darshhan** » 18 May 2014 08:10

Muppalla wrote:
IndraD wrote:I am in conversation with an AAPtard who was told AAP candidates lost deposit in 400 seats including their leaders Viswas, Shazia & Yogendra. He is reminding me BJP started from 2 seats only in 84 and AAP has done better than that in first go. ha ha
With no offence to NCR, Haryana and Punjab folks, there is something that there are many in this region who think AAP is next alternative in Indian politics. They cite that BJP also grew like this only. For several BJP is not a party that should be long term. On a local radio show (that I was asked to do talk show for couple of hrs) when I called it a rouge party the sardar friends around me got upset.

India really needs to find a way to get rid of this anti-national bunch. otherwise we remove one congress and we get another rising.

Mupalla ji, You are wrong on Haryana. It is highly unlikely that AAP will ever find a foothold in Haryana politics. It is different from Delhi and Punjab.

Also by the way even rest of NCR is different from Delhi. Some constituencies of NCR are Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar(NOIDA), Faridabad and Gurgaon.

I leave it to you to find which party won from these constituencies and what happened to AAP candidates here.

deejay · Post by **deejay** » 18 May 2014 08:12

Don't Forget Bharat Obliterated Gormandising India - New Indian Express - Prabhu Chawla

I think right title of this article should be "Confessions of a pseudo-secular."

The GUBO and realignment of MSM has commenced. Good observation sir.

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 18 May 2014 08:26

darshhan wrote:Mupalla ji, You are wrong on Haryana. It is highly unlikely that AAP will ever find a foothold in Haryana politics. It is different from Delhi and Punjab.

Also by the way even rest of NCR is different from Delhi. Some constituencies of NCR are Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar(NOIDA), Faridabad and Gurgaon.

I leave it to you to find which party won from these constituencies and what happened to AAP candidates here.

That makes far worse. It narrows down to Dilli and Punjab. May be BJP needs to just severe ties with Akalis and also change multiple faces of Punjab BJP to counter this menace.

Sidd · Post by **Sidd** » 18 May 2014 08:30

Muppalla wrote:
darshhan wrote:Mupalla ji, You are wrong on Haryana. It is highly unlikely that AAP will ever find a foothold in Haryana politics. It is different from Delhi and Punjab.

Also by the way even rest of NCR is different from Delhi. Some constituencies of NCR are Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar(NOIDA), Faridabad and Gurgaon.

I leave it to you to find which party won from these constituencies and what happened to AAP candidates here.
That makes far worse. It narrows down to Dilli and Punjab. May be BJP needs to just severe ties with Akalis and also change multiple faces of Punjab BJP to counter this menace.

Akalis are the only group which have stood with BJP and especially Modi when nobody was willing to touch him. It will very ungrateful to sever the ties.

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 18 May 2014 08:31

kmkraoind wrote:Congress mulls asking TRS for merger to avoid being at Speaker's mercy

Unless TRS is completely drug addicted it will never do such things. Though KCR is stupid, his son KTR and his nephew are not bad. They got a good simple majority. They also need central government's friendship to grow. Why would anyone will go with a sinking ship? The timesnow outputs are always on hashish even after leaving the times?

kmkraoind · Post by **kmkraoind** » 18 May 2014 08:32

What does a King/Emperor do. First he establishes a core area, and then gradually expands as much as possible in all directions. The more you move towards Kingdom's core, the more you see King/Emperor's wit on the area.

Now I show you all an amazing map. If you observe carefully, the non-BJP MP seat if nearly 250-300 KM away from Gujarat borders (core of NaMo).

Since, we usually benchmark a person with a previous gen, like he is Bismarck of India, modern-day Chanaankya, but I bet Narenedra Modi himself will become a big benchmark for future generations.

johneeG · Post by **johneeG** » 18 May 2014 08:51

muraliravi wrote:
Virupaksha wrote:In UP, mayawati's vote bank is safe. Its just that her and mulayam's vote bank calculations work with a 50% turnout (2009 was 47% turnout), but those get thrown into dustbin with 58.29% turnout which we got in 2014. It is that extra 11% vote which went entirely to modi which made all the difference.

http://adrindia.org/images/uttar%20pradesh.pdf

In 2009
Party - Total votes - % of votes cast - % of total voters - seats won
BSP - 15,191,044 - 27.4% - 13.1% - 20
SP - 12,884,968 - 23.3% - 11.1% - 23
INC - 10,113,553 - 18.3% - 8.7% - 21
BJP - 9,696,024 - 17.5% - 8.4% - 10
Other - 7,521,518 - 13.6% - 6.4% - 6

