2019 = Modi to be decimated - love me or leave me
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To the dismay of all Khangress bootlickers and dynasty slaves, 2019 NaMo will be back and how?
With a complete majority in both the houses.
Keep crying you nation looters.
With a complete majority in both the houses.
Keep crying you nation looters.
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India no longer a jobseekers' market as note ban turns the tables in employers' favour
While there will be fewer jobs for at last two quarters, even increments are not going to go up as was the expectation in 2016.
While there will be fewer jobs for at last two quarters, even increments are not going to go up as was the expectation in 2016.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.in/markan...no-way-the-bjp-can-win-the-up-assembly-elect/
My own prediction is a clear majority for the Samajwadi Party (possibly even a two-third majority) led by Akhilesh Yadav, and that the BJP will be routed, getting even less seats than the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP).
My reasons are as follows:
1. In most states, including UP, voting is largely on the basis of caste and religion. The exception to this is when there is a wave, e.g. the Modi wave in favour of BJP in the May 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Presently there is no wave, and so voting will be largely (over 90%) on the traditional basis of caste and religion.
Demonetisation was perhaps done to create a wave, but it has not succeeded in doing so. In fact, it is going to damage the BJP as the common citizen, small and middle level businesspeople, farmers etc have been hard hit.
2. To win an election a candidate has to get over 30% votes. It is not necessary to get 50%.
3. The BJPs vote bank is the upper caste Hindus (Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, etc). These collectively are about 18-20%.It may also get a small section of about 5 or 6% of OBC votes (OBCs are not one but several castes). That may make bring up the figure for BJP to 25% or 26%, which is far less than the minimum of 30% required to win an election. But in fact it will lose at least 5% of its votes because of demonetisation. Many jobs have been lost because of demonetisation and the common citizen of all castes and communities was put to great hardship because of this harebrained scheme. Those who thought of making India a digital economy forgot that India is not a developed country like America or Europe, and it is basically a cash economy. So the BJP votes will go down to about 20-21%, setting it behind even the BSP, leave alone the SP.
Modi's version of vikas has reduced even the existing number of jobs.
People, especially the youth, voted for the BJP in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections because "vikas" suggested that millions of jobs would be created. But far from there being any vikas, the Indian economy is not only stagnant, but in recession (the Central Statistical Office in its report of 6 January 2017 has admitted that GDP growth has slipped). So instead of creating jobs, Modi's version of vikas has reduced even the existing number of jobs. It is estimated that demonetisation alone will reduce 4 lakh jobs this year.
4. The BSP vote bank comprises SCs (20%) and STs (2%) i.e. 22%.
5. The Samajwadi Party (SP) vote bank is many of the OBCs, which would be about 20 to 22% (OBCs are altogether about 30%, but not all of them may go with SP).
6. The Congress has hardly any vote bank presently in UP. This situation is very different from that prevailing for a few decades after independence. At that time the Congress Party used to get the SC votes (22%), Muslim votes (18%) and the Brahmin and some other upper caste votes (about 10 to 12%). This combination gave it almost 50% of the votes, resulting in landslide victories. But the present position is that the SCs formed their own party, the BSP; Muslims left Congress after demolition of the Babri Masjid and have gone over to the SP; and Brahmins and other upper castes have gone over to BJP. So the entire vote bank of the Congress is largely lost.
After the recent dramatic developments in UP and the emergence of Akhilesh Yadav as the sole leader of the SP... the Muslims will vote unitedly for the SP.
7. The tilting factor is the Muslim community, which is about 18 to 19% in UP, which is a huge block, and if allied unitedly to any of the above three parties gives it a decisive victory. Some say that the Muslim votes will be split. I do not think so. The Muslims perceive BJP as their main enemy, and they have been scared by "ghar wapsi", hate speeches, the Akhlaq murder, the Muzaffarnagar and Ballabhpur incidents, gau rakshaks etc. So it is most likely they will vote unitedly to defeat the BJP.
8. Earlier I had thought the Muslims might vote for the BSP. This was because under the SP government, the law and order was bad, and Muslims were aggrieved because of the incidents in Muzaffarnagar, etc.
