Just because results didn't go samajvadee way , the voter is dumb. EVM machines are rigged because otherwise how come BSP got only 17 seats. Way the things are going even the maha maha mahagadbandan also may not stop Modi from winning 2019 elections
In Gujarat for over two decades only two parties were the main vote catchers, rest almost lost their deposits. Now the same message is spreading every where. In 2019 name change to Hindustan will bring BJP to Power.
I totally agree with this opinion... It is not only UP, elsewhere also, the thinking standards of citizens, are worsening everywhere...even it may be house, relatives, voters, citizens on roads, highly qualified people... correctness of thinking is fast eroding...they have all come to level where they fail to assess what is correct and what is not correct....But this is more in North than South, In south majority of People are still sensible... they are smart in deciding what is correct and what is not.....
After so many stints given to Mulla Mulayam, Chara Lalu, bhehan maya, tabela rabri, we indian now have hopes that your people have started to use there head and vote, for this why are you moaning akilesh bai.
If after the verdicts of Punjab and UP, one still doubts the intelligence of the Indian voter then his own IQ needs to be checked because he certainly is a moron.
We had a lot of expectations about the Akhilesh Yadav government... an engineering graduate, who studied in a developed city, having seen the world outside his village.... all the like..
But he too joined the cloones of the caste appeasing politics and did nothing for the people of UP... and the common citizen of the state, who had to flee their homes in search of two square meals, swa what is life in other states, like gujarat, maharashtra and karnataka, and kicked the moron, his aunt (mayavedi) and all the divide and rule poly-ticks of the state, including raul ghandi...
and if that learned person thinks he is the only smart person in the world, let the frog remain in the well itself....
