Assembly Elections - 2022 & 2023

kit · Post by **kit** » 08 Mar 2022 18:54

chetak wrote:
Tanaji wrote:If PJ goes to AAP, Kejriwal will start agitating on things that he knows the Centre is unable to give. Some of these will be:

More share of waters from Pakistan.. already the narrative is that the Punjab water table is low due to a treaty that Modi signed giving away water to Pakistan…
Insane demands on funds as PJ is deep into deficit which will only increase due to free water and electricity and everything else
Demands on ever increasing MSP

Any non compliance will be spun as BJP is anti Sikh
president's rule is always there.

the jat sikhs will not take kindly to being pushed around by khujliwal

It is the punjab police that must be safe guarded against subversion

Indeed ., now the next step from the Khujli gang is to infiltrate police., step up narcotics and weapons trafficking through Punjab., money talks and sikhs are no exception., Kashmir is no longer viable., Punjab is now ripe for fomenting terror

SwamyG · Post by **SwamyG** » 08 Mar 2022 19:42

Modi and Amit will not impose President's Rule for political reasons. It would be considered if there is severe security threat to nation.

Manish_Sharma · Post by **Manish_Sharma** » 08 Mar 2022 22:35

TWITTER

@AbhishBanerj

Hope my fellow Bengalis have learned from Uttar Pradesh.

Seven phase election in state of 22 crore people

But no political murders, no political violence

Meanwhile Bengal burning in violence over civic polls

Pathetic
https://twitter.com/AbhishBanerj/status ... y4CAQ&s=19

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 08 Mar 2022 22:51

Baikul wrote:
suryag wrote:Btw what is AAP's winning mantra ? How do these guys manage to win ...
AAP when it enters a new state has a very smart and streamlined social media/ research team / social
Influencer model. They are also very good at identifying funders. Just an example - In terms of early stages tactics, an example they pay their research teams significant salaries to just go a sit in a state (assembly by assembly) to do various kinds of analyses. NO other party does this (AGAIK).

There are so many nuances and caveats to this, someone could write a book. However we are on a forum and a post can only convey so much

You are giving too much credit to AAP. You dont have to write a book when facts are simple. Just look at the string of elections AAP has fought and lost in many states in the past including Haryana where the founder originally belongs to and which was the initial focus state for AAP. You will get you answer to streamlined social media strategies and influencer model of AAP.

AAP will get lucky in Punjab due to a 4 way fight that will bring down vote share of everyone. They didnt even played well with all things working in their favor.

In a regular circumstances with no infighting in congress and SAD-BJP fighting together they would gotten lesser seats than last elections. Just see their LS performance between 2014 and 2019 elections in Punjab.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 08 Mar 2022 22:56

I would prefer AAP to Sidhu led congress in Punjab. Sidhu is compromised actor with relationships with Paki establishment and things would have gone to worse with INC winning and Sidhu at helms. I think the original choice of Sidhu over nationalist Captain was INC ploy to create a Indian Ukraine in Punjab as INC was assured of victory in Punjab post farmers agitation.

Kejri and AAP will be busy infighting for few years if they win Punjab. Same happened in Delhi. Kejri lacks support of majority Jatt Sikhs and will need some time to build this base. But this will be tricky for him as he will need a strong Jatt leader to do this and that leader can challenge Kejri's hegemony, and create alternate power center in AAP through Punjab.

AAP is one man opportunist party and will have much lesser ability to harm Punjab systematically.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 09 Mar 2022 00:50

I wonder if #Jihadidi will unleash a reign of terror on BJP workers in Bengal after the 10 March results out of frustration.
She already claimed turbulence was due to some other plane in the air while she was flying high.

