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[wolfschanzze]

Are Bhaiya, humko pehle se maloom hai ki aap kisi Duplicate ID hai, humne kisi ko kuch nahi bola!

Yeh Fsayed ka doosra ID hai, See FDSA and he seems to have changed some things,must have learnt from his past mistakes.

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@wolfschanzze @arp2041 @Parul @ExtraOdinary @jha @chak de INDIA @Jason bourne @kbd-raaf

I am waiting to hear what is that expose.Desperation of congis is well known.

 

[jha]

Yeh Dilli mein kya ho raha hai..? Kejri bhai to apne garh mein hi haar rahe hain...

 

[jha]

Hamare side yeh kuch dinon se chal raha hai.. Ab TV pre bhi aa gaya...

"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.. Abki Baar Modi Sarkaar"...

One thing is for sure.. NDA is looking at 240+ and Congress is trying to choose between defeat and decimation..

Heard one funny thing today.. Candidate from Noida took hefty amount from Congress for election expense and joined BJP today when the nomination date passed. A true Politician..

 

[jha]

 

[AugenBlick]

Yeh Dilli mein kya ho raha hai..? Kejri bhai to apne garh mein hi haar rahe hain...

 

[jbond197]

 

[AugenBlick]

INDORE: Unknown miscreants blacken the posters of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and Congress washed the posters with milk on Wednesday in the city. Later police registered a case against unknown people and Congress complaint with election commission. Congress has even declared prize of Rs 5000 for identifying the miscreant.

Congressmen were shocked and angry to see posters of Rahul Gandhi put up at a bus stop of city bus at Bapat Crossing blackened, and to irked Congressmen further miscreants had even written some objectionable comment on it. To protest against the this act group of party workers gathered at the spot, blamed BJP for the act and shouted slogan against Narendra Modi.

First Congressmen tried to wash the black ink with water, soon few party workers brought milk and washed the poster with it to express their loyalty with party and keep their leader in high esteem. Finally all the posters from bus stops were removed.

Mohan Sengar, vice president of city unit of Congress said the act has exposed the mental bankruptcy of BJP. "Person behind this act should be punished so we have announced the prize of Rs 5000 for identifying the persons behind this condemnable act," said Senger.

TI of Heera Nagar, Basat Kumar said police has registered a case against unidentified persons and they are trying to find out the culprits.

Congress spokesperson Narendra Saluja said criticising political opponent is fine but one should maintain dignity. This kind of act is highly objectionable and it is not good for democratic process.

Rahul's poster blackened, Congressmen wash with milk - The Times of India

DaFaq??? They cleaned it with milk. How deluded can you be !!!!! lol

 

[HariPrasad]

I am always onln

News X gives NDA 244 seats without TDP alliance. Add 15 from Andhra and the total is 260.

Election aate aate 7 cnfrm ho jayengi

Anyone want to bet BJP alone 240+

Bhav bol do

NDA 240 BJP 210.

 

[HariPrasad]

If Modi becomes PM, corporates will run India like US: Gogoi

assam Chief Minister gogoi today said if his Gujarat counterpart modi became prime minister, the government would be run by big corporates like that in the US.

"If Modi becomes prime minister, big corporates will be behind him. It will be a kind of corporate rule from back door, just like what happens in American democracy. It is going to be the most dangerous thing to Indian democracy," Gogoi told reporters here.

In addition to that, Modi government would be influenced by " rss philosophy of dictatorship", he said.

"We can see it even now - Modi is going to every election meeting in a private jet. Who is financing it? This belongs to Adanis," Gogoi alleged.

He further said even earlier when the bjp Prime Ministerial candidate was going on official trips as head of Gujarat government, Modi used to travel in private jets.

"We also go to New Delhi and abroad, but not like him. We go in indian airlines or other airlines' planes, but not in a private jet," he said.

Gogoi claimed that Modi had appointed PR professionals from abroad to manage his publicity for the Lok Sabha elections.

"His PR is being handled by an American company. His waistcoat, hairstyle, shoes, spectacles - everything is by designers. All of these are sponsored by corporates," he said.

Talking about the Gujarat model of growth, Gogoi said it would not be successful in Assam as Congress has been successfully working with an indigenous model.