In 2014

Party - Total votes - % of votes cast - % of total voters - seats won
BSP - 15,914,044 - 19.6% - 11.4% - 0
SP - 17,988,792 - 22.2% - 12.9% - 5
INC - 6,061,236 - 7.5% - 4.4% - 2
BJP - 34,318,576 - 42.3% - 24.6% - 71
Other - ~ 6,788,500 - 8.4% - 4.9% - 2

i) BSP vote count has increased around 8 lakh which is just around the usual population increase range. So BSP has neither lost nor gained any vote.
ii) Congress vote count decreased by 40 lakhs, which with the population increase means it has lost around 45 lakh.
iii) SP vote count increased by 50 lakhs, which with population increase means it gained 45 lakh. This is the entire 45 lakh which congress lost. So about 40% of vote of congress was seamlessly transferred to SP. I would render a guess that this is the consolidation of muslim and yadav vote to SP.
iv) The others lost numerically around 8 lakh votes which with population increase can be estimated to be around 12 lakhs. As of now, if there was the same voter turnout as in 2009, there is only a floating vote of 12 lakhs.
v) What threw everything of those perfect caste calculations and consolidations in the spanner? It is the 11% increase in votes polled. This 11% went entirely to BJP. BJP had a oping increase of 2 crore 47 lakh voters. With 12 lakhs of others and 8 lakhs of usual population increase taking out, it results in a stupendous increase of 2 crores 27 lakh new voters getting off their a$$es and ALL of them voting for BJP.

So reading the results will imply that that the SP, BSPs are still going strong and have suffered no setback. Infact SP actually gained. But as with any casteist party, their whole calculus goes down the drain the moment voter turnout hits around 60%.

This gives rise to a very simple solution to defeat the casteist parties. Get the people to vote.

Edit: recalculated some figures. The numbers are decent enough for twitter, lots of rounding off took place
Excellent find.

Going by your analysis, it would show that the entrenched voters of SP/BSP have not moved one bit.

lets do a more detailed analysis before we conclude either way.

I am sure that the extra voters also comprised of substantial amount of muslims who would have anyway voted for SP/BSP and also many of the extra voters must have voted for SP/BSP. So if their numbers remained the same (or in case of SP just derived from congress), then to balance the equation out, BJP must have gotten some (or in fact a good chunk) of the entrenched erstwhile voters of SP/BSP to their side this time.

I think what this shows is:
Hindhu middle-class young voters were primarily responsible for NaMo's victory.

Young == less than 40.
Hindhu == All castes of Hindhuism + Buddhist + Jain + Sikh.

Based on these, they will expect:
- 24X7 electricity, water, internet, roads, bringing down inflation, jobs, ...etc.
- Hindhuthva(freeing the temples from state, art 370, pink revolution, illegal immigrants, law & order, building temple, UCC, ...etc).

I think SP and BSP managed to retain some of the above 40 of their vote-bank. But the below 40 moved towards BJP. The muslims voted tactically for SP or BSP or kangrez depending on the constituencies. There must have been some split, but that is largely irrelevant.

I think the bigger point is that Hindhus consolidated across the board particularly the below 40 group across castes and class. Now, imagine when this becomes the norm. If only below 40 group can make such changes, imagine what happens when all Hindhus do this.

I think Hindhu consolidation will be much more in urban areas than the rural areas.

Also, BJP was not able to make the most of this TsuNaMo because of lack of organization in many areas. If BJP already had a good presence in other areas of the dhesh, then it would have done much better.

I think the first step is to let the law take its course on all corruption charges and illegal activity including tax evasions by the rich and powerful. If NaMo does this, he will get lots of support from people. These sort of things should be started in honeymoon period and incremented gradually.

For example, go against the benamis first. Then, put pressure on the real culprits. Then, attach their properties through ED. Then, arrest their close associates. Then, move against the culprits. Step by step...

If these culprits are not punished then it will be similar to Fordriwal not acting against kongis. NaMo will lose credibility.

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Those who are saying that kongis can come back just as lotus came back from 2 are wrong. Lotus came back because of Hindhuthva. It relied on Hindhu consolidation. And is in power because of Hindhu consolidation. In contrast, kongis relied on anti-Hindhu consolidation and have lost power.

