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Secular message, Janhit me Jaari :angel:
 
Yes. Many youths voted for NaMo in parliamentary election and for BJD in state assembly election.

My prediction is 3-5 for BJP, 4-5 for congress and rest for BJD out of 21 seats.

If what he is saying is true then two thing is certian "Modi wave" does exist some states it was "Wave" and some states it was "TSunami"

Second thing is: "Modi for PM" slogan worked in Odisha and if this comes true it might give us surprise in "Telangana" "Modi for PM and Naidu for CM" :)
 
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At the altar of destiny, Benares chooses a new king
Posted : 8:52 am, May 12, 2014 by admin
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Yes Kejriwal is ahead in the race… the race to lose deposit in Varanasi! All the assorted Dilli mediawallahs who tried to fool this ancient city by creating a fight where there was none will have egg on their faces on the 16th of May when AAP’s stunningly low performance will hit them. AAP and Kejriwal are simply not in the race in Varanasi, where Congress is vying for the distant 2nd place while the combined vote-share of BSP and SP is far better than Congress and AAP.



Brahmins, Thakurs and OBCs are now considered as the core voters of BJP and they are sticking with the party in a big way here in Varanasi. Even a significant number of Dalits and Yadavs have voted for Modi. What is significant is that Muslims of Varanasi too have endorsed Modi as their second choice behind Congress, whereas AAP is third in their list of choices.



What would be the lead of BJP’s prime ministerial candidate with this kind of projected vote-share? Well, for one, this lead is increasing with each passing hour and the gap will further open up, so predicting a victory margin would be a hazardous task. Converting the current lead positions into actual votes using the 150 polling booths that we have used to track Varanasi today, we can safely assume that Modi’s victory from here would be anywhere above 2 lakh plus votes.

Could there be an outside chance of an upset defeat of Modi from Varanasi? At this point of time, it looks almost impossible as the opposition votes are divided and Modi vote is consolidated. Going forward, in future elections, index of opposition unity would be the key factor that will decide how long BJP can rule India. Meanwhile, Benares has rediscovered itself at the altar of India’s Karma, now Modi is unstoppable in 2014 and possibly for a decade to follow.

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In Varanasi to save deposite every party needs 1+ Lkah votes(15% of total votes polled), I see Cong, AAP, SP, BSP are contesting closely to lose their deposite while AAP is leading among all. LOLs
 
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