But now after the recent dramatic developments in UP and the emergence of Akhilesh Yadav as the sole leader of the SP it seems clear that the Muslims will vote unitedly for the SP led by Akhilesh, and will not split their votes. This is because the party under Akhilesh has emerged as a new party, a new SP without the tarnished image of the old. Till now Akhilesh was perceived as a Chief Minister whose hands were tied by his father, uncle, etc. and he was not a free man. But now he is free of those constraints. Moreover, Akhilesh is a young modern-minded man (he has an M.Tech degree from Australia) and has a clean image.
Some say that the split in the SP will damage the party, but in my opinion it will benefit it.
Some say that the split in the SP will damage the party, but in my opinion it will benefit it. Almost the entire party is with Akhilesh, so there is hardly any split. Also, the party now has a new image, with a young, dynamic leader with a clean image, and free of the party's constraining elements.
10. With its own 20 to 22% OBC vote bank, and with 18 to 19% Muslim votes, the SP will get about 40% votes, which will give the SP a clear majority, possibly even a two-third majority.
A possible alliance of the SP and Congress is being discussed these days. This will not increase the votes of the SP alone much, since Congress has hardly any vote bank (as mentioned above). But it may create an impression of a secular "gathbandhan", thus attracting Muslims even more.
My own prediction is a clear majority for the Samajwadi Party (possibly even a two-third majority) led by Akhilesh Yadav, and that the BJP will be routed, getting even less seats than the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP).
My reasons are as follows:
1. In most states, including UP, voting is largely on the basis of caste and religion. The exception to this is when there is a wave, e.g. the Modi wave in favour of BJP in the May 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Presently there is no wave, and so voting will be largely (over 90%) on the traditional basis of caste and religion.
Demonetisation was perhaps done to create a wave, but it has not succeeded in doing so. In fact, it is going to damage the BJP as the common citizen, small and middle level businesspeople, farmers etc have been hard hit.
2. To win an election a candidate has to get over 30% votes. It is not necessary to get 50%.
3. The BJPs vote bank is the upper caste Hindus (Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, etc). These collectively are about 18-20%.It may also get a small section of about 5 or 6% of OBC votes (OBCs are not one but several castes). That may make bring up the figure for BJP to 25% or 26%, which is far less than the minimum of 30% required to win an election. But in fact it will lose at least 5% of its votes because of demonetisation. Many jobs have been lost because of demonetisation and the common citizen of all castes and communities was put to great hardship because of this harebrained scheme. Those who thought of making India a digital economy forgot that India is not a developed country like America or Europe, and it is basically a cash economy. So the BJP votes will go down to about 20-21%, setting it behind even the BSP, leave alone the SP.
Modi's version of vikas has reduced even the existing number of jobs.
People, especially the youth, voted for the BJP in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections because "vikas" suggested that millions of jobs would be created. But far from there being any vikas, the Indian economy is not only stagnant, but in recession (the Central Statistical Office in its report of 6 January 2017 has admitted that GDP growth has slipped). So instead of creating jobs, Modi's version of vikas has reduced even the existing number of jobs. It is estimated that demonetisation alone will reduce 4 lakh jobs this year.
4. The BSP vote bank comprises SCs (20%) and STs (2%) i.e. 22%.
5. The Samajwadi Party (SP) vote bank is many of the OBCs, which would be about 20 to 22% (OBCs are altogether about 30%, but not all of them may go with SP).
6. The Congress has hardly any vote bank presently in UP. This situation is very different from that prevailing for a few decades after independence. At that time the Congress Party used to get the SC votes (22%), Muslim votes (18%) and the Brahmin and some other upper caste votes (about 10 to 12%). This combination gave it almost 50% of the votes, resulting in landslide victories. But the present position is that the SCs formed their own party, the BSP; Muslims left Congress after demolition of the Babri Masjid and have gone over to the SP; and Brahmins and other upper castes have gone over to BJP. So the entire vote bank of the Congress is largely lost.