First and foremost, NaMo should not allow the kongis to survive as an entity anymore because of the sheer corruption and anti-national activities.

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I am in a mood to gloat a bit.

I think many of my predictions on this election were on mark.

For example, the results came on 16th. I made the following post on 15th.

johneeG wrote:
SwamyG wrote: What does Su.Swamy mean by "Constitutional Amendment", on Arnab's show? People are running scared shit
I think the strategy will be: everyone is allowed to come, and everyone can get a good deal. However, the grand strategy or big picture will be decided by the lotus leadership. And despite all the nautanki, even Mamtha dhidhi may come around giving issue based support.
As far as I understand, 2/3rd majority is needed for constitutional amendments. 540/3=180*2=360. So, 360 are needed. Thats means if NDA is around 330 mark, then the NDA can slice and dice the opposition to take support from some of them to make constitutional amendments.

Uniform Civil Code and Art 370 are the first things that come to mind. Well, I think people are giving a full mandate to saffron and so, saffron cannot have any excuse if it fails(as Rahul Mehta alleges they will).

Link to post

I said NDA will be around 330 mark. NDA got 336.

On 3rd may, I said:

My prediction: 270 for lotus. It is a tad optimistic. A more neutral prediction is: 240-280. I think lotus would have been around 160-180 and NaMo added 100 seats to the tally.

Link to post
280 was the higher end of my prediction. I was expecting 270. BJP got 282.

On 16th april:

johneeG wrote:I think the game at this stage is to somehow make the kongis survive this cycle. If the kongis get below 50, its over. So, they are fudging the numbers to puff up the kongis to around 100. I think, in this anti-kongi wave environment, kongis will get less than 60. If not, its magic.

Link
My highend figure for kongis was 70. And lowend figure for kongis was 40.

On 25th april:

johneeG wrote:I am expecting 272+ for lotus alone.

On 16th april:

johneeG wrote:I think kongis+ will get decimated because of OBCs and dalits leaving them and joining lotus+. It seems to me that the Hindhuthva 2.0 is being led by OBCs and dalits. or atleast, OBCs and dalits also seem to have joined the brigade now.

This was possible because of development when the dynasty was not at helm. This is precisely the reason why the dynasty makes sure that the OBCs and dalits are perpetually kept poor, so that they depend on handouts by the dynasty without questioning corruption or ideological issues.

Dalit aur OBC karenge kongi raavan ka sanhaar,
abki baar Modi sarkaar.

19th april:

johneeG wrote:Now, if Modi comes to power and does not deliver on any of the Hindhuthva items but does moderately well on development, then what will his opponents do? The opponents will say that Modi betrayed Hindhuthva. If Modi performs on Hindhuthva and does not deliver on development, then his opponents will say that Modi did not do development. So, Modi will have to do both. The good thing is that both Hindhuthva and development can go hand in hand. Infact, that is the real message of Modi. Modi's campaign is that Hindhuthva and development can go hand in hand. Whether he can do that after coming to power or not, one has to wait and watch.

Link to post

I am not able to get hold of another post where I predicted:
aap will get 0-5
lotus 240-280
kongis 40 - 60.

Basically, this is a dream result and thank God/Goddess for that. I am just happy that the results are so good. I think it could have easily gone the other way, after all its all Maayaa.

one of the big mistakes by the regimes in power is to chase power. Power is elusive and those who chase it, lose it. The right thing is to do the right thing. Power is to serve/help/administer the people. And that is exactly what the ruler must do in every way including the social/spiritual angles. Then, the power will automatically stay due to people's support.

darshhan · Post by **darshhan** » 18 May 2014 08:57

Muppalla wrote:
That makes far worse. It narrows down to Dilli and Punjab. May be BJP needs to just severe ties with Akalis and also change multiple faces of Punjab BJP to counter this menace.

Yep. That is right. SAD is nothing but religious version of Congress. Same cronyism, Corruption, Patronage style politics and no vision. Actually Punjabis have nothing against BJP(It won 2 out of 3 lok sabha seats it contested in GE 2014). But since BJP is irrelevant being a much smaller partner, it cannot influence the politics of Punjab much. So at some point of time in future BJP has to break away with SAD.

