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sudeepj wrote:This is absurd.. Its the JOB of the Electoral Commission to ensure that free and fair elections take place and electioneering is an integral part of elections. Ram Nath Kovind should go ahead and place WB under presidents rule now because the state police is filled with TMC cadres and is not listening to the ECI.

Manu wrote:Is anyone keeping a watch on Nitish Kumar and Shiv Sena....hope they dont go the Gadkari "compromise candidate" way...this news is becoming more and more common....not sure what happened in the last phase of the GE 2019 that everyone has become conservative on BJP's chances of getting ~250

abhijitm wrote:ECI is not geared to handle such crisis and operationally prepared to take decisions. This is basically handful of people outsourcing short term executives from every nook and corner of government departments. This is an exhaustive and tiring election they forced on to themselves. When election goes for months these things bound to happen. Next time EC should come up with much more efficient plan. You have 5 more years, plan it, budget it, implement it. 1.5 months of election is not acceptable by any means. {deleted original}

Manish_Sharma wrote:It's not about your or my belief, its what familia & coterie believes and strategise around that belief

Manu wrote:Is anyone keeping a watch on Nitish Kumar and Shiv Sena....hope they dont go the Gadkari "compromise candidate" way...this news is becoming more and more common....not sure what happened in the last phase of the GE 2019 that everyone has become conservative on BJP's chances of getting ~250

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Basically @AmitShah is King Kong. And nobody knows how to organise an election in quite the same way as the BJP President. Jo Jeeta Wahi Sikander. Many congratulations to the BJP. This is one heck of a performance. Path to victory in 2019 just became a lot easier.

Suraj wrote:

abhijitm wrote:{deleted}

This is really unfortunate language to use on a forum like this. First rule of being a member here is that you don't piss upon your own country to make your argument.

It seems people take it for granted that the elections will be held smoothly all over. That's not really possible everywhere. The electorate is 900 million people. The population of this planet is 7000 million. The Indian electorate is larger than the next dozen or so democracies combined.

Don't use such language against the country while venting your own frustration. I suggest you edit your post.

abhijitm wrote:Edited. Note that intention was not to piss upon own country. It is a criticism on an institution who can improve its own efficiency. I still think that the current efficiency does not bode well to the status of India. I believe the delay is more on logistical efficiency than the size of country or electorate, and there is scope for improvement.

Manish_Sharma wrote:

darshan wrote: ...Similar to cataloging all the Hindu temples and places being destroyed.
Where does Hindu go to get statistics on slow genocides?

Buy:
1. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them Volume 1

2. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them Volume 1 Volume 2

3. The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sto ... m_in_India

4. How I became a Hindu

5. Heroic Hindu Resistance to Muslim Invaders (636 AD to 1206 AD)

By Shri Sita Ram Goel

Buy them, read them, gift them

Manish_Sharma wrote:

darshan wrote: ...Similar to cataloging all the Hindu temples and places being destroyed. When we loose that information, it's hard to make a case about Hindu genocides occurring in slow time. For example, I'm sure that my local town paper that used to have few reports per week about acid throwing, abductions, etc. would probably never make it to statistics as they never archived papers.

Where does Hindu go to get statistics on slow genocides?

Buy:
1. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them Volume 1

2. Hindu Temples: What Happened to Them Volume 1 Volume 2

3. The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sto ... m_in_India

4. How I became a Hindu

5. Heroic Hindu Resistance to Muslim Invaders (636 AD to 1206 AD)

By Shri Sita Ram Goel

Buy them, read them, gift them

abhijitm wrote:ECI is not geared to handle such crisis and operationally prepared to take decisions. This is basically handful of people outsourcing short term executives from every nook and corner of government departments. This is an exhaustive and tiring election they forced on to themselves. When election goes for months these things bound to happen. Next time EC should come up with much more efficient plan. You have 5 more years, plan it, budget it, implement it. 1.5 months of election should not acceptable.

ramana wrote:So why is Sonia Gandhi inviting TRS, TDP and YCP leaders to meet he in Delhi?

ramana wrote:So why is Sonia Gandhi inviting TRS, TDP and YCP leaders to meet he in Delhi?

Mollick.R wrote:Im feeling very tensed.
Why suddenly those talks of negativity surfaced???
Till 5th stage even jurnos on dynasty payroll were sensing NDA victory.

Was 6th phase that much bad ???

Mollick.R wrote:Im feeling very tensed.
Why suddenly those talks of negativity surfaced???
Till 5th stage even jurnos on dynasty payroll were sensing NDA victory.

Was 6th phase that much bad ???

nachiket wrote:

ramana wrote:So why is Sonia Gandhi inviting TRS, TDP and YCP leaders to meet he in Delhi?

Getting ready to form super maha-thugbandhan in case NDA falls just short of majority, would be my guess. They will need pretty much everybody to make the numbers.