After the recent dramatic developments in UP and the emergence of Akhilesh Yadav as the sole leader of the SP... the Muslims will vote unitedly for the SP.
7. The tilting factor is the Muslim community, which is about 18 to 19% in UP, which is a huge block, and if allied unitedly to any of the above three parties gives it a decisive victory. Some say that the Muslim votes will be split. I do not think so. The Muslims perceive BJP as their main enemy, and they have been scared by "ghar wapsi", hate speeches, the Akhlaq murder, the Muzaffarnagar and Ballabhpur incidents, gau rakshaks etc. So it is most likely they will vote unitedly to defeat the BJP.
8. Earlier I had thought the Muslims might vote for the BSP. This was because under the SP government, the law and order was bad, and Muslims were aggrieved because of the incidents in Muzaffarnagar, etc.
But now after the recent dramatic developments in UP and the emergence of Akhilesh Yadav as the sole leader of the SP it seems clear that the Muslims will vote unitedly for the SP led by Akhilesh, and will not split their votes. This is because the party under Akhilesh has emerged as a new party, a new SP without the tarnished image of the old. Till now Akhilesh was perceived as a Chief Minister whose hands were tied by his father, uncle, etc. and he was not a free man. But now he is free of those constraints. Moreover, Akhilesh is a young modern-minded man (he has an M.Tech degree from Australia) and has a clean image.
Some say that the split in the SP will damage the party, but in my opinion it will benefit it.
Some say that the split in the SP will damage the party, but in my opinion it will benefit it. Almost the entire party is with Akhilesh, so there is hardly any split. Also, the party now has a new image, with a young, dynamic leader with a clean image, and free of the party's constraining elements.
10. With its own 20 to 22% OBC vote bank, and with 18 to 19% Muslim votes, the SP will get about 40% votes, which will give the SP a clear majority, possibly even a two-third majority.
A possible alliance of the SP and Congress is being discussed these days. This will not increase the votes of the SP alone much, since Congress has hardly any vote bank (as mentioned above). But it may create an impression of a secular "gathbandhan", thus attracting Muslims even more.
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mulla mulayam harami hai. they only play caste and minority politics. because of people like these india is unable to improve.
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Little evidence demonetisation succeeded in combating corruption: NYT:
Like the Rs 2000 note? Now, you can wear it:
Demonetisation to adversely impact consumer goods sector in Q3: Report
7 crucial questions, answered and unanswered
Modi govt suddenly decided to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes on Nov 8 last year. Two months later, we have more questions than answers.
Note ban to hold back India's 2017 fuel demand growth
Co-operatives suffered collateral damage due to note ban: Pinarayi Vijayan
RBI doesn't decide anything, decisions taken by Modi: Amartya Sen
Note Recall: RBI tells house panel it acted on government advice
Demonetisation will have further reverse effect on GDP: Manmohan Singh
HSBC pegs GDP growth at 6.3% on note ban pains
PM Narendra Modi has taken people's money like a pickpocket: Sitaram Yechury
Note ban pulls down air cargo traffic by 12 per cent in November: Icra
Modi, Fcuk you very much!
Like the Rs 2000 note? Now, you can wear it:
Demonetisation to adversely impact consumer goods sector in Q3: Report
7 crucial questions, answered and unanswered
Modi govt suddenly decided to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes on Nov 8 last year. Two months later, we have more questions than answers.
Note ban to hold back India's 2017 fuel demand growth
Co-operatives suffered collateral damage due to note ban: Pinarayi Vijayan
RBI doesn't decide anything, decisions taken by Modi: Amartya Sen
Note Recall: RBI tells house panel it acted on government advice
Demonetisation will have further reverse effect on GDP: Manmohan Singh
HSBC pegs GDP growth at 6.3% on note ban pains
PM Narendra Modi has taken people's money like a pickpocket: Sitaram Yechury
Note ban pulls down air cargo traffic by 12 per cent in November: Icra
Modi, Fcuk you very much!
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Oh ye, Ambani & Adani's money is working for Modi.
ET visited BJP's war room at the Lucknow party headquarters that also monitors video vans and campaigners touring the vast state on motorbikes.
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