Is Pavan Kalyan getting any traction on ground? His brother and brother-in-law were big disappointments with Praja Rajayam experiement.
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Is Pavan Kalyan getting any traction on ground? His brother and brother-in-law were big disappointments with Praja Rajayam experiement.
His brother was a total disappointment for everyone.
Pawan Kalyan can get a lot of traction if he can talk to the right community. and make TDP votes redundant.
Basically BJP needs to focus on getting good turnout...and it is very likely they will with a Modi vs everyone else scenario.
That in itself is why the opposition will not rush into making a grand official alliance I feel. Their best chance is to have loose alliances in play in various states and try stitch coalition post-election if they are somehow able to depress turnout for Modi by that. It is not very likely....its not one off specific by elections but massive numbers of districts, so resources will be spread thin....that favours BJP in status quo.
That in itself is why the opposition will not rush into making a grand official alliance I feel. Their best chance is to have loose alliances in play in various states and try stitch coalition post-election if they are somehow able to depress turnout for Modi by that. It is not very likely....its not one off specific by elections but massive numbers of districts, so resources will be spread thin....that favours BJP in status quo.
His brother failed in his experiment, but he is responsible for dividing TDP vote share in 2009 election which stopped CBN coming back to power.
If Pawan Kalyan goes solo in 2019, he will repeat history for TDP. Right now people of AP are angry with BJP, but in six months time it will fade and all attention will be towards CBN. He will find it difficult to escape from his responsibilities then.
AP folks might not pay attention to questions asked by BJP due to inherent anger, but the same question asked by Pawan Kalyan will generate a different reaction. It all depends how much noise he can make and how he brings up local issues. Election is a year away and lot can happen during this.
You Congressis are full of f*ckin shit. Were you integrating the nation by rigging elections in J&K which led to militancy? Or was propping up Bhindranwale and sparking the Khalistan Insurgency part of your grand plan for National Integration? What about using fighter jets to bomb your own citizens in the Northeast? Was that aerially delivered integration? What about dabbling with Tamil separatists? Integration? Go to hell.
Oh such nice and simble solutions. Basically bjp...basically India...basically y
The world....
Lol until 2014 there was no bjp governemnt at all. You missed the whole field.
So in 2019 people of andhra will realize what they didn’t realize in 30 years, that cbn is a pappu and so go out and vote for modi?
And created infinite more splits within India itself; not to mention, got made huge fools of at the negotiating table by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (jisse Mumbai ki bhaasha mein kuch aur hi kehte hain, rhymes with bhootiya). But sure, keep riding on the coattails of Manekshaw's success in 1971, even though it was your party which frittered away most of his hard earned gains.
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You also successfully politicized, split and demoralized the Army through your PM and Defense Minister; inevitably leading to India's most humiliating military defeat since independence; in 1962.
For every enemy country you "split," you alienated countless other neighbors through your terrible foreign policy. Were you gonna count that as well?
You boggle my goddamn mind. So 2014 LS polls, controlling 22 states in India - including just recently sweeping the Northeast; were those all lost elections for BJP since Congress kept claiming moral victories after each one of them...?
Tu kahi paagal toh nahi ho gaya...?
Everyday in tea stalls there are jokers who talk about what they’d have done as president of world bank or president of Russ. Sure they criticize the said leaders but surely the value of such criticism is no different from that of a dog barking in the road
I thought Kerala puts down its stray dogs - why are you still barking then?