Vips · Post by **Vips** » 09 Mar 2022 01:13

It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 02:14

Vips wrote:It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.

the aap is a malignant cancerous tumor, metastizing fairly rapidly and apart from some side shows to throw off the scent, it is very intent on establishing itself in border states and in dilli where an astute center blocked it off by removing it's control over the polis and thus defanging it

do not underestimate this BIF funded termite

it has had a direct role in the recent agitations in baghs and khalistani led disturbances

vijayk · Post by **vijayk** » 09 Mar 2022 02:28

https://swarajyamag.com/news-brief/up-e ... is-myindia

The Axis-MyIndia exit poll for Uttar Pradesh, broadcast by the India Today group, has predicted a 16 percentage point gap between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Samajwadi Party (SP) among women voters.

According to the exit poll, the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP is likely to get around 48 per cent of the female votes in the state, while the Akhilesh Yadav-led SP may receive only 32 per cent share of female votes.

"If these numbers are true — 48 vs 32 gap among women voters — this would be the highest gender gap anywhere in the country," Rahul Verma of the Center for Policy Research said during the panel discussion on India Today as the numbers were released, adding, "Even [West Bengal Chief Minister] Mamata [Banerjee] had only 6 to 8 point advantage."

fanne · Post by **fanne** » 09 Mar 2022 03:44

chetak wrote:
Vips wrote:It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.
the aap is a malignant cancerous tumor, metastizing fairly rapidly and apart from some side shows to throw off the scent, it is very intent on establishing itself in border states and in dilli where an astute center blocked it off by removing it's control over the polis and thus defanging it

do not underestimate this BIF funded termite

it has had a direct role in the recent agitations in baghs and khalistani led disturbances

The orange revolution in 201xx succeeded in Ukraine, that led to toppling of then govt (before it term expired) and the current president/comedian installed. In India the colored revolution was only able to establish power in Delhi state, and in 2022 it is reaching to control a border state that is primed for Khalistan 2.0. Give it few more years for something like Ukraine to happen (not exactly NATO will be coming there). The foreign master and the local ba$tard are well established and there will be bloodshed, unfortunately. I hope we diagnose the disease correctly. It is not any other upstart party coming to power, it is Fraud funded movement.

Rudradev · Post by **Rudradev** » 09 Mar 2022 04:06

Vips wrote:It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.

For a principal opposition party in India, I would any day prefer a Maino/Vadra-mukt Congress over a Soros-funded, hybrid-warfare virus like the Aam Aadmi Party.

Before Sonia Maino took over the Congress Party in the mid 1990s, it had many faults but it was not outright anti-India for the most part. AAP however has been conceived, designed, implemented & weaponized as an anti-national project since day zero.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 04:20

Rudradev wrote:
Vips wrote:It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.
For a principal opposition party in India, I would any day prefer a Maino/Vadra-mukt Congress over a Soros-funded, hybrid-warfare virus like the Aam Aadmi Party.

they share the same illegitimate BIF parentage

that is exactly why the mafia has refused to associate publicly with the aapis

that might change strategically after the counting on thursday

with the ploy of "outside support", one might help the other to manage power is things don't work out number wise. the paapis are sitting pretty at present

the congis likely will dump channi and bring back the (buffoon) jat sikh face so very important in punjab politics

vimal · Post by **vimal** » 09 Mar 2022 04:25

AAP is the new Congress.
Same poison new bottle.
People fall for it,
coz the slogan is new.

vijayk · Post by **vijayk** » 09 Mar 2022 04:40

chetak wrote:
Rudradev wrote:
For a principal opposition party in India, I would any day prefer a Maino/Vadra-mukt Congress over a Soros-funded, hybrid-warfare virus like the Aam Aadmi Party.

they share the same illegitimate BIF parentage

that is exactly why the mafia has refused to associate publicly with the aapis

that might change strategically after the counting on thursday

with the ploy of "outside support", one might help the other to manage power is things don't work out number wise. the paapis are sitting pretty at present

the congis likely will dump channi and bring back the (buffoon) jat sikh face so very important in punjab politics

Channi is only to fool Dalits. They were helped by Modi's agricultural bill. I saw several Dalits talking about it.

They made a Jat as President and Dalit Xian to fool the masses. Siddhu didn't embrace it but played along so he kept Jats from revolting.

