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[kaykay]

Heard a surprising thing... BJP may even win Chhindwara.. 78% voting and kamalnath is very worried...

Meanwhile RSS has asked Modi to hit Mamta harder.. Favorable condition at 3-4 seats. Same is the case with Odisha. RSS confident of winning 4-5 seats here as well.

Some are saying that BJP has serious chances to win 4 seats out of 10 in Odisha on which yesterday polling were held.

 

[Jason bourne]

hollaaaaa ...

 

[Marxist]

Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book


Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book may bruise Congress - The Economic Times

its a good weapon .....

Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book


Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book may bruise Congress - The Economic Times

its a good weapon .....

 

[kurup]

If not this time, it will hard later.


Communists turned communal and put up non regular guy in search of votes from coastal belts which has a subcaste of christians as majority and vote as a group.His name is Bennet Abraham.

Congress has Sasi tharoor who is a famous personality , but tainted by allegations and the mysterical death of his wife after a revelation of tweeter and war with a Pakistani journalist which was a hot topic even here.

BJP put up O rajagopal, who was a former minister in Vajpayee government and was elected from Rajyasabha because was defeated in LS. He is a much respected politician and is even respected by other parties, often referred as a role model for politicians.

Initial stages were Congi Vs Commie, but they soon realised the dark horse BJP has massive support . Then they started the dirty work. Videos of Sasi taroor begging votes to a group of pastors of churches gone viral and leaflets distributing citing RSS and Modi will destroy India were freely distributed. They have the fear that Woman voters willl not vote for Taroor due to his wife death incident.

Commies started on backfoot with workers and local leaders showing displeasure over a non member getting a seat and even many workers have revolted against their candidate when he was serving as a member of a medical college he heads. They gained momentum towards end due to caste votes from atleast 3-4 areas of the constituency. Many of them believe they now has better chance than Congress.

BJP was more organised with campaigns starting as early after MODI visited the state capital. The campaign tone was mainly based on lines "send your MP as minister in MODI's government".

Its is a very tight contest and i am not yet able to predict a clear winner.

But the voter turnout was less than anticipated . Same case in Pathanamthitta .

 

[jha]

https://twitter.com/x/status/454605331515965440

https://twitter.com/x/status/454605331515965440

https://twitter.com/x/status/454605234107473920

 

[CorporateAffairs]

After years of silence, NaMo declared he was a married man & his wife is Jasodaben. Marriage was forced on a teenaged Narendra, however he left home in response to an inner call to work for the nation inspired by the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and martyrs like Bhagat Singh.

Though he was silent on the issue, he never lied about it. Jasodaben also has no grievances against him, Modi helped in her education and she is nowa teacher. She is on pilgrimage to pray for Modi.

Hats off to Narendra Modi.....History will remember that there was a man who loved his Motherland more than himself,his family and his life. The silent selfless sacrifice of this Holy Couple cannot be understood by cheap minded communists and paid media which has no patriotism within them.
Understand his sacrifice, the way he gave up his worldly pleasures & life in service of the motherland.

Young Shahid Bhagat Singh also chose Love for Motherland over love for any lady or family and he made history.

All Cannot be so courageous, Brave & Patriotic, but we can support those who are.

#AbkiBaarModiSarkar

 

[jha]

Some are saying that BJP has serious chances to win 4 seats out of 10 in Odisha on which yesterday polling were held.

Hell Yeah... No need for being nice with third fronties... If Naveen patnaik is to be destroyed for BJP to make inroads , so be it. BJP needs to be ruthless while dealing with these. BJP let Nitish and Naveen take the front in Bihar and Odisha and the result has been disastrous.

Same strategy should be used in Bengal also. If Mamta has to go for BJP to emerge, So be it.

 

[SpArK]

But the voter turnout was less than anticipated . Same case in Pathanamthitta .

It was 2 percent more than last time.... not less.

 

[jha]

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hollaaaaa ...

Perfect.. Let English media squirm in jealousy. They have been targeting Modi non stop for 12 years. Its time to watch the events unfold now.

It was 2 percent more than last time.... not less.

Hmm.. Lets hope BJP opens its account.

 

[kurup]

It was 2 percent more than last time.... not less.

I mean for a strong trilateral contest , it should have been higher like North Kerala .

