The BJP came 2nd in 18 seats in TG, but only 2 of them had a winning margin of under 10,000 votes.
This is not new. TN/KL Ropers and Rolers have been doing this for a long time. Extremely active and vocal on SM and leave no chance to show Hindus down.Sachin wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023 11:39 For a change I noticed RoL-ers from Southern states like KL being very abusive of the Northies who vote for BJP and come to KL for work.
The new game plan for seculars seems to be bringing a North v/s South divide. I may sound mean here, if this becomes a possibility BJP should use the river/water issues to make these states go at each other's throats.
ricky_v wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023 16:10 ct's flying thick and fast, 1 that i would personally subscribe to though is that the dmk intentionally sabotaged the inc through the disease man, the dmk is cribbing that his utterance was shared far and wide, but he had the opportunity to dissociate himself from that viewpoint for a long time before the final voting and everyone should have known that such words would create trouble for its partner; but now, the inc has no more dictating power at the dotted table and must share seats from its own kitty, good job udh(arma)ay
Such things are easy to say, but in that case the alternate scenario would be the BRS and INC forming a goremint together, i.e., driving KCR into the Dotdot alliance instead of NDA. These two parties are full of people with common interests and common political ancestry.vijayk wrote: ↑05 Dec 2023 04:13 Sigma Talk @truthbomb6688
Removing Bandi Sanjay due to internal politics reduced bjp to 9 otherwise it wud have been atleast 20 seats.
And nobody wud have got majority and BJp had gud chance of forming alliance or outside support to TRS .
Congress wud have been a bay
Santosh ji, it's not just the muslim vote, but everone who had a beef with BJP, and TRS went with congress. Even the erstwhile TDP voters who slowly got into TRS votebank because of KTR's 'IT Development' image voted congress this time because of the resulting high drama from the arrest of CB Naidu in Andhra. Also in this list were BJP supporters who chose congress after how BJP leadership seemed to abandon Bandi Sanjay.Santosh wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023 10:47 The news of overt and then covert alliance between BJP and TRS seems to have backfired and muslim vote transferred to Khangress. We can expect this to repeat in 2024. Question is how much of TRS vote will transfer to BJP in LS. BJP can keep TRS in line because of Delhi liquor scam but if TRS core voters sit out, BJP won't gain anything. Time to correct its mistake and bring Bandi Sanjay back in full force for 2024. EIther way, TRS is looking at end of the road because muslims are not coming back. TG will become a 2 party race which BJP will eventually dominate.
Did congress got 420% vote? hain ji, if everyone voted that must be the number?Jay wrote: ↑05 Dec 2023 07:00
Santosh ji, it's not just the muslim vote, but everone who had a beef with BJP, and TRS went with congress. Even the erstwhile TDP voters who slowly got into TRS votebank because of KTR's 'IT Development' image voted congress this time because of the resulting high drama from the arrest of CB Naidu in Andhra. Also in this list were BJP supporters who chose congress after how BJP leadership seemed to abandon Bandi Sanjay.
What are the possibilities of BJP tying up with one group of ADMK? At least some kind of tacit understanding. "Rising treasure" has already started whining that he was misquoted on Sanatana DharmaKL Dubey wrote:so it is highly unlikely that Annamalai will be told to hold his horses
. KL BJP is in tatters, again with a "All chiefs, no Indians" kind of stance. Also the commies have also started increasing their propaganda, with the peacefool groups also giving monetary support. The UDF is now seen as a tooth-less opposition. So there are chances that commies will be able to send view of their folks as Lok Sabha MPs. But what I would really like to see is CPI(M) given one more chance (third in a row) to rule Kerala. That would permenantly sink the state financially, and then commies may be ready for the West Bengal treatment.The final frontier is KL. Not much work going on right now, but post-2024 the commies may face considerable heat. Given the anti-incumbency against "Pinamayi" Vijayan it is quite possible that INC/UDF will sweep KL entirely in LS 2024.
'Conceit': Congress slammed by INDIA bloc allies after 3-1 election drubbing
New Delhi: Fault lines in the Opposition's INDIA bloc became apparent on Sunday after partners blamed the Congress party for its 3-0 drubbing against the Bharatiya Janata Party in Hindi heartland states – Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Congress allies Samajwadi Party, Janata Dal(United), Trinamool Congress launched sharp attacks against the Mallikarjun Kharge-led party, accusing it of ignoring its INDIA partners.
The Samajwadi Party, which had a massive row with the Congress in the run-up to the elections over seat sharing, said it was Kamal Nath's "indecent" statements against Akhilesh Yadav that led to the party's defeat.
"Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath gave an indecent statement against the SP chief. He called the SP chief, who has been a four-time MP and the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh as 'Akhilesh-Vakhilesh' due to which not only Madhya Pradesh, but the people of Bahujan class and backward classes were hurt, and its adverse effect was reflected in the results,” SP spokesperson Manoj Singh Yadav.
The Samajwadi Party had called the Congress party's refusal to give seats "betrayal".
chetak sir, indeed, but this has cost their allies, the inc, big time, even today some dmk guy stated in the parliament that the bjp can only be elected in and i quote, gaumutra states, in state politics, the dmk might conclude to polarise against a potential annamalai storm and thus go on the regular dravidian offensive and at the same time, cut down an overbearing partner to size nationallychetak wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023 21:21 the little schitt reiterated his statement again some time after that.