CalvinH · Post by **CalvinH** » 09 Mar 2022 05:26

People hype AAP and its capabilities too much. As I have said before, see their performance in other states especially Haryana and Goa.

- They are not decimating congress anywhere. They are gaining ground where congress has become weak due to infighting or other reasons and people look for a alternative to congress. Where congress shrinks and where there is no regional party to fill the vacuum, AAP gains space.
- It will take them many years of rule in many states before they can become real poisonous like today's congress.
- In Delhi the police was never under the State government. Center didn't do anything special to keep Delhi police away from Delhi Government.
- AAP would be no where today if they lost last elections in Delhi. They are one election defeat away from total disappearance. Punjab election may have given them a new lifeline which has changed the equations for them. Not their plan though. Just a lifeline.

AAP is one man show with one person who is very smart, very controlling and super power hungry. They may be funded by Geroge Soros' spray and pray model but they don't need him to do the damage. They will do anything for power.

If they were real BIF than Bhushan and Yadav were never kicked out. Its just power hungry opportunist political party which has been incredibly lucky. will they consolidate after win in Punjab to emerge as real power? They may but it would depend more on luck than organization and strategy.

krithivas · Post by **krithivas** » 09 Mar 2022 05:28

^^ When it came to Balakot and CAA/NRC, Kejriwal acted with national interest in mind. As far as I remember.

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 09 Mar 2022 06:03

krithivas wrote:^^ When it came to Balakot and CAA/NRC, Kejriwal acted with national interest in mind. As far as I remember.

All the Shaheen Bagh and Delhi riots coinciding with Trump visit were conducted by AAP people, AAP supporters have been questioning IAF. AAP is like the new hope for BIF.

venkat_kv · Post by **venkat_kv** » 09 Mar 2022 07:50

krithivas wrote:^^ When it came to Balakot and CAA/NRC, Kejriwal acted with national interest in mind. As far as I remember.

Actually Krithivas Saar, Kejriwal kept storied silence after balakot because he and his party were kicked figuratively and in the polls after the first surgical strikes on pakistan (folks would remember his asking for proof to show the world or pakis).

During CAA protests he refused to answer questions about CAA and kept reading Hanuman Chalisa while his Aapi goons led the mobs. Amanatullah was one such. Tahir Hussein (a former AAP councillor) was also involved in Ankit Sharma murder and his deputy Manish Sisodia was busy tweeting that Delhi police were burning buses and blaming it on "poor" Jamia students.

time to refresh regarding anti-nationals.
I am surprised Aap hasn't been mentioned as front runner in Goa as well. maybe they didn't pay well to the local newspapers there. Aap pays a ton of money from govt coffers to maintain its and its leader image, so people who have not experienced Aaps rule closely think its a land where there is milk and honey flowing with all issues resolved by the supreme leader Arvind Kejriwal.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 08:10

Aditya_V wrote:
krithivas wrote:^^ When it came to Balakot and CAA/NRC, Kejriwal acted with national interest in mind. As far as I remember.
All the Shaheen Bagh and Delhi riots coinciding with Trump visit were conducted by AAP people, AAP supporters have been questioning IAF. AAP is like the new hope for BIF.

Aditya_V ji,

The lack of shatrubodh or "the sense of the enemy" is the bane of the hindoo and it has been so for centuries past

A vast majority of shatrubodh lacking Hindoos are usually well meaning, highly moral, unfailingly seeing redeeming virtues where none exist because of their protected upbringing (or brainwashing or acute societal embarrassment resulting from peer pressure), virtuous to the extent of being naively fair, and gullible to the point of being vulnerable.

as the BIF is well aware and more often than not, banking on it, there is always a prithviraj chauhan in the woodpile onlee

khujli was in on it right from the planning stages and they accelerated the planning and positioning of the deployment of rabble after trump's visit was announced.