As far as dilli itself is concerned, politics in Delhi is becoming more about the Man (CM or PM candidate) and less about the Party. The electoral loyalty inertia is closer to zero. The good thing about this scenario is that BJP just has to project the Best person for the CM or PM candidate. For PM the results speak for themselves. Do the same in coming Assembly elections.

hanumadu · Post by **hanumadu** » 18 May 2014 09:04

Modi will be on India TV Aap ki Adalat at 10 am today.

http://www.indiatvnews.com/livetv/

Edit:
Sorry, its a repeat.

Santosh · Post by **Santosh** » 18 May 2014 09:04

IN all this fanfare and celebration, NaMo and BJP should not forget that this win is because of massive Hindu consolidation in their favor. They have certain obligations towards Hindus -
1. Physical protection of Hindus: Cases of terrorism, rioting, rape, violence, biker gangs etc from the past should be dealt with ruthlessly without any mercy. No appeasement.
2. Financial protection of Hindus: Rollback all preferential schemes for mainorities like financial reward for muslims girls on completing education and marriage while shafting Hindu girls, easier loans for mainorities etc.
3. Development: Bijlee, Pani, Sadak.
4. Free temples from government clutches. Check foreign funding for NGO's and conversion.
5. Bring bharatiya culture and ethos back into education to curb deracination
6. Tridevalaya

darshhan · Post by **darshhan** » 18 May 2014 09:11

Santosh wrote:IN all this fanfare and celebration, NaMo and BJP should not forget that this win is because of massive Hindu consolidation in their favor. They have certain obligations towards Hindus -
1. Physical protection of Hindus: Cases of terrorism, rioting, rape, violence, biker gangs etc from the past should be dealt with ruthlessly without any mercy. No appeasement.
2. Financial protection of Hindus: Rollback all preferential schemes for mainorities like financial reward for muslims girls on completing education and marriage while shafting Hindu girls, easier loans for mainorities etc.
3. Development: Bijlee, Pani, Sadak.
4. Free temples from government clutches. Check foreign funding for NGO's and conversion.
5. Bring bharatiya culture and ethos back into education to curb deracination
6. Tridevalaya

Santosh ji, Instead of using the word "Protection" why not use the word "Empowerment" . We Hindus do not need any body's protection. Protection is for week and meek. All we need is empowerment. As far as Courage and Aggression go, Hindus are no less than any body else.

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 18 May 2014 09:19

Saral wrote:Ramana. Didn't the GJP threads all vanish? Am I supposed to do a wind-up? I was out of town last week but did follow the celebrations.

They are in the nostalgia archives.

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 18 May 2014 09:23

JDU is holding takls in delhi with the congress. Are further open to the idea of aligning with the RJD. It is time to beat them in the elections. Force assembly elections now.

krishnan · Post by **krishnan** » 18 May 2014 09:27

#YoSagarikaSoSecular

must be wondering why she even tweeted that thing now

R_Kumar · Post by **R_Kumar** » 18 May 2014 09:28

OMG. Look at Mani shankar to Rajdeep. "I trust you less than Modi"

Watch around 4:00

http://ibnlive.in.com/videos/472557/hav ... ankar.html

member_28025 · Post by **member_28025** » 18 May 2014 09:51

UPA’s ‘parting gift’: Adani group slapped with Rs 5,500cr notice

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home ... 271967.cms

krishnan · Post by **krishnan** » 18 May 2014 10:05

With the Delhi voters rejecting the Aam Aadmi Party in the Lok Sabha elections, the Arvind Kejriwal-led outfit is mulling the formation of the Delhi government with the support of the Congress again.

A report in the Indian Express said, "After the AAP drew a blank in the Lok Sabha polls in the capital, the possibility of forming the government in Delhi, with Congress support, was discussed at an internal party meeting held on Saturday."

Quoting a 'senior AAP leader' the daily reported that 'Some MLAs felt that the party should form the government in Delhi after seeking support from the Congress.'

The report also said that Kejriwal along with the Delhi MLAs and the newly elected Lok Sabha representatives from Punjab attend the meeting.

AAP had stunned poll pundits when it won 28 seats in the Delhi Assembly and formed the government with the Congress. However, after much out of the office controversies, the government collapsed within 49 days with Kejriwal sensationally resigning following a logjam over the Delhi Lokpal Bill.

The Express also said that the several AAP leaders believe that forming a government with the Congress will further loosen the AAP's hold on the frugal electorate.

