Who is the BJP PM face for 2029? He/She needs to be slowly brought in the limelight now with planned 'successes' shown to the public
Manish_P wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 08:34Who is the BJP PM face for 2029? He/She needs to be slowly brought in the limelight now with planned 'successes' shown to the public
For the other side it looks like the Prince will be the front runner, given the recent results and the fact that he is the most recognisable (and therefore acceptable) face across the states pan India
Time to press the accelerator on this topic and have EC disqualify those elected by bribe charges. I hope they extend it to the South, the dravidas are known to bribe voters with cash incentives. PGuru channel stated that the DMK gave sachels with a tiny gold jewellery to many woman in slum areas and prompted them to vote DMK. The Hindus who voted for DMK ought to be ashamed of themselves after Yuvaprince stalin jr publicly stated that he wanted to eradicate Sanatan Dharma.
Deans wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 08:18We have elections due in Maharashtra, Haryana, Delhi, Jharkhand and Jammu/Kashmir.chetak wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 06:28
sirji,
Rather a smaller loss and a big jolt now, with course corrections implemented well in time, because it would be better than suffering a nasty election result in 2029 where facing political annihilation could be the possible result
If no action is taken soon by the BJP to halt the political violence in bengal and safe guard their party workers, India could well lose bengal to the jihadis with secessionist movements gaining strength in TN, cashmere, KER and parts of the NE and PUN
It will be a big challenge for BJP to win ANY of these states. Preparation has to start today.
What is amazing is the amount of effort it takes to convince Hindus to vote for BJP and wean them away from anti-Hindu parties. Does this happen with any other race too? It is like Jews voting blindly for Nazis
What?!!!A_Gupta wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 01:50 OK, amend that to "like the Indian cricket team, brilliant but inconsistent".
When a performance target is set and one doesn't meet it and misses it by a mile (240 instead of 300+) , it is known as failure, except in the politically correct world, where it may be termed as "performance challenged" or underperformance.
No offense to him. But he should seek help from BJP first.
now real Politician from Modi ji will come out. lets see how captain steady the ship and bring it out of turbulent water.chetak wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 09:03Manish_P wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 08:34
Who is the BJP PM face for 2029? He/She needs to be slowly brought in the limelight now with planned 'successes' shown to the public
For the other side it looks like the Prince will be the front runner, given the recent results and the fact that he is the most recognisable (and therefore acceptable) face across the states pan India
Manish ji,
people can only speculate as to the successor to Modiji
But it would be premature to write off Modiji himself
Chetak sir, doubt he will run for 4th term. Unless it is critically required.chetak wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 09:03Manish_P wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 08:34
Who is the BJP PM face for 2029? He/She needs to be slowly brought in the limelight now with planned 'successes' shown to the public
For the other side it looks like the Prince will be the front runner, given the recent results and the fact that he is the most recognisable (and therefore acceptable) face across the states pan India
Manish ji,
people can only speculate as to the successor to Modiji
But it would be premature to write off Modiji himself
Yogi cant be a PM.candidate given the debacle in UP though it was hardly his fault !!
ANI@ANI
On leaders of foreign countries invited for the swearing-in ceremony of PM-designate Narendra Modi, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor says, "I think that's a good tradition of inviting the neighbouring countries. But this time there's one less. He has not invited Pakistan. So again, that also sends a signal..."
He further said, "I have not been invited to the swearing-in, so I'll be watching the (India vs Pakistan) match."
Going by your logic only Mamta or Kejri (may be Stalin) would qualify to be PM from opposition and RG, AY etc can never be one.
SBajwa wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 12:53 One of the very good infrastructure push was started by CBN by creating a totally new Capital city at Amravati in the center of the state of Andhara Pradesh., had been totally stopped since Jagan Mohan reddy came to power in 2019. 28,000 acres of agriculture land was acquired from farmers and construction started. Jagan mohan Reddy stopped the construction as his idea was to create three different cities (Judicial, Legislative and Administrative capitals) at Kurnool, Amravati and Visakhapatnam. High court went against JMR. Supreme court of India stated that construction should stopped till 2024 elections. Now that CBN is back in state let's hope that this Capital city complex is built as fast as possible. This is one of the main reasons that CBN is supporting NDA.