The jehadis were equal partners with the kaneda gangs and the ISI

It all finally comes down to cultural arrogance, political blindness, unwarranted pride, and fatally misplaced generosity

Prem Kumar · Post by **Prem Kumar** » 09 Mar 2022 09:50

Its unfortunate that we have to choose between AAP & Congress as a principal opposition party. What we really need as opposition is a Hindu party that's much more focused on cultural, religious & educational spheres. A party (or parties) that is unabashedly pro-Hindu. A party that will hold BJP accountable to its Hindu votebank.

Hope such options appear in the future.

nachiket · Post by **nachiket** » 09 Mar 2022 09:54

Prem Kumar wrote:Its unfortunate that we have to choose between AAP & Congress as a principal opposition party. What we really need as opposition is a Hindu party that's much more focused on cultural, religious & educational spheres. A party (or parties) that is unabashedly pro-Hindu. A party that will hold BJP accountable to its Hindu votebank.

Hope such options appear in the future.

won't such a party just divide Hindu votes and make things worse electorally?

Karan M · Post by **Karan M** » 09 Mar 2022 09:59

vijayk wrote:https://swarajyamag.com/news-brief/up-e ... is-myindia

The Axis-MyIndia exit poll for Uttar Pradesh, broadcast by the India Today group, has predicted a 16 percentage point gap between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Samajwadi Party (SP) among women voters.

According to the exit poll, the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP is likely to get around 48 per cent of the female votes in the state, while the Akhilesh Yadav-led SP may receive only 32 per cent share of female votes.

"If these numbers are true — 48 vs 32 gap among women voters — this would be the highest gender gap anywhere in the country," Rahul Verma of the Center for Policy Research said during the panel discussion on India Today as the numbers were released, adding, "Even [West Bengal Chief Minister] Mamata [Banerjee] had only 6 to 8 point advantage."

32% of women voters are stupid enough to vote for such a return of goonda Raj? Doubt the report.

Prem Kumar · Post by **Prem Kumar** » 09 Mar 2022 10:06

The same thought occurred to me while posting. Possibly, in the short term, there will be a vote-split. But, over time, such a party will move the Overton window - both due to its own actions/messaging and BJP's reaction to it (in order to not see its votebank bleed out). The average Hindu will also be better informed about his/her rights & civilizational risks.

We need a party that will amplify a few leading voices calling for a cultural reset, so that the rest of the masses are made aware.

Currently, the BJP is letting the BIF parties dictate how much its locus moves. We need to counter-balance that.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 10:51

Karan M wrote:
vijayk wrote:https://swarajyamag.com/news-brief/up-e ... is-myindia

32% of women voters are stupid enough to vote for such a return of goonda Raj? Doubt the report.

maybe pressure from male family members voting for the goonda party

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 10:53

Prem Kumar wrote:The same thought occurred to me while posting. Possibly, in the short term, there will be a vote-split. But, over time, such a party will move the Overton window - both due to its own actions/messaging and BJP's reaction to it (in order to not see its votebank bleed out). The average Hindu will also be better informed about his/her rights & civilizational risks.

We need a party that will amplify a few leading voices calling for a cultural reset, so that the rest of the masses are made aware.

Currently, the BJP is letting the BIF parties dictate how much its locus moves. We need to counter-balance that.

choosing between the aap and the congis is like choosing your executioners whilw sharpening their knives for them

Both are rabid BIF products with agendas very different from yours

counter how when the urban Hindoos refuse to vote in most states.

In bangalore, when the EC purposely schedules voting on a day either preceding or following a holiday, no one objects and the jokers, en famille, go on a long weekend out of town.

so the puncherwallahs and slumlords make money by staying and voting for their parties and end up dictating policy

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 09 Mar 2022 10:56

CalvinH wrote:
Baikul wrote:
AAP when it enters a new state has a very smart and streamlined social media/ research team / social
Influencer model. They are also very good at identifying funders. Just an example - In terms of early stages tactics, an example they pay their research teams significant salaries to just go a sit in a state (assembly by assembly) to do various kinds of analyses. NO other party does this (AGAIK).

