laloo is going to finish 3rd ,there is no better replacement thn nitish kumar in bihar ...but for next term he has to perform much better as expectation of people has increased
Re: Re: Opinion poll by The Week and CVoters
by Rudari on Oct 20, 2010 10:43 AM
No way. 243 is the strength and minimum 122 is required for majority. Their tally if all goes well only adds 112. How will you make up the remaining numbers ?? On the other hand Lalu alliance has 114 at best and the rest can be made up with Left.
Re: Litmus test for Rahul
by savekarfrombjp on Oct 20, 2010 10:45 AM
appreciate congress gave 55seats to young ppl who are below 35 and 30% to woman and 2/3 of congress candidate are having degree with less criminal charge.
Bharatiya Janata Party has fielded the maximum number of candidates with a criminal record. Out of the 87 BJP candidates who have filed their nominations so far, 41 have criminal cases pending against them. The Congress has fielded 122 candidates; 9 have criminal cases pending against them. Of the 118 candidates fielded by the Rashtriya Janata Dal, 22 are facing criminal cases The RJD's ally Lok Janshakti Party has fielded 67 candidates; 13 of them are tainted. The Janata Dal - United has fielded 132 candidates; 31 of them have criminal cases against them. source: tinyurlDOTcom/28oko6l
With social engineering being the buzzword in the Bihar polls, the Congress has undertaken a delicate balancing act in giving representation to various castes and communities in its ticket distribution exercise. The party has attempted to break new ground while retaining its support base consisting of upper castes, Muslims and Dalits.
Reaching out to the youth, the party has given 42 seats to people below 35 years, while women have been declared as candidates in 35 seats so far. Hoping for a revival in minority support, the party has given tickets to 47 Muslim in 221 seats for which candidates have been declared so far.
Re: Litmus test for Rahul
by savekarfrombjp on Oct 20, 2010 10:46 AM
stop your jealousy, hate, frustration on other indian. why don't you go fight on street? show us how much you are capable?
Re: Litmus test for Rahul
by giveanid on Oct 20, 2010 10:35 AM
More than double. Isn't that good? You expected him to win Bihar all himself? You BJP guys expect too much of him! :D
Re: Re: Re: Re: Litmus test for Rahul
by Uaskedforit on Oct 20, 2010 10:53 AM
giveanid And you will still fail ...! You would ab an Improved failure !!
Re: I remember Jay parkash.
by Uaskedforit on Oct 20, 2010 10:56 AM
Akbar Badsah!! Try penning the same message in Urdu ... we may then get an idea of what you are trying to say !!
Re: I remember Jay parkash.
by Nehru Rahul on Oct 20, 2010 10:34 AM
yeah! the only better option sud be Nitish.. and may be so why the Dynasty is trying to lure him.
Re: Re: Re: Nitish's Projection
by suman khan on Oct 20, 2010 10:54 AM
Asif - Why indian muslim pray for pakistan cricket team. You are look like a secular in india. where is secularism muslim dominated Bangladesh & pakistan, Bangladesh.
Re: Nitish's Projection
by suman khan on Oct 20, 2010 10:51 AM
Murtaza - Do you know Mr. Narendar modi is th best chief minister ever in india. Also when he came to bihar last time he got tremendous support. Now you are saying Goonda . Nitish is palying minority cards here. We will see how many muslim votes he gets. Every other political part like lallo part, bilas part & kongress part are appasing muslim for vote.
These elections will be Litmus test for Rahul. The media, the Congress slaves who chants the Rahul baba's Mantra for the past 2 years, These elections will tell them the answer. Lets see, how much rahul will succeed.
Re: Bihar elections will be a limus test for Rahul
by Nehru Rahul on Oct 20, 2010 10:32 AM
can`t really say.. litmus test.. as congi. has nuthing to loose in Bihar w.r.t. last time.
Re: Bihar elections will be a limus test for Rahul
by savekarfrombjp on Oct 20, 2010 10:39 AM
appreciate congress gave 55seats to young ppl who are below 35 and 30% to woman and 2/3 of congress candidate are having degree with less criminal charge.
Bharatiya Janata Party has fielded the maximum number of candidates with a criminal record. Out of the 87 BJP candidates who have filed their nominations so far, 41 have criminal cases pending against them. The Congress has fielded 122 candidates; 9 have criminal cases pending against them. Of the 118 candidates fielded by the Rashtriya Janata Dal, 22 are facing criminal cases The RJD's ally Lok Janshakti Party has fielded 67 candidates; 13 of them are tainted. The Janata Dal - United has fielded 132 candidates; 31 of them have criminal cases against them. source: tinyurlDOTcom/28oko6l
With social engineering being the buzzword in the Bihar polls, the Congress has undertaken a delicate balancing act in giving representation to various castes and communities in its ticket distribution exercise. The party has attempted to break new ground while retaining its support base consisting of upper castes, Muslims and Dalits.
Reaching out to the youth, the party has given 42 seats to people below 35 years, while women have been declared as candidates in 35 seats so far. Hoping for a revival in minority support, the party has given tickets to 47 Muslim in 221 seats for which candidates have been declared so far.
Re: Bihar elections will be a limus test for Rahul
by giveanid on Oct 20, 2010 10:31 AM
If Congress improves its tally, Rahul succeeds. If BJP loses more, Gadkari fails. Agree? Or this is a Rahul-only-litmus test conducted by Gadkari?
judging the track record of Lalu and paswan & others, people of bihar do not have any choice except nitish. although i belong to uttarakhand, yet i am very much concerned about bihari janta because they are very hardworking. the bihar netas knows that if they make bihari janta self sufficient than who will vote for them. surprisingly the land of Sri Lal bahadur shastri, jai prakash narain is not able to deliver a neta of this calibre.
ppl are writing here, many good for congs. but I wonder if any of them are ppl of Bihar.. who will have a final say in this fair election.. Has anyone visited bihar in the last two or three years to give any comment..
Re: Re: so many
by Nehru Rahul on Oct 20, 2010 10:30 AM
based on caste system ..right? but then why not RJD.. or do you really think cong. will bring CWG at Patna?
Re: Re: so many
by manoranjan singh on Oct 20, 2010 10:44 AM
really r u Bihari? I am also Bihari and wanted to know what congress and Lallu familly has done during there tenure? You just compare Nitish Ji. I am ready to debate with you on this issue