It is a good thing for many farmers who donated land for this project.
. She for the first time understood Hinduism is also called Sanatana Dharma. ADMK votes are going to collapse sooner than later.Mayawati had blamed Muslims for her party’s defeat after the 2022 UP Assembly polls too when the party’s vote share fell to 12.88%. At the time, the BSP fielded 88 Muslim candidates, none of whom won. The BSP won just one Assembly seat in that election. At the time too, a majority of Muslims voted for an SP-led alliance.
“Muslim community has not been able to understand the BSP despite that party giving them adequate representation in the past several elections. In this situation, the party will give an opportunity to them in future elections thoughtfully (kaafi soch samajhkar) so that the party does not suffer a terrible loss like this election in future,” Mayawati said in a statement.
How long will anybody vote for her candidates, knowing fully well they wont win. Will she see the light and join NDA or let her party wither away?An analysis of the results declared on June 4 shows that in the 79 seats in UP that the BSP contested, its total vote share was 9.39%, which is consistent with the average vote share received by the party’s Muslim candidates in the 19 constituencies. This itself is four percentage points lower than the number of Jatav Dalit voters in the state. Jatavs are considered the BSP’s core voter base. This indicates that along with Muslim votes, the BSP also did not receive the entire Jatav votes.
Does this suggest the Muslim vote was not so much pro-Samajwadi/Congress but rather anti-Modi/BJP?Her outburst was driven by the Muslim community’s overwhelming choice of the Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance to defeat the BJP. This upset the BSP leadership as Muslims did not vote for the party despite it giving the most tickets to Muslims in the state (19) and across the country (37).
That's the issue, sir. The BJP needs a few strong faces a couple of years at least before 2029. Which means that the successor candidates should be brought out in the fore front a year max from now.
damage has been done. now BJP need to clean up "Change of Constitution" and Freebie narrative and bring back SC/ST votes.greatde wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 21:35 BJP did give the first actual Dalit & ST for India president, and various record numbers of allocations within SC/ST/OBC. Yet, they lost their votes in some constituencies, and ironic, development could be one reason. New development brings competition, and changes the status quo, brings jealously, and lot of our own people don't have the skills to innovate or adapt.
Indian voters can be downright infuriating when it comes to things like thatgreatde wrote: ↑09 Jun 2024 21:35 BJP did give the first actual Dalit & ST for India president, and various record numbers of allocations within SC/ST/OBC. Yet, they lost their votes in some constituencies, and ironic, development could be one reason. New development brings competition, and changes the status quo, brings jealously, and lot of our own people don't have the skills to innovate or adapt.
AkshaySG ji, Ayodhya is one of the five assembly constituencies that make up the Faizabad MP constituency. BJP MP candidate did garner majority vote from Ayodhya. He got creamed in the other four.
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No Name District Member Party
270 Dariyabad Barabanki Satish Sharma Bharatiya Janata Party
271 Rudauli Ayodhya Ram Chandra Yadav Bharatiya Janata Party
273 Milkipur (SC) " Awadhesh Prasad Samajwadi Party
274 Bikapur " Amit Singh Chauhan Bharatiya Janata Party
275 Ayodhya " Ved Prakash Gupta Bharatiya Janata Party
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That's reactively, yet not the solution. Didn't Modi/BJP make 3 grassroots workers as CM for 3 states recently? There is enough reward, and yet, many are critical of them today. So make your mind on what is needed?chetak wrote: ↑10 Jun 2024 11:51All that the BJP needs to do is get back to its roots and to re establish the connect it seems to have lost with its core grass roots savvy supporters
Reduce imports, especially the shady guys from other parties and look much more to its own people for organic growth but this approach by itself can be divisive if not handled with fairness, transparency and sensitivity.
Do not encourage the formation of local cliques that may lead to one or more groups cornering the "fruits" of such organic growth
Yes.