There are so many nuances and caveats to this, someone could write a book. However we are on a forum and a post can only convey so much
You are giving too much credit to AAP. You dont have to write a book when facts are simple. Just look at the string of elections AAP has fought and lost in many states in the past including Haryana where the founder originally belongs to and which was the initial focus state for AAP. You will get you answer to streamlined social media strategies and influencer model of AAP.

AAP will get lucky in Punjab due to a 4 way fight that will bring down vote share of everyone. They didnt even played well with all things working in their favor.

In a regular circumstances with no infighting in congress and SAD-BJP fighting together they would gotten lesser seats than last elections. Just see their LS performance between 2014 and 2019 elections in Punjab.

As far as I know the past is not a good indicator of the present or future in electoral politics; otherwise we’d be looking at INC performances in an earlier decade.

It’s not the four way fight that’s mainly in AAP’s favour. Once the farmer agitation started the BJP was done. Then there’s very clear feedback that the Sikh voter wants to give someone else a chance.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 11:06

Baikul wrote:
CalvinH wrote:
You are giving too much credit to AAP. You dont have to write a book when facts are simple. Just look at the string of elections AAP has fought and lost in many states in the past including Haryana where the founder originally belongs to and which was the initial focus state for AAP. You will get you answer to streamlined social media strategies and influencer model of AAP.

AAP will get lucky in Punjab due to a 4 way fight that will bring down vote share of everyone. They didnt even played well with all things working in their favor.

In a regular circumstances with no infighting in congress and SAD-BJP fighting together they would gotten lesser seats than last elections. Just see their LS performance between 2014 and 2019 elections in Punjab.
As far as I know the past is not a good indicator of the present or future in electoral politics; otherwise we’d be looking at INC performances in an earlier decade.

It’s not the four way fight that’s mainly in AAP’s favour. Once the farmer agitation started the BJP was done. Then there’s very clear feedback that the Sikh voter wants to give someone else a chance.

the aap was a major facilitator, funder, provider of free water, electricity, internet, huge quantities of diesel and many langar type kitchens with an eye mainly to cash in during the punjab elections

they did it with a clear quid pro quo understanding with the "leaders" of the agitators.

punjab being a border state is what is troubling everyone.

vimal · Post by **vimal** » 09 Mar 2022 11:09

Let me frame a new name for AAP -> Aapka Apna Pakistan

Yagnasri · Post by **Yagnasri** » 09 Mar 2022 11:19

chetak wrote: the jat sikhs will not take kindly to being pushed around by khujliwal

It is the Punjab police that must be safeguarded against subversion

These Jat Sikhs will be the main supporters of such demands. They have already proven to be politically and economically not well informed during this "farmer's agitation". It is therefore very easy to manipulate them and AK47 will do that. Plus almost 2+ decades of Khali propaganda is going on in the state and all over the world which has poisoned the minds of a lot of people. Entire MSM and lootian dalali gangs will support any BIF activity initiated by AK47.

Not just BIF activities, in Punjab the anti-RSS and anti-Modi campaign is going on for many years. BJP was/isweak and never seriously countered that.

There is also one thing I observed, feudal mindset people have no problem is accepting a bigger overlord. So I fear that Jat Sikhs may accept the lordship for AK47.

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 09 Mar 2022 11:24

chetak wrote:
the aap was a major facilitator, funder, provider of free water, electricity, internet, huge quantities of diesel and many langar type kitchens with an eye mainly to cash in during the punjab elections

they did it with a clear quid pro quo understanding with the "leaders" of the agitators.

punjab being a border state is what is troubling everyone.

Agreed totally.

vimal wrote:Let me frame a new name for AAP -> Aapka Apna Pakistan

But as an aside, and in all fairness, while many BJP supporters consider AAP to be INC lite, the INC has been very very clear that they think AAP to be BJP’s B team. What that tells me is that AAP walks a very fine line.

Manish_Sharma · Post by **Manish_Sharma** » 09 Mar 2022 13:50

Baikul wrote:
But as an aside, and in all fairness, while many BJP supporters consider AAP to be INC lite, the INC has been very very clear that they think AAP to be BJP’s B team. What that tells me is that AAP walks a very fine line.