“The party will only lose support if it forms the government with Congress support. Moreover, the Congress will also hold the party to ransom at any given time,” the newspaper quoted the anonymous leader as saying.

http://www.sify.com/news/aap-may-approa ... deabc.html

Rahul M · Post by **Rahul M** » 18 May 2014 10:11

Saral wrote:Ramana. Didn't the GJP threads all vanish? Am I supposed to do a wind-up? I was out of town last week but did follow the celebrations.

all election related threads are in BR nostalgia archive.

abhik · Post by **abhik** » 18 May 2014 10:20

IndraD wrote:I am in conversation with an AAPtard who was told AAP candidates lost deposit in 400 seats including their leaders Viswas, Shazia & Yogendra. He is reminding me BJP started from 2 seats only in 84 and AAP has done better than that in first go. ha ha

Yeah I've heard that one too. I think it is just something that was disseminated on the AAPtard propagandu information network. Of course telling them about the Jana Sangh or 1984-assassination wave to counter their points is completely useless.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 18 May 2014 10:23

Saral wrote:Ramana. Didn't the GJP threads all vanish? Am I supposed to do a wind-up? I was out of town last week but did follow the celebrations.

Saral The admins moved to this archive:

http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewforum.php?f=7

Please do your magic and post the summary in this thread...

And I want to know how we performed.
We can then discuss in the BRF GJP thread.

Thanks.
ramana

darshhan · Post by **darshhan** » 18 May 2014 10:42

krishnan wrote:#YoSagarikaSoSecular

must be wondering why she even tweeted that thing now

Sagarika is so secular that she got Rajdeep circumcised.

Feel free to tweet it.

abhik · Post by **abhik** » 18 May 2014 10:49

kmkraoind wrote:Congress mulls asking TRS for merger to avoid being at Speaker's mercy

This thing gave me the Lulz. TRS has won a majority in the assembly, got a good chunk of the LS seats but the Congress wants them to join them in the grave. Anyway the BJP should make sure that the position of the leader of opposition stays with BJD or AIADMK.

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 18 May 2014 10:56

Interview: Amit Shah

Rahul M · Post by **Rahul M** » 18 May 2014 11:00

Rahul M wrote:one very interesting snippet from WB results.

BJP got a lead from bhowanipore A/C, which comes under kolkata south.
the remarkable bit is this, the sitting MLA from the place, which also contains her ancestral home is one Mamata Banerjee.

Kati wrote:A good analysis of the election results in WB is in order.

1. The fact that BJP has gotten 17% vote has surpassed all expectations. In contrast,
INC got only 8% vote, but heavily concentrated in central WB. That's why they retailed 4 seats
(compared to BJP's 2). However, BJP came very close second in another 3 seats which could have been in BJP's kitty with some little extra polling and/or no TMC rigging.

2. LF's vote share has come down to 23% from 38% (approx.). A good chunk went to BJP.
LF will keep losing blood in near future. Come the assembly election in 2016, many predict
that it'll be BJP vs. TMC fight (barring the central WB where it'll be mainly triangular contest).

3. The LF bleeding will continue because it can't deliver goods, services, opportunities to its
followers. Except 7-8% hardcore cadres the remaining will leave. Where to go? Some will join
TMC, and some who hate Mamata most will join BJP.

4. To keep her hold on power, Mamata will hold on to her 'pissful' minority voteshare, and as a result more disenchanted hindu voters will join BJP. A clear case of 'hindu vote consolidation'.

5. If Modi stays in power, creates jobs, does some other emotional favor to WB,... AND in the
next assembly election BJP manages to get a critical mass of 25 to 30% of the seats then the destruction of TMC will begin. The more bipolar situation develops the more TMC and INC will come closer,... and perhaps with an eye to minority vote-share they will merge. As such Mamata doesn't have much aversion with INC and she has maintained a very close master-slave condition with Sonia Maino. it was rumored that Mamata's sharp personal tirade against NaMo toward the last stage of election was instigated by Madam Maino.

6. To help state BJP, naMo will give a free hand to CBI to hunt and implicate all top TMC leadership which is now the worst nightmare for Mamata.

....Interesting time ahead in WB

some more snippets from this year's result,

# cong lost deposit in 35 of the 42 seats it contested !

basically everywhere outside the small belt in maldah, murshidabad.

# BJP+ right now is winning around 21 assembly seats, including Mamata Banerjee's own seat.

it's within striking distance of at least 30-40 more.

# yesterday a CPM party office in midnapore became a BJP party office overnight, with flags and all.
sign of things to come ?