"In 2004-05, the GSDP of Assam was 3.4 per cent, while it was 14.95 per cent in Gujarat. In 2012-13, Assam's GSDP jumped to 6.6 per cent, but Gujarat's fell to 7.96 per cent. Which model should I take? If we had adopted Gujarat model, our GSDP would have fallen to 1.5 per cent," he said.

Currently congi Goons are running the country. If India is going to be like US, let corporate rule.

Another setback for Congress: BJP will sweep Delhi, says survey
New Delhi, April 3: Here is yet another good news for BJP - A latest survey says that the party is likely to win most of the Delhi's Lok Sabha seats. The opinion poll conducted by research agency Cicero for the India Today Group says that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) could win from five to all Delhi seats, which were won by the Congress in the 2009 elections. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) might bag a maximum of two seats. The Congress and AAP are likely to register a vote-share similar to that in the December 2013 Assembly Elections, the poll says .

Modi wave?
The BJP vote share has seen a giant leap from 33 per cent in December to a projected 41 per cent in March 2014. Meanwhile, the Congress voteshare has crashed from 57 per cent in 2009 to 23 per cent in the forthcoming elections. Apart from the upper castes and the trading community of Delhi, Jats and other backward communities too have decided to back BJP this time, indicates the survey. While all the castes seems to have deserted Congress, Dalits and Punjabi Khatris support AAP.

Muslim votes
Around 68 per cent of Muslims had voted for the Congress in 2009. But this time the figure is likely to come down to 41 per cent, says the surevey. Surprisingly, relatively fresher in the field of politics, AAP, has emerged as the second choice for Muslims, with 27 per cent saying they would vote for Arvind Kejriwal's party. This time, Muslims in Delhi will back BJP, predicts the survey. Around 17 per cent of the Muslims will vote for BJP. In New Delhi, East Delhi and West Delhi, where Meenakshi Lekhi, Maheish Girri and Parvesh Varma are contesting, BJP is ahead of all other parties. Dr Harshvardhan also leads in the high-profile Chandni Chowk constituency, says the survey.

Another setback for Congress: BJP will sweep Delhi, says survey - News Oneindia

This remind me the word of Modi and Baba Ramdev. Yeh hava election ate ate andhi main badal jayegi.

 

[CorporateAffairs]

PARTY TIME

In Delhi AAP losing to BJP

Clearly buoyed by their experience at the Delhi Assembly election, the Aam Aadmi Party has fielded candidates across the country. Party chief Arvind Kejriwal himself is taking on Narendra Modi in Varanasi. However, if we go by the results of the Lokniti-CSDS pre-poll survey, it shows that AAP will not be able to exactly repeat history as even its hold on Delhi looks in bad shape.

The poll reveals that 47 percent of the respondents said that it was not the right decision by Kejriwal to resign as chief minister over the Janlokpal bill, while 30% said he did the right thing.

Meanwhile, the survey showed that in Delhi the biggest issue on the minds of people was price rise. Political scientist Sandeep Shastri during a debate on CNN-IBN said, "The tracker shows that the AAP is clearly losing ground and losing fast to the BJP".

The Delhi voter is in mood of the Lok Sabha elections. That factor is also propelling the way they are looking at the elections." Professor Dipankar Gupta was of the opinion that people were upset with the fact that Kejriwal resigned. "I was upset when Kejriwal resigned. People did not like he fact that he resigned but they think that the 49 days were of his government were chaos.

Economist Surjeet Bhalla said, "AAP's entry into politics has had a positive effect. However Kejriwal quitting was seen by everyone as a political move by a man in a hurry." After it was formed, AAP saw huge support for from the youth in Delhi. But the poll tracker shows that the youth base is moving away, and towards the BJP.

Swapan Dasgupta was of the opinion that AAP was rebuffed over Kejriwal's resignation as chief minister. "When it comes to political instincts Kejriwal was consistently wrong. He unilaterally went ahead with his resignation after his dharna at Rail Bhavan. He seems to have been rebuffed by voters of Delhi on this issue," said Dasgupta.