While cong has turned Maoist-naxalite after Narsimha Rao by Antonia familia in TOP DOWN manner.....

AAP is Maoist-naxalite organically from grassroots. Look at Delhi cabinet gopal rai, atishi marlena(Marx + Lenin named by her marxist parents).
SO AAP IS CONGRESS ON STEROIDS NOT CONGRESS-LITE

Kejri was stood up against Ramdev anti corruption campaign by Ford foundation of culinary institute.

In 2006 Antonia wrote letters to PM Manmohan and Finance Minister Chidambaram instructing them "not to transfer kejri and his wife out of Delhi ever" (which is mandatory for all officials every 3 years).

When kejri made 49 days sarkar IT WAS Congress that supported them.

Have you ever seen kejri attacking Antonia-Bianca-Raul ever? He attacks Jaitley, Shah and Modi continously. Have you ever seen vice versa? Did Raul Bianca not sit out last Delhi election during campaign just like Mayawati sat out this election? Sole speech vinci sister gave attacked BJP.

AAP and Congress are mixable like water and salt. They are after all sickular, BIF, Porki lovers, west funded.

While BJP AAP are like water and oil.

It was just frenemy attack by bianca on kejri during Punjab campaign to call him RSS

See mohalla clinics in Delhi having kejri Teresa pics.

Even now if both aap cong fall short then they will form coalition but there will never be BJP AAP coalition.

https://twitter.com/dhwaj99/status/1358 ... dkQ4w&s=19

https://indianexpress.com/elections/lok ... i-5686285/
Do you think sitaram yechury would have attended AAP Rallies if it was RSS supported?

Sachin · Post by **Sachin** » 09 Mar 2022 15:08

fanne wrote:dark days are ahead, thankfully we have a good team at center to tackle it. Only thing that team lacks is ruthlessness of Cong - perhaps because the eco system is still with BIF?

Hmm.. I was confident till a couple of years back. But handling of Anti-CAA protests and the Farmer broker gang protest reduced my faith in current GoI by a couple of notches. BJP always seems to be a party focusing on elections, and then development schemes. But they are not in a position to manipulate other power groups to work with them.

Tanaji wrote:If PJ goes to AAP, Kejriwal will start agitating on things that he knows the Centre is unable to give.

As I see it; the next round of terrorism will be from PJ. The BIF know that Kashmir is now gone out of their hands completely. Who ever they hoped to mess up Kashmir (Muftis, Abdullahs etc.) have kind of sided lined completely. So now trouble has to be created else where; and PJ is now ripe for it. And I see all this being very cyclical.

PJ had terrorism going strong in 1980s, it was quelled by then; but then terrorism was shifted to J&K. Now the wheel has turned, and it is back to PJ.
In PJ terrorism was allowed to grow because of political tactics (Indira Ghandi allowed folks like Bindranwale), in J&K it was the Kashmiri politicians who actually played along with the terrorists. Now in PJ, if AAP wins we have another government which believes in anarchy.

Vips wrote:It would be good if AAP grows more in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh to ensure decimation of Congress in all future elections. Wherever AAP grows, congress shrinks. Need a Congress-mukt Bharat.

AAP is nothing but a new version of Indian National Congress. Looks like BIF which relied totally on Indian National Congress to mess up India now have lost faith in M/s Sonia Maino, Pappu Ghandi and Pappini Vadra. They have realised that INC has now gone beyond repairs, and nearly 5-8 years back slowly started propping up AAP. Kejri & Co were all identified for this perhaps 10-15 years earlier itself.

Rudradev wrote:Before Sonia Maino took over the Congress Party in the mid 1990s, it had many faults but it was not outright anti-India for the most part.