#state leadership is targeting upcoming municipal elections in a big way in order to build base before the assembly elections in 2016

Voteshare

AITC {39.3%
CPM {22.7%
BJP {16.8%
INC {9.6%

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 18 May 2014 11:05

abhik wrote:
kmkraoind wrote:Congress mulls asking TRS for merger to avoid being at Speaker's mercy
This thing gave me the Lulz. TRS has won a majority in the assembly, got a good chunk of the LS seats but the Congress wants them to join them in the grave. Anyway the BJP should make sure that the position of the leader of opposition stays with BJD or AIADMK.

Revelation 5:17

I have a feeling Modi will facilitate Amma's party becoming the LOP. TRS & YSRCP will be willing partners. Together they will have 37+11+8= 56 seats.

This will kill many birds with one shot.

This will pave way to solve many other border issues.

This will be a gift to South India

chaanakya · Post by **chaanakya** » 18 May 2014 11:09

RajeshA wrote:
IndraD wrote:NEW DELHI: After its drubbing in Lok Sabha elections in the national capital, some AAP MLAs on Saturday mooted the proposal for the party to once again form the government in Delhi, with support from either the BJP or Congress.

At a meeting of its top leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, some AAP legislators, who claimed to be around 20 in number, are said to have conveyed to the leadership that the party should make a fresh attempt at forming the government.

AAP MLAs urge AK to form govt in Delhi again http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home ... 271013.cms
I had spoken about this plan of AAP even before they had formed the govt. in Delhi. It was their plan all along. LS 2014 elections were supposed to be "election leave" for AAP, to go and stop NaMo. After the elections, the govt. was supposed to be reanimated.

AAP needs to be finished. AK49 is third rate version of Nikuamma with ISI and CIA writ large on his team's face.

Let BJP appoint a New LG for Delhi. Already Najib Jung's report is with MHA for taking a decision. Based on his report and New LG's recommendation( not needed though) Assembly can be dissolved and elections ordered at appropriate time.

johneeG · Post by **johneeG** » 18 May 2014 11:16

Some interesting developments:
a) Kongis want to merge with Tee Aar Yes.
b) Nikku, Lallu and kongis will merge.
c) Gajan is facing jail, so he will come near kongis.
d) Fordriwal wants alliance with kongis.

Now, only one thing is left: all left + dhidhi + kongis.

Basically, all gang up leaving a few non-kongi players. All kongis B and kongis are merging. This is like rakthabeeja vs Kaali.

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 18 May 2014 11:19

This way to Delhi: From RSS pracharak to PM designate, Narendra Modi has come a long way

member_28468 · Post by **member_28468** » 18 May 2014 11:30

Here this is making rounds On FB making pressure on team modi

i think it is good

To
The Prime Minister of India
Mr.Narendra Modi

Hope this message reached you in the state of good health.

We Citizens of India voted you for the good & bright future of our country.

We have believed you & have many expectation from you as given below........

We want corruption free iIndia &

1. Uninterrupted 24 hrs electricity

2. Pure Drunking water from tap

3. Pakki sadak which connects all villages of India.

4. Speed trains and our railways should be best in the world

5. Single Tax system without harassment

6. Free Education, Free Hospitals for aam aadmi of India.

7. Home loan @ 6% PA.
8. Business Loan @ 8% PA.

9. All india Best governance like Gujarat.

10. No FDI in retail.

11. Equal rights & benefits based on earnings not caste.

12. Single law for each & every citizen of India.

13. Dollar prices u have to bring down to Rs.35 in next 5 years which automatically reduced prices of Gold, Gas & Petrol etc.

14. Black money which was deposited in Swiss Bank must bring to india.

15. Police should be citizen friendly.

16. 6 months maximum to close highest crime cases.
17. Sabko rojgaar....according to skilled...
18. Manufacturing sector subsidies by which we can beat China. 19. Make brand Hindustan for whole world for our swadeshi products. 20. Dhara 270 removed from jammu & Kashmir no special state clause. . 21. Increase export and make profit in international trade.BoP. We Citizens of India have faith & believe that in next 60 months you must change the fate of India.

This time you have asked abki baar modi sarkar but we will say baar baar modi sarkar.

Jai Hind

Citizen of India

please Start sending to all that this message reaches our PM.
Old slogan : dudh mangoge to khir denge or kashmir maangoge to chir denge,

New slogan : na dudh denge na khir denge agar kashmir manga to sala lahore bhi chin lenge. Kyuki is baar
No Silent Sardar
Ab ki baar Modi sarkaar..