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What next for BJP?
no one in their wildest dreams thought they would repeat 2014, let alone come back with even more astounding victory.
The vote share increase is simply mind boggling.
In many states, they are hovering well over 50%.
but, except Karnataka and to little extent TG, BJP has not got traction in other parts of South India.
OR HAS IT?
One has to just look at West Bengal, just look at it.
If you still have not comprehended the meaning, again look at it.
Kerala has already fallen, the commies just don't know it yet.
The utter cowardice of left to even put up a fight has been the revelation of these elections.
They are decimated & there is no silver lining for them.
They are done and dusted in Kerala. BJP has made serious moves and are in a position similar to WB in 2013-2014.
TG they just won 4 seats but it has a caveat. Oh, winning 4 seats is incredible but the vote share is not great. It is nothing to scoff at as well.
The bigger story in TG is vote share of Congress. It has come down and the only reason it won 3 seats is not for Congress. All the candidates who won from Cong won on their own power - party has nothing to do with it.
Revanth Reddy has no allegiance to Congress, if he gets a better deal somewhere else, he will jump.
Meaning, BJP is a sharp ascendency in TG.
TN is in a churn and ripe for a lot of Hindutva dose.
The strangle-hold of EJ on TN will be the undoing of Dravidian parties. The blow is on the way and when it hits, Stalin will change his name to Senthil and will start wearing Janeau, ala Pappu.
in AP, CBN is finished.
Is TDP finished, don't know but CBN is done and dusted.
The dominos need to fall and analysis done as to how CBN lost so pathetically will reveal what happened here.
CBN was to lose but not this badly - meaning, power players in background had their way to shaft CBN. Watch this space, CBN days as a politician are numbered.
no one in their wildest dreams thought they would repeat 2014, let alone come back with even more astounding victory.
The vote share increase is simply mind boggling.
In many states, they are hovering well over 50%.
but, except Karnataka and to little extent TG, BJP has not got traction in other parts of South India.
OR HAS IT?
One has to just look at West Bengal, just look at it.
If you still have not comprehended the meaning, again look at it.
Kerala has already fallen, the commies just don't know it yet.
The utter cowardice of left to even put up a fight has been the revelation of these elections.
They are decimated & there is no silver lining for them.
They are done and dusted in Kerala. BJP has made serious moves and are in a position similar to WB in 2013-2014.
TG they just won 4 seats but it has a caveat. Oh, winning 4 seats is incredible but the vote share is not great. It is nothing to scoff at as well.
The bigger story in TG is vote share of Congress. It has come down and the only reason it won 3 seats is not for Congress. All the candidates who won from Cong won on their own power - party has nothing to do with it.
Revanth Reddy has no allegiance to Congress, if he gets a better deal somewhere else, he will jump.
Meaning, BJP is a sharp ascendency in TG.
TN is in a churn and ripe for a lot of Hindutva dose.
The strangle-hold of EJ on TN will be the undoing of Dravidian parties. The blow is on the way and when it hits, Stalin will change his name to Senthil and will start wearing Janeau, ala Pappu.
in AP, CBN is finished.
Is TDP finished, don't know but CBN is done and dusted.
The dominos need to fall and analysis done as to how CBN lost so pathetically will reveal what happened here.
CBN was to lose but not this badly - meaning, power players in background had their way to shaft CBN. Watch this space, CBN days as a politician are numbered.
