I think, all allies of rulling coallation, have two fears:
1. If Congress Gets more seat than last election, it will not pay heed to any coallation parties..
2. If coallation parties do well, they will have the option to Join Third Front or Congree Lead Goverment.. Two options are always better than One..As it can bargain for the best minsterial berth....
But, i feel the fear which should be bothering them is, canbalisation of votes. I feel BJP is going to be the biggest gainer in states where the Ruling Alliance partners are fights agianst each other.
The biggest factor which is going to change the results is the Changes in all the consitency. Hence no parties can claim a sure shot win in any consitsency this time around..
I am aiming and hoping we have a goverment who has absolute majority... Preferably with BJP :)
Re: Fear of Losing Out
by krantiveer on Apr 05, 2009 10:32 AM
NO!!we need only a BLOODY REVOLUTION to end the dominance of corrupt netas and their goons from across the border!
Re: This is bad news indeed for Congress in Gujarat
by krantiveer on Apr 05, 2009 10:23 AM
Good news for the country at least. Actually both r equally bad for the nation I feel the time has come for a peoples' revolution to preferably KILL all corrupt leaders and overthrow their parties and form a totally new order - MILITARY RULE for at least 2 years and then President Rule. This Parliamentary democracy has failed and it SUCKS big time!!!
As if Congress/NCP ties are intact elsewhere ! The UPA will keep changing like the daily traffic pattern in Delhi or Mumbai's roads-ever changing and unpredictable from early morning to late night. Never a dull moment. Reason why Lalu has changed his tune to pro-UPA since yesterday after doing the UPA maximum damage in Bihar and UP is because the Congre$$ has issued him & the others covert threats of opening up those Fodder and other scam files kept under wraps for the last 5 years for their support, like Sanjay Dutt has complained about his bail being withdrawn if he did not leave the SP as threatened by a Union Minister. Lalu enjoyed all the perks and spoils of being a Union Minister and also kept the courts and CBI from getting too close during this 5 year period. It is a known fact that rats are the first creatures to jump off a sinking ship.
Except BJP all other parties have only one agenda. Even if BJP comes out as the single largest party, the rest will come together o keep BJP out. The political parties has single point agenda, to keep BJP out.
BJP is incedently the only party which speaks of the equality between relegions and states.
So NCP may leave and contest against the COngress- But it is sure to join the govt WITH congress after the elections.
Future looks to be bleek for the indus in this country.
Re: All will be one against BJP after elections
by Vox Populi on Apr 05, 2009 12:55 AM
Mr.Dhananjay Mathur, most major political parties, including Congress party consists of Hindus. People vote for them for they are moderates and not fanatics....they are secular and not communal....they don't incite people....they don't give Culture shocks....they don't form gangs and assault women---all in the name of moral policing....their ministers don't escort most wanted terrorist and see them off sans any punishment....they don't have kondkanis, patels, mutaliks in their party. Hence the people vote for them. Future definitely looks bleak for the INDIANS as the Politics in this country has touched its lowest level. It is difficult to change...only the next generation can do something.
Re: All will be one against BJP after elections
by VASUDEVAN VM on Apr 04, 2009 09:19 PM
Mr. Mathur, your memory seems to be very short like Aamir Khan of Gajini. Mr. Vajpayee headed the ever biggest coelation govt - 26 parties - anywhere in the world. If yu are right you mean to say it was a BJP govt.
Re: Re: All will be one against BJP after elections
by Rupesh Mehta on Apr 04, 2009 10:45 PM
I am surprised when parties say... "We will not let Communal Forces to come to power".. Who are they fighting against BJP or People of India??? If BJP was communal, they why did people vote it to power... Parties which don’t hang culprits, since he belongs to a community.. is more communal. What is this minority community definition??? Does 20% constitute as Minority... The What about will you term Parsis in India? Parties which play to vote bank are the biggest culprits of India...
Also, UPA government has been sitting on a recommendation of Election Commission since 2005, to allow a voter to reject all candidates from his constituency. Why??
Re: NCP FINALLY AT THE MERCY OF MKS NARENDRA MODI
by krantiveer on Apr 04, 2009 08:28 PM
Pawar is the worst SOB in India. His face shows his inner cunningness. He has no national feelings yet he has the gall to call his party National Congress Party
Re: Re: NCP FINALLY AT THE MERCY OF MKS NARENDRA MODI
by Manjunath Srikantiah on Apr 05, 2009 12:51 AM
But as long as he was with the UPA he was a great man for all the communal parties of India like Congress,CPM,CPI,SP,RJD. Who cares for your third rate views.I am happy that one more communal wicket has fallen.
Re: NCP FINALLY AT THE MERCY OF MKS NARENDRA MODI
by longlivehindutva on Apr 04, 2009 08:50 PM
what is ur defination of secular vote, if that means congress and CPI, Then i better vote for nationalistic BJP and Shivsena.
cong knew there is no point in aligning with ncp, as they will loose the state whether they are in alliance with ncp or not. so it is better to know own strength
Re: Congress ka dabba gul
by VASUDEVAN VM on Apr 04, 2009 09:21 PM
that will be a blessing in disguise as congress will get more seats than with shameless alliance of NCP of sharad and SP of Amar
shud b ppls party not the party of high class idiots like PC.What Mukerjee has done in budget during recession?Plz ask Govt to immediately announce sops.We wil create panic in the saffron camp.
The tactics of getting help from media is good but not enough for us.Though BJP is not able woo the electorate thro media ,they wil find alternative.I dont know why we dont have any populist measure.