 

[jha]

https://twitter.com/x/status/454613456147066880

 

[JanjaWeed]

Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book may bruise Congress

Manmohan Singh's former media adviser,Sanjaya Baru, has come out with a tell-all memoir of his days in the PMO during UPA 1. Manmohan Singh: The Accidental Prime Minister is like a House of Cards of Indian politics - not as ruthless as the American television series about Capitol Hill but terrifically real. In the midst of a general election, with six more phases to go, this could throw particularly harsh light on the Congress.

The sidelining of the prime minister by the party, as Baru describes it, will not do either of them much good. Dr Singh's tenure is coming to an end so he won't be bruised much, but the party will have some talking to do.

The damage-control has already begun. PMO's current media advisor, Pankaj Pachauri, has dismissed Baru's book "as an attempt to misuse a privileged position and access to high office to gain credibility and to apparently exploit it for commercial gains. The commentary smacks of fiction and coloured views of the former advisor". Baru has responded to the statement with a terse: "I am amused."

The Cabinet: Who Were His Allies & Critics

In the book, Baru says Singh had a difficult time in making his cabinet ministers fall in line. He did not allocate portfolios, he did not intervene much in cabinet meetings and the CCPA lost its edge. Instead, power vested with a Congress core group.

Watch: PM surrendered to Sonia and allies: Sanjaya Baru's book


While Singh found allies in the leaders of coalition parties of the UPA, he had to face much criticism from old-timers in the Congress.

Sharad Pawar, with whom Sonia Gandhi did not have the best of equations, was Singh's ally, says Baru. So was Lalu Prasad. But Vayalar Ravi, AK Antony and Arjun Singh were his critics in the cabinet. Antony might have been quiet in public but could be difficult in private, says Baru.

When the Left turned against Singh over the civil nuclear energy deal with the US and there were rumours that Pranab Mukherjee or Sushil Kumar Shinde might be considered as replacement, it was NCP's Praful Patel who assured Baru that they will not support anyone but "Doctor Saheb".

"I do not want any credit for myself"

Baru says the creation of the NAC was the first sign that "Sonia Gandhi's renunciation of power was more of a political tactic than a response to a higher calling". He says that Singh too realised that the buck stopped with Sonia.
Baru says that there was an eagerness to claim all social development programmes as the NAC's initiatives, even though, he says, the Bharat Nirman programme came out of the PMO - drafted by the late R Gopalakrishnan, who was joint secretary. When it came to NREGA, the claims became more insistent. Baru recalls that on September 26, 2007 - Manmohan Singh's 75th birthday - Rahul Gandhi led a delegation of general secretaries to 7 RCR to wish him. Rahul wanted to extend NREGA to all 500 rural districts in the country. Ahmed Patel handed over a statement about the meeting to Baru to be released to the press.

Baru put a spin to it, eager to apportion some credit to the PM. Anyway, Manmohan Singh himself had made a commitment about it on his Independence Day speech. So Baru sent a text message to journalists that this was the PM's birthday gift to the country. The blowback was swift. The PM summoned Baru. Baru told PM that the party wanted to give the entire credit to Rahul, but "you and Raghuvansh Prasad [who was then minister for rural development] deserve as much credit" .The PM snapped: "I do not want any credit for myself." A few minutes later he again said, "Let them take all the credit. I don't need it. I am only doing my work."

Like the Sanjaya of the epic, who becomes the eyes of the king during the war, this Sanjaya too is asked by the prime minister "to become the eyes and ears" in 2004. Even Singh would not have realised that it would turn into a devastating book. India is unfortunately used to sanitised political books. Baru's breaks the mould. It wouldn't be a surprise if paranoid future prime ministers bind future media advisers to iron-clad confidentiality clauses.

Manmohan Singh's former media adviser Sanjaya Baru’s book may bruise Congress - Page2 - The Economic Times

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Check this out guys... PM presides & Madam decides...

 

[jha]

https://twitter.com/x/status/454618388174610433

 

[onu1886]

https://twitter.com/x/status/454613456147066880

Bought this book online

 

[SpArK]

I mean for a strong trilateral contest , it should have been higher like North Kerala .

Heavy rains..... people going other places, non interest..etc

lot of CPM sureshot members didnt go for voting too..i know atleast 3 such guys.