+1. For all ills of Congress party, till the death of Rahul Ghandi Congress was not seen as a anti-Hindu party. After the death of Rajiv Ghandi for all practical purpose INC became a Catholic Congress. The coterie around Sonia Ghandi were mostly X'ians. In states like KL, where Congress leaders like K. Karunakaran -an unabhased Hindu - were all side lined, and X'ian leaders took over.

chetak wrote:In bangalore, when the EC purposely schedules voting on a day either preceding or following a holiday, no one objects and the jokers, en famille, go on a long weekend out of town.

In a way, it may help to keep AAP away from Bangalore

. The maximum number of AAPtards are from the group of people who run away from the city over a long week end. It is the Mannine magas who actually stand in line to vote, which gives a fair chance for INC, BJP and JD(S). AAP vote bank essentially are AAPtards, mainly people who migrated to the city during the IT Boom. All of them live in an utopian world (the larger number of pegs, the more higher would be their utopian world).

Deans · Post by **Deans** » 09 Mar 2022 15:27

I'd prefer AAP to Cong in Punjab. It further weakens Cong, losing one of the few states they control will increase defections and rebellion against the family. It will encourage AAP and TMC to contest in other states, thereby dividing the anti BJP vote. I think AAP will make an honest effort to govern for the next 2 years, because they would look at making impact in 2024.

greatde · Post by **greatde** » 09 Mar 2022 18:04

If Mann does become Punjab CM, does he own his allegiance or bow down to Kejriwal? The Punjab AAP itself itself can be seen as separate regional party? There could be infighting, differences and it can be exploited including by Khalistani elements.

Yet, the worst part is alcohol, drugs are nowhere in the narrative, when that was the mainstream narrative back in 2017 elections. What does the future hold with Mann has potential CM..

greatde · Post by **greatde** » 09 Mar 2022 18:19

Prem Kumar wrote: The under-25 phenomenon is something I'd blame Modi & Co for. Been in power for 7.5 years and haven't touched the history our kids are taught, the Hinduphobia our UPSC candidates are taught, haven't cut the media down to size (though people like NDTV have literally criminal charges against them) etc. 7.5 years is nearly an entire school going generation's formative years. That gen is lost, in spite of a nationalist govt in power. The dividends are here for everyone to see

BJP got a new voters from 2014-2019, despite the curriculum so the attraction towards BJP is there. At least, the tier 2 & 3 towns understanding of nation, comes from their parents, surroundings, not the books.

Of course, the anti-establishment mood works with youths, and they are getting influenced by it today. No wonder Modi/BJP keeps talking about 70 year Congress misrule and dynasts parties. Yet, can BJP keep convincing that it is not the establishment, and the problems are deep-rooted from the past?

Also, humor works with youths. That's perhaps Congress biggest nemesis where its leader has zero charisma and joker image. No wonder, they wanted Sidhu as he attracts crowds. For BJP it,needs some regional stars,to further their base. In Hindi heartland, they have Bollywood celebs and it works with LS elections.

rajkumar · Post by **rajkumar** » 09 Mar 2022 18:49

32% of women voters are stupid enough to vote for such a return of goonda Raj? Doubt the report.

Possibly Muslim women voters

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 09 Mar 2022 18:57

BJP will lose onlee.

suryag · Post by **suryag** » 09 Mar 2022 19:27

Dilbu ji please also try "AAP will win Punjab onlee"

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 09 Mar 2022 19:33

It doesn't work in a negative way to put a curse saar. Otherwise would have used it on TSP hajaar times by now.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 09 Mar 2022 19:46

greatde wrote:If Mann does become Punjab CM, does he own his allegiance or bow down to Kejriwal? The Punjab AAP itself itself can be seen as separate regional party? There could be infighting, differences and it can be exploited including by Khalistani elements.

Yet, the worst part is alcohol, drugs are nowhere in the narrative, when that was the mainstream narrative back in 2017 elections. What does the future hold with Mann has potential CM..

There may be a "parliamentary committee" meeting of the aapis and they may opt for someone other than mann because of "popular" sentiments and the need to provide "good governance"

the center will increase its surveillance and do it in an obvious way. A few untoward violent incidents may well precipitate president's rule