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I am not sure about the exact extent of damage. But BJP is certainly going to gain some seats. I won’t be surprised if BJP grabs power in state as well.

I've seen a figure of 10-15 LS seats, and some people claiming BJP could be within striking distance of cobbling together a majority in State Assembly too.
 
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I've seen a figure of 10-15 LS seats, and some people claiming BJP could be within striking distance of cobbling together a majority in State Assembly too.
Jay Panda was a big grab, without face BJP struggles very bad, Delhi is the best example. If they have to import someone now is the time to do it Delhi, paradrop during assembly elections will destroy cadre. Current crop is totally useless except that Kapil Mishra even he is not BJP yet and focus too much on Hindu Muslim issues instead of projecting bigger image.
 
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I am not sure about the exact extent of damage. But BJP is certainly going to gain some seats. I won’t be surprised if BJP grabs power in state as well.
Thanks for the input. Welcome back. Long time no see. Hope you'd be regular from now on. At least till the results.
 
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The young voter between the age group of 21-35 which was most vocal for lack of jobs has compeletly turned towards BJP due to the Balakot strikes by Modi. This age group looks for strong and decisive leaders to be their role model and Modi has shown himself to be one such leader. They are now more than willing to give him another chance and wait for the jobs. Majority of floating voters belong to this segment as the elders and people in above 40 age group normally develop a strong preference for one ideology or the other and are committed voters to that ideoplogy. The first time voters for LS this tiome is 2.7% of total voters. Majority of this voter has still not hit the job market.
job or no-job, balakot or whole pakistan, 80% of dalits in UP between 20-30 are not gonna vote BJP for obviuos reasons(FB and whatsapp has told them BJP is anti dalit & madam maya is the successor of BR ambedkar)
 
job or no-job, balakot or whole pakistan, 80% of dalits in UP between 20-30 are not gonna vote BJP for obviuos reasons(FB and whatsapp has told them BJP is anti dalit & madam maya is the successor of BR ambedkar)
Have you seen the latest ad for Bisleri. Pls do


 
job or no-job, balakot or whole pakistan, 80% of dalits in UP between 20-30 are not gonna vote BJP for obviuos reasons(FB and whatsapp has told them BJP is anti dalit & madam maya is the successor of BR ambedkar)
I think you reversed the figures. In every constituency of UP, Yadavs and Muslims targeted Dalit women as easy meat. It was only Bajrang Dal and VHP who came to their rescue.
 
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Bangladeshi Star Ferdous Campaigns for Trinamool in North Dinajpur, BJP State Chief Expresses Shock

Ladies & Gentlemen of this esteemed forum, please welcome the de facto declaration of West Bangladesh.

@Milspec ; @Austerlitz ; @randomradio ; @RATHORE ; @R!cK ; @BlackOpsIndia ; @Notsuperstitious ; @Bali78 ; @Falcon ; @vstol Jockey and everyone else who may be interested in this developing story.

One of the things that this government and the Spin Factory needs to be careful of how to characterize Bangladesh, Resolution of issues with our eastern neighbor have been on steady rise, and the ties have been at an all time high. Characterizing Bangladesh as an entity trying to poach WB from India or characterizing bengalis from Bangladesh in a negative light needs to be looked at carefully to ensure it doesn't undermine the relations cultivated by this government.

As of now, Bangladesh remains a nation which is closely aligned to India, where we have substantial political and economical engagement with better potential to expand upon.
 
One of the things that this government and the Spin Factory needs to be careful of how to characterize Bangladesh, Resolution of issues with our eastern neighbor have been on steady rise, and the ties have been at an all time high. Characterizing Bangladesh as an entity trying to poach WB from India or characterizing bengalis from Bangladesh in a negative light needs to be looked at carefully to ensure it doesn't undermine the relations cultivated by this government.

As of now, Bangladesh remains a nation which is closely aligned to India, where we have substantial political and economical engagement with better potential to expand upon.
I wish you took a more holistic view of the problem. Let's examine your statement thru the context of history.