OmkarC wrote: The fact that Jagan, KCR have accepted Sonia ji’s invite either indicates they want to drive a hard bargain with bjp or they are unsure of BJP’s victory.. Apparently Pranab da played a key role in convincing Jagan to meet Sonia.

BTW, What’s preventing BJP from cozying up to these two parties ? Neither is worse than DMK or TDP.

Mollick.R wrote:
Im feeling very tensed.
Why suddenly those talks of negativity surfaced???
Till 5th stage even jurnos on dynasty payroll were sensing NDA victory.
Was 6th phase that much bad ??

Bhopal, May 15: Till the culmination of the fifth phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections 2019, Indore's famous satta bazar (betting market) had odds in favour of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to cross a total of 240 seats on its own. After the sixth phase of polling, there has been a drop in support for BJP, according to Matka players and bookies. With less than 10 days left for the Lok Sabha election result, the BJP is now projected to win 220 seats.
Till about ten days ago, Indore's satta bazar was abuzz with speculation that the BJP may win a total of 240 seats on its own and get a comfortable majority along with other partners of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The last two phases BJP's tally is being quoted at 220 in the satta market, reported news agency IANS. Bookies and Matka players are still of the view that the Congress would not cross the 100-mark.
Earlier, Rajasthan's famous Phalodi satta bazaar predicted 240-245 seats for the BJP with the NDA touching 320-325. The betting market in Gujarat's Surat forecast 246-248 seats in favour of BJP. Bookies say the Congress would be at a distant second with 78-80 seats. We at LatestLY doesn't support betting and these numbers are based on speculations in the betting market.
The 120-year-old satta market in Indore had predicted a Congress victory in the December assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh which came true though the numbers fell short. Initially, Congress was projected to bag 122 seats and BJP 90. After the nominations were filed, the BJP inched ahead past 100 to settle at 102 while the Congress slipped to 114. It stayed there on the figure in the market and in reality.
However, there have been elections predictions of which were wrongly made by punters. The betting market made the wrong forecast of Delhi and Bihar Assembly elections in 2015. The worst debacle was the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls of 2017. The satta bazar called the BJP figure at 203 seats, which actually overshot to 325.

rajsunder wrote:11 crore BJP party registered members, at least 10 crore beneficiaries of schemes provided by NaMo and then add at least 10+ crore of the party member and beneficiaries spouses, friends.
Total comes to more than 30 crore votes, which means over 50% of votes(66% voting of 900 million eligible voters) for BJP and it's NDA parties.
I expect no less than 340 seats to BJP on 23rd.

Don’t believe EVMs are manipulated: Ajit Pawar“I feel that if the EVMs were being manipulated then BJP would not have lost the polls in the five states last year. Elections are held in a massive manner and I don’t think it is easy to manipulate EVMs,” he said.

Mumbai: After NCP chief Sharad Pawar’s recent claim of irregularities in electronic voting machines (EVM), his nephew and party leader Ajit Pawar on Monday said he does not believe the machines are being tampered with.

“I feel that if the EVMs were being manipulated then BJP would not have lost the polls in the five states last year. Elections are held in a massive manner and I don’t think it is easy to manipulate EVMs,” he said.

Hours after Pawar’s comment, NCP MP Majeed Memon tweeted, “Let all federal opposition leaders keep strict vigil on store rooms where EVMs are placed till 23rd May. Tampering and manipulations cannot be wholly ruled out to alter people’s mandate.”

chetak wrote:

sanjaykumar wrote:Maxwell is Australian.

he was born a brit and educated there.

the ruinous state of the country of his birth will not leave him unmoved and India's rise will certainly remind him of the malicious lies that he wrote about her and his bitter forecasts that did not come true.

he displayed a churchillian desire to see India go down in flames.

ramana wrote:Mollick stay calm.
All voting over by Sunday.
Next week.by this time results will be over.
Then we should ULTA latka the wrong pollsters.

nandakumar wrote:

chetak wrote:
he was born a brit and educated there.

the ruinous state of the country of his birth will not leave him unmoved and India's rise will certainly remind him of the malicious lies that he wrote about her and his bitter forecasts that did not come true.

he displayed a churchillian desire to see India go down in flames.

The actual report on which Maxwell based his book was authored by Henderson Brooks, a retired Indian army officer of Anglo-Indian origin who later migrated to Australia and PS Bhagat who won a Victoria Cross for his contribution in the second World War.

ramana wrote:It would be interesting to know which 100 seats Congress is expected to get per the Satta market?

We already completed 6 phases and the 7th phase is hardly Congress friendly area.
Punjab and MP with 13 and 8 respectively.
be generous and let them get half each.
Or take the voteshare % of last assy elections and give them proportionally.

So any takers to tally the 100 for Congress?