It was deliberately done to give him a macho image.
looks like his earlier follically challenged pater, since strutting his thailand transplanted coiffure, is apparently ready to hand over the reins to his pussy faced political heir, and said political heir needs a macho image makeover to wield dravidiya style authority while majestically adorning the CM gaddi and lording it over the loot collection agenda
looks like their calculations went a teeny bit awry....
Zoram People's Movement (ZPM), a six party alliance, is headed toward forming the government on it own in Mizoram. at 12 noon Election Commission trends showed the ZPM leading in 26 of the 40 seats. Among these ZPM has so far clinched 7 wins on Monday as the counting of votes proceeded further.
the incumbent cm lost his seat, the new cm aspirant has an interesting background, was an ips officer, headed security of indira gandhi for a while, was also involved in brokering a peace accord with the then proscribed mnf"Tomorrow or the day after tomorrow I will meet the Governor...Swearing-in will be within this month" Lalduhoma said.
"Mizoram is facing financial crises... That is what we are going to inherit from the outgoing government...We are going to fulfill our commitment... Financial reform is necessary, and for that, we are going to make a resource mobilisation team" Lalduhoma added.
While the ECI has not yet declared the result of the seat, trends indicate that incumbent Chief Minister Zoramthanga is set to lose his Aizawl East - I seat to ZPM's Lalthansanga. After three out of three rounds of counting, he is trailing by 2101 votes.
ZPM, the opposition party, swept the polls, winning 27 of the 40 seats, while the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF), led by Chief Minister Zoramthanga, bagged 10 seats and was leading in one.
Lalduhoma, 74, who is set to become the next chief minister, told Hindustan Times about the priorities of his government.
They are
-Procure ginger, turmeric, chili, and broomsticks at a minimum pre-determined price to support farmers
-Constitute an expert committee and put fiscal reforms in place
-Adopt a policy of zero tolerance for corruption
-Grant permission to the CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) to act on corruption
Revanth Reddy to take oath on December 7th as Telangana Chief Minister.
Annamalai has been firing away at both the DMK and AIADMK and I don't see any sign of directions from HQ to rein him in whatsoever. He is focusing on building the party and votebank.
if only this lady puts that effort in cleaning up Rajasthan ... woof!!!
People need to believe that BJP is only alternative to DMK thugs like in Telangana, people believed that Revanth Reddy only can take on KCR.KL Dubey wrote: ↑05 Dec 2023 20:52Annamalai has been firing away at both the DMK and AIADMK and I don't see any sign of directions from HQ to rein him in whatsoever. He is focusing on building the party and votebank.
One reason why AIADMK split with BJP is they were worried that Annamalai is taking away their votebank and/or driving some of their voters to DMK.
I don't see much point of rebuilding ties with the official AIADMK led by EPS, he seems to be a dyed in the wool "dravida" poltoo. The current AIADMK is a shadow of its old self and is vulnerable to loss of votebank. It was an "Amma" party all along and the succession has failed miserably due to lack of competent heirs.
There are no more "groups of AIADMK". The courts and ECI have rejected all the other ex-AIADMK factions/claimants including OPS, TTV, VKS and awarded the party to EPS. He has expelled all the other contestants.
There is likely some possibility with the ex-AIADMK groups, although I don't know how many votes these people can bring. OPS and his supporters are looking for options and are believed to be in touch with BJP. TTV has a party called AMMK and is in some kind of working arrangement with OPS. VKS is banned from elections for a few years but might have some backroom role.
It is possible these expelled ex-AIADMK factions could help bolster BJP/NDA, but I doubt the quality and commitment of all these above characters. BJP will no doubt have to do the heavy lifting of getting voters.
Exactly. TN people are waiting for a clean alternative. They need to realize that ADMK DMK is the face of the same coin. Annamalai is making a significant impact. If he can forge more organizational infrastructure, there is a chance to increase the vote share significantly.vijayk wrote: ↑05 Dec 2023 22:35People need to believe that BJP is only alternative to DMK thugs like in Telangana, people believed that Revanth Reddy only can take on KCR.KL Dubey wrote: ↑05 Dec 2023 20:52
Annamalai has been firing away at both the DMK and AIADMK and I don't see any sign of directions from HQ to rein him in whatsoever. He is focusing on building the party and votebank.
One reason why AIADMK split with BJP is they were worried that Annamalai is taking away their votebank and/or driving some of their voters to DMK.
I don't see much point of rebuilding ties with the official AIADMK led by EPS, he seems to be a dyed in the wool "dravida" poltoo. The current AIADMK is a shadow of its old self and is vulnerable to loss of votebank. It was an "Amma" party all along and the succession has failed miserably due to lack of competent heirs.
There are no more "groups of AIADMK". The courts and ECI have rejected all the other ex-AIADMK factions/claimants including OPS, TTV, VKS and awarded the party to EPS. He has expelled all the other contestants.
There is likely some possibility with the ex-AIADMK groups, although I don't know how many votes these people can bring. OPS and his supporters are looking for options and are believed to be in touch with BJP. TTV has a party called AMMK and is in some kind of working arrangement with OPS. VKS is banned from elections for a few years but might have some backroom role.
It is possible these expelled ex-AIADMK factions could help bolster BJP/NDA, but I doubt the quality and commitment of all these above characters. BJP will no doubt have to do the heavy lifting of getting voters.
vijayk Saar/ Chetak Saar,