In the past 2 centuries beginning with British rule over the entire Bengal ( including Bangladesh) , the NE- principally Assam & the Arakan region of Burma were inhabited by Bengali immigrants, encouraged to do so by the British under their supervision to cultivate the land & increase revenue. It's not as if these regions were devoid of Muslims during the preceding Mughal era, except the percentage of their population was never threatening to the majority community there. This changed by the time the British quit India for various reasons. Undivided Bengal turned Muslim majority.We were complacent and believed in the intrinsic goodness of humans & humanity. Not so with the Burmese who were more practical and cold blooded.Result - Muslims form 25% -35% of the population in WB & Assam respectively today, up from 1947 and compare it with what you see in the Rakhine in Burma even before the problem erupted.

The principal landowners were Bengali Hindus in undivided Bengal. Come partition, they were driven out with our Commie inspired historians & economists with quaintly Hindu names & surnames, " rightly " blaming them for their misfortune given their "exploitative " treatment of the peasants, who of course, were majorly Muslims.Same logic at work in J&K with the KP's here.

So , there was exchange of populations but not to the extent that the Punjab saw.In other words there wasn't any ethnic cleansing on the scale that undivided Punjab saw, in spite of the severity of the riots, principally in what was then East Pakistan and in Calcutta.

When issues subsided, we saw a continuous intercourse of population across borders in the East & NE right up to 1970, with the least minimum restrictions to it. Something , which ceased in the West by the early to mid1950's.

With the result, that the Hindu + Buddhist population migrated in great nos to WB, Assam,Meghalaya & Tripura.This wasn't followed by a corresponding migration of Muslims in the reverse direction. If anything, there was an equal migration of Muslims in the same period to WB & Assam.Of course the period between 1970-72 saw an exponential increase in the population in the same areas of both religions , due to obvious reasons.

How does one account for this ? Was this solely on account of their breeding habits of a particular section of the population or was this due to infiltration, given the devasted economy back home in newly born Bangladesh & the fact that most chose not to return to the newly formed nation of Bangladesh & that includes both Hindus & Muslims ?

In the event, Meghalaya saw xenophobic riots against Bengali migrants throughout the 70's which substantially reduced their nos. Whereas WB under the beloved Commies and Assam under such luminaries like Fakhru Mian, also our president, saw these illegal immigrants being settled comfortably eventually becoming full citizens. I'm referring to Muslim migrants from Bangladesh here. Isn't the irony delicious? You get the nation you want and the one you're inhabiting too. Ek par ek free. The IMDT act in Assam was the crowning glory. Talk of electoral politics. Momota has merely taken a leaf out of the Commies & Cong - I playbook.

Now, let's come to the present.

Yes. What you say is true. India enjoys excellent ties with the current Bangladesh dispensation. But is it also true of the ordinary Bangladeshi? Do I need to add to the descriptions for the hatred an ordinary Bangladeshi feels for India , Hindu India in particular and Hindus in general.Are you unaware of this phenomenon? What happens after this dispensation is out of power?

Is our attitude to Bangladesh benign coz that's what we are or is due to the fact that we already have too many enemies in our neighborhood?

Pakistanis merely covets our land. Their only infiltration is by terrorists, who come to kill and / or die.I say the bigger threat is from those infiltrators who choose to settle down here and bring their religion and culture with a view to imposing it on their land of adoption in a few generations. Isn't this how Islam spread in Bengal, particularly Bangladesh in medieval times.

Add to that climate change, the already worsening demographic profile & decreasing difference in percentage points in the Hindu & Muslim populations in our East, the NE & Bangladesh too for that matter as far as population growth goes in spite of the strides they've made in reducing it , the growing radicalization of Muslims in Bangladesh & WB, with Assam to follow, the utterly reprehensible and shameless appeasement politics by the TMC & before them the Commies in WB & that of the Congress in Assam in accomodating and legalizing these illegal migrants till date & which the perpetrators will not be around to face innl the hour of reckoning , the apathy of the central governments to this festering problem coupled with utter economic neglect of the NE, the NRC tamasha , the supine judiciary, the feelings of an ordinary Bangladeshi for India and you have an even more explosive situation than one can even imagine to describe.

