Tanaji wrote: ↑01 Aug 2023 15:25
Chetakji
Khujliwal is the most dangerous challenge the Indian state has faced - worse than Bhindranwale in my opinion. But I have not included him in the list as a consensus candidate as the others will surely cut him to size. AAP is eating into every party’s core share so others will be wary of giving him a leg boost. Far better to have a light weight politically like RR or PK than a snake like AK. Even if AK becomes a candidate, the thing won’t last beyond a year.
Tanaji saar,
Every apprehension that you state is true but one fears that the decision may be made by the BIF and not by the motley gathbandhan lot
Remember how khujliwal burst upon the dilli scene with a really slick campaign, that was a professionally run campaign, never before seen in India
the "revadi culture" that his BIF masters unleashed onto the dilli electorate bore fruit immediately and has continued to bear fruit because of the greed driven voters. It also seems to have worked in KAR.
This weapon of mass vote collection and consolidation without the political major drawbacks of caste and religious vote banks being brought into play and thereby possibly lessening the necessity of power dilution/sharing at the (state) apex level is the new game
This has serious repercussions for parties desirous of establishing control in the rajya sabha and consequently, the smooth passage of bills may become dubious bargains and sources of BIF inspired blackmail
khujli is more likely to be pre poll dark horse who will be slotted into position by BIF money power, while rowdy rajan, pk and a few others will be decided post poll, depending on which faction emerges the most powerful.
It looks like the pappu gang may have reached the end of the BIF's tether and he may gradually be slipping into the non starter's group along with niteeshwa and onions. It also may be why khujliwal has suddenly been unsheathed and dusted off.
There seems to be a semi serious power struggle in the paapi circles with aunty marlena champing at the bit but the jihadis don't seem to be making any obvious efforts or are they presently content at merely being the power behind the throne
if one were to track the cases that are now surfacing or the dominant ones that are being pushed into prominence, that may indicate the dharmic targets gradually being centered in the cross hairs