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Usually I would go on an extreme Bengali bashing mode after reading this but today's result has little bit changed my views regarding them.
Yeah... TMC won Chowringee because Hindi votes got equally divided between Congress and BJP. No such thing gonna happen next time.
Even in Assam's Silchar, Bengali speaking "communals" are in large numbers. They also voted for BJP. In a sense expect BJP expanding a lot in Bengal.
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Rajasthan bypoll: Five lessons to learn
The BJP has won only one of the four assembly seats in by-elections, results for which have been declared on September 16. All the four seats were vacated by the BJP MLAs who won as MPs. It includes a defeat in Vair in Bhatratpur from were Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje had started her grassroots tour in February.
So. what went wrong?
#1.Wrong candidates
The BJP fielded 80-year old Ganga Ram Koli from Vair in Bharatpur division. He could barely walk. From Surajgarh, it fielded an outsider Digambar Singh who had lost in the assembly election making Anita Yadav, a prominent local leader, revolt. In Nasirabad, it fielded Sarita Gaina whom local MP Sanwar Lal Jat from Ajmer did not back.
#2.Disgruntled workers
The voting percentage went down. State BJP president Ashok Parnami is Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje's nominee but workers have been feeling lett down, not having been rewarded despite working hard for elections to the assembly and Parliament.
#3.No jobs for the boys
The Chief Minister was advised to postpone appointments to her ministry ao as to keep prospective ministers engaged. There are only 11 ministers when she can have 30 and most boards and corporations are being headed by bureaucrats instead of party leaders. Those expecting such appointments--and most of them are deserving--have been feeling frustrated. Many wanted BJP to lose so that their message was communicated and their grievances broadcast to the world.
#4. No long term results on the horizon
Raje's long term plans are still in the pipeline. These will take off only after a year. To implement these, she took tough decisions as part of re-engineering populist schemes of the previous government but in the process, she is quickly acquiring an image of someone only working for the corporates and for the wealthy.
#5. No day-to-day governance
In her focus on long term solutions to the state's problems, Raje has ignored day-to-day governance. She has retained 46 departments as a result of which there is no buffer between her and those seeking state's intervention. Many small decisions are held up because there is no full-time minister.
Sachin Pilot, PCC president has worked hard for Congress. He knows well that he has to sit in opposition for next five years and has very few MLAs but still, he has succeeded in motivating Congress workers. A lesson BJP could have learnt.
Rajasthan bypoll results: Five lessons to learn
Good analysis. Maharani is solely responsible for this drubbing but she still has time on her side.
The BJP has won only one of the four assembly seats in by-elections, results for which have been declared on September 16. All the four seats were vacated by the BJP MLAs who won as MPs. It includes a defeat in Vair in Bhatratpur from were Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje had started her grassroots tour in February.
So. what went wrong?
#1.Wrong candidates
The BJP fielded 80-year old Ganga Ram Koli from Vair in Bharatpur division. He could barely walk. From Surajgarh, it fielded an outsider Digambar Singh who had lost in the assembly election making Anita Yadav, a prominent local leader, revolt. In Nasirabad, it fielded Sarita Gaina whom local MP Sanwar Lal Jat from Ajmer did not back.
#2.Disgruntled workers
The voting percentage went down. State BJP president Ashok Parnami is Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje's nominee but workers have been feeling lett down, not having been rewarded despite working hard for elections to the assembly and Parliament.
#3.No jobs for the boys
The Chief Minister was advised to postpone appointments to her ministry ao as to keep prospective ministers engaged. There are only 11 ministers when she can have 30 and most boards and corporations are being headed by bureaucrats instead of party leaders. Those expecting such appointments--and most of them are deserving--have been feeling frustrated. Many wanted BJP to lose so that their message was communicated and their grievances broadcast to the world.
#4. No long term results on the horizon
Raje's long term plans are still in the pipeline. These will take off only after a year. To implement these, she took tough decisions as part of re-engineering populist schemes of the previous government but in the process, she is quickly acquiring an image of someone only working for the corporates and for the wealthy.
#5. No day-to-day governance
In her focus on long term solutions to the state's problems, Raje has ignored day-to-day governance. She has retained 46 departments as a result of which there is no buffer between her and those seeking state's intervention. Many small decisions are held up because there is no full-time minister.
Sachin Pilot, PCC president has worked hard for Congress. He knows well that he has to sit in opposition for next five years and has very few MLAs but still, he has succeeded in motivating Congress workers. A lesson BJP could have learnt.
Rajasthan bypoll results: Five lessons to learn
Good analysis. Maharani is solely responsible for this drubbing but she still has time on her side.
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A village dares after BJP win
Basirhat, Sept. 16: Three days ago, Parul Ghosh did not dare walk to the polling booth. Today, as she learnt about Samik Bhattacharya’s win, the 72-year-old smeared herself with saffron abir and roamed the streets holding a BJP flag.
Around 600 of the 900-odd voters in Kathri, a village that falls in the Basirhat South constituency, had stayed away from the polling booth on September 13, alleging they were threatened by suspected Trinamul workers.
Kathri, once a CPM stronghold, had shown a tilt towards the BJP in the Lok Sabha polls, when the party got a lead of around 500 votes in the village.
“The tears in my eyes today are not only for Samik Bhattacharya’s victory but also for my aversion towards those who threatened me and many others to stop us from voting,” sobbed Parul, a mother of three.
Within an hour of Bhattacharya’s victory, the villagers brought out a rally holding aloft BJP flags and a cut-out of the party candidate. They marched to the BJP office in Basirhat.
According to the voters’ list, Kathri has 922 voters, most of them farmers. Election office records showed only 294 votes were polled.
A village dares after BJP win
Basirhat, Sept. 16: Three days ago, Parul Ghosh did not dare walk to the polling booth. Today, as she learnt about Samik Bhattacharya’s win, the 72-year-old smeared herself with saffron abir and roamed the streets holding a BJP flag.
Around 600 of the 900-odd voters in Kathri, a village that falls in the Basirhat South constituency, had stayed away from the polling booth on September 13, alleging they were threatened by suspected Trinamul workers.
Kathri, once a CPM stronghold, had shown a tilt towards the BJP in the Lok Sabha polls, when the party got a lead of around 500 votes in the village.
“The tears in my eyes today are not only for Samik Bhattacharya’s victory but also for my aversion towards those who threatened me and many others to stop us from voting,” sobbed Parul, a mother of three.
Within an hour of Bhattacharya’s victory, the villagers brought out a rally holding aloft BJP flags and a cut-out of the party candidate. They marched to the BJP office in Basirhat.
According to the voters’ list, Kathri has 922 voters, most of them farmers. Election office records showed only 294 votes were polled.
A village dares after BJP win
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Too bad you just joined today. We would have had great fun if you had joined before 16 may
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Please stay.don't abandon us like bhai zakirYes ,
I will sleep on the streets and m*strub*te under the sheets..
Feku only won because of marketing. Now people know his true color, so noteven that can save him
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what the shit are you blabbering baniye go back and sip your daal
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