Our long term threat to the unity of WB & Assam, if not the whole of the NE to the Union of India, due to Bangladesh & Bangladeshis is even more pronounced as compared to J&K & Pakistan. Which is why it's imperative we solve the Pakistan conundrum one way or the other before we let China box us in from all three sides. Actually, the Chinese aren't even needed. Our apathy and the predatorial behavior of the Bangladeshis is enough to ensure it.

If you think this is an alarmist PoV, please read & think again. I'd love to be corrected by you on this "rant".
 
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I think you reversed the figures. In every constituency of UP, Yadavs and Muslims targeted Dalit women as easy meat. It was only Bajrang Dal and VHP who came to their rescue.
Dalit who doesn't have mobile will vote BJP, none other than them. Aap se bata du halat ye hai ki unhe lagta hai SC me 99% brahmin hai, Army me sab savarna hai etc. Ab to kuch Tamilnadu ke aadhar pe apne aap ko hindu hi nahi mante. sthiti badi kharab hai dalit mobile dharako ki. Par over all manage ho jaega.
 
Bangladeshi Star Ferdous Campaigns for Trinamool in North Dinajpur, BJP State Chief Expresses Shock

Ladies & Gentlemen of this esteemed forum, please welcome the de facto declaration of West Bangladesh.

@Milspec ; @Austerlitz ; @randomradio ; @RATHORE ; @R!cK ; @BlackOpsIndia ; @Notsuperstitious ; @Bali78 ; @Falcon ; @vstol Jockey and everyone else who may be interested in this developing story.
He is kicked out, persona non grata, visa rescinded and blacklisted, a bit harsh but done to send a message, loud and clear that if you interfere in any capacity your *censored* will be handed over to you.
 
He is kicked out, persona non grata, visa rescinded and blacklisted, a bit harsh but done to send a message, loud and clear that if you interfere in any capacity your *censored* will be handed over to you.
But what's the larger message the TMC has sent. Did you miss that? That woman's got a Bangladeshi to campaign for votes in areas bordering Bangladesh notorious for illegal migrants. Look at her audacity. This is like a Bollywood superstar going to Pakistan or Bangladesh campaigning for a particular party. Which political party even initiates such a move? And she's the CM of an important state in our country. And I don't see any expressions of outrage in our MSM. Or even here. We're still stuck up on retaliation to Pakistan for what they did on 27th Feb. What about our 5th columnists in the house?
 
But what's the larger message the TMC has sent. Did you miss that? That woman's got a Bangladeshi to campaign for votes in areas bordering Bangladesh notorious for illegal migrants. Look at her audacity. This is like a Bollywood superstar going to Pakistan or Bangladesh campaigning for a particular party. Which political party even initiates such a move? And she's the CM of an important state in our country. And I don't see any expressions of outrage in our MSM. Or even here. We're still stuck up on retaliation to Pakistan for what they did on 27th Feb. What about our 5th columnists in the house?
You are reading too much into it, though Mamta Banarji is a nasty politician she may have invited actor to cash popularity just like other party invite bollywood actors, on this case bengali have some appeal.

Politicians like her come and go, India is too strong to be broken, some inherent fk you message is always present in her decisions, that's okay, every tom dick and harry disconnected from reality have it, public bring all of them down, be it Kejriwal trying Delhi to be separate country or some Siddhu, they are all cut to size when time comes.
 
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Can anyone from Kerala tell me which way will the christians vote? will they go with Muslims or with Hindus in Kerala.

There are several Christian factions of Congress in Kerala, some with UDF and some with LDF. They will likely get most of the Christian votes in this election.

But BJP is making overtures to try and slowly win them over. Sabarimala provided a decent opening for BJP in Kerala (RSS base was always there) - now the roadmap for the future is to find a way to keep both Nairs and Ezhavas on board while slowly weaning away Christians from Congress. A local Christian leader named PC George has already merged his party with NDA; and he exercises decent influence over 1 LS seat - it should help NDA's candidate cross the line.
 
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