"When Kejriwal formed government in Delhi, he had an alliance with juggi jhopri colonies, and the RWAs and the gated colonies. They have jettisoned one for the other as both cannot go together," said Dasgupta. The polls survey shows, in terms of vote share, the

Congress is doing miserable with only 22%,

BJP has a whopping 40%

AAP 29%.

This is bad news for the Congress that had swept Delhi in 2009 with all 7 seats. Rajeeva Karandiker gave the seat shares. "It means 3-4 seats for BJP, 1-2 AAP and 0-1 for the Congress.

http://www.firstpost.com/politics/i...the-party-1464767.html?utm_source=ref_article

Paid Media exposed

NDTV put out a fake quote from Modi in a tweet. they later had to apologize and withdraw the same after huge protests

Pranoyy and Bharka plz

 

[HariPrasad]

PARTY TIME

In Delhi AAP losing to BJP

Clearly buoyed by their experience at the Delhi Assembly election, the Aam Aadmi Party has fielded candidates across the country. Party chief Arvind Kejriwal himself is taking on Narendra Modi in Varanasi. However, if we go by the results of the Lokniti-CSDS pre-poll survey, it shows that AAP will not be able to exactly repeat history as even its hold on Delhi looks in bad shape.

The poll reveals that 47 percent of the respondents said that it was not the right decision by Kejriwal to resign as chief minister over the Janlokpal bill, while 30% said he did the right thing.

Meanwhile, the survey showed that in Delhi the biggest issue on the minds of people was price rise. Political scientist Sandeep Shastri during a debate on CNN-IBN said, "The tracker shows that the AAP is clearly losing ground and losing fast to the BJP".

The Delhi voter is in mood of the Lok Sabha elections. That factor is also propelling the way they are looking at the elections." Professor Dipankar Gupta was of the opinion that people were upset with the fact that Kejriwal resigned. "I was upset when Kejriwal resigned. People did not like he fact that he resigned but they think that the 49 days were of his government were chaos.

Economist Surjeet Bhalla said, "AAP's entry into politics has had a positive effect. However Kejriwal quitting was seen by everyone as a political move by a man in a hurry." After it was formed, AAP saw huge support for from the youth in Delhi. But the poll tracker shows that the youth base is moving away, and towards the BJP.

Swapan Dasgupta was of the opinion that AAP was rebuffed over Kejriwal's resignation as chief minister. "When it comes to political instincts Kejriwal was consistently wrong. He unilaterally went ahead with his resignation after his dharna at Rail Bhavan. He seems to have been rebuffed by voters of Delhi on this issue," said Dasgupta.

"When Kejriwal formed government in Delhi, he had an alliance with juggi jhopri colonies, and the RWAs and the gated colonies. They have jettisoned one for the other as both cannot go together," said Dasgupta. The polls survey shows, in terms of vote share, the

Congress is doing miserable with only 22%,
BJP has a whopping 40%

AAP 29%.

This is bad news for the Congress that had swept Delhi in 2009 with all 7 seats. Rajeeva Karandiker gave the seat shares. "It means 3-4 seats for BJP, 1-2 AAP and 0-1 for the Congress.






Pranoyy and Bharka plz

The thumb rule of election 2014 is" Do not go against Modi, else you are going to be dumped"

Kejri had his aura until he went against Modi. Soon as he bluffed against Modi, above rule come in fray. Down fall of Kejri started. Now kejri is neither have a place in people's heart , nor media gives him coverage.

Infact I would have liked a strong AAP to dent congi votes but AAP is very fast becoming irrelevant because only one man, the crook kejri.

 

[CorporateAffairs]

Sonia poorer than Rakhi Sawant

 

[Sourya Kharb]

Congress Vadodara candidate Madhusudan Mistry arrested for vandalising Modi posters

POOR CONGRESS

 

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[HariPrasad]

Election 2014 has lost the excitement and curiosity. NDA without TDP is projected 240+. Add 15 seats in Andhra. it is 255. Jaya, Karunanidhi, TRS, Jagan, Mahebooba in Kashmir are lined up to support. There is absolutely no doubt who is going to come to power. There were some smart alliance and smart campaign by BJP and Modi. This would not have become possible with Advani or anybody else.