Getting West Bengal out of Jehadis was a milestone in 2026
:::: There are many spin masters. Marxists backed. fraud intellectuals, political parties .... DYNASTS frustration :::
But "Modi Kahin Nayi Jaega (slogan to survive till 2029 and beyond)
Modi cleaned many systems,
Jugadus having dry season after season ,,,
Triple Talaq, Art 370, Ram Temple. CAA..... Development,
Train tickets easy, Money comes to banks, UPI ,,,, cash dhanda hit ::: UP law and order improvement is big ::::
Take a pause. The sample of Sickularism and the western media's hatred hatred for this man is reflected here.
In 2013 -- 'The New York Times' ran a piece stating -
"His (Narendra Modi's) rise to power is deeply troubling to many Indians, especially the country’s 138 million Muslims and its many other minorities.
They worry he would exacerbate sectarian tensions that have subsided somewhat in the last decade." But the commentary on Rahul Gandhi runs well :::
"There is no question that the Congress Party has failed to capitalize on the economic growth of recent years to invest in infrastructure, education and public institutions like the judiciary.
And instead of trying to revive itself with new ideas and leaders, it is likely to be led in the coming election by Rahul Gandhi, the inexperienced scion of the Nehru-Gandhi family."
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s political struggles against Modi and inability to give a tough fight stem from a "mix" of leadership failure, organizational decay within the Congress, a mismatch in communication styles, and numerous strategic missteps.
The Congress party has struggled to revive itself in politically decisive northern and central states such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh and even Modi's native state Gujarat where it has failed to build strong local grassroots leadership capable of challenging the Lotus party.
In West Bengal, the Congress is out of power since 1977. In Tamil Nadu, it started in 1957 and in Gujarat - in mid 1990s.
Rahul often attacks Modi 'personally' and it has always boomeranged.
The anti-corruption narrative is never a strong point of Congress. Congress does not 'consistently anchor' campaigns on alternative policy matters and models. He is seeking removal of CEC but has not offered an measure to improve political system vis-a-vis elections.
In more ways than one, the Congress wants to "retain" the old rotten and corrupt system. There have been no economic or employment blueprints that would have resonated in a larger plane and broadly with the voters.
The improved law and order situation is a huge scoring point for BJP and Modi-Yodi team and this single factor may actually bring back BJP to power in UP.
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| Modi's lieutenant Yogi - Uttar Pradesh CM who handled Goondaism firmly |
In 2002, rioters in the western Indian state of Gujarat savagely killed nearly 1,000 people, most of whom were part of the Muslim minority. Now, barely a decade later, Narendra Modi, who was the chief minister of Gujarat at the time and still holds the office, is a leading candidate to become prime minister of India.
Since Sept 13, 2013, when he was named as PM-face; the BJP has remained 'depended' on Modi. In contrast - all these years the opposition could not create any 'alternate' challenger to Modi.
The Congress plans and schemes for Congress revival are all focused on saving the career of Rahul Gandhi. Other opposition parties may not be happy. But all are clueless as well.
Modi is a constant star for India’s ruling party BJP and the alliance NDA.
Beginning Modi's days as Gujarat chief minister and all these years as the Prime Minister since 2014; Modi is still widely admired by middle-class.
His regime in Gujarat was credited for making the western state one of India’s fastest-growing states especially after 2002 mayhem.
At the national level, Modi "revived" the economy, which has been weakened by a decade of mismanagement by the coalition government headed by Manmohan Singh.
India's nominal GDP is approximately $4.15 trillion to $4.18 trillion, placing it as the 4th largest economy in the world.
Since Rahul took a major decision-making role in the party around 2009, the Congress party has faced severe electoral contractions, dropping to a historic low of 44 Lok Sabha seats in 2014. But in 2024, that is after 10years, it rebounded to 99 seats but the vote-share increase was less than two per cent.
There has been a case of "shrinking" the direct state-level governance footprint. As a result, nothing much exists in the name of Congress organisation.
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| Manmohan Singh |
A recent meeting of party's national president Mallikrjun Kharge at Patna in Bihar showed there were hardly 250-300 people in a hall of 5000 capacity. It is there Kharge lost cool and used the unwarranted phrase 'Modi ka baap'.
Political opponents and internal critics have frequently labeled Rahul's political style as "episodic" — and also oscillating between intense bursts of activism such as the Bharat Jodo Yatra and periods of perceived withdrawal -- foreign trips etc. There is no evidence of struggles in Rahul's political activism.
These do not help day-to-day or even month-to-month party building.
There are other angles of debate. Modi’s so called strident 'Hindu nationalism' is flayed by detractors saying this has fueled public outrage. The fact of the matter is being a strong voice of Hindutva is Modi's biggest political asset. The Hindu voters felt neglected and even insulted under Left, Trinamool and UPA-led by Congress. The Hindu assertiveness is the image of a new and a strong emerging Naya Bharat.
This emotional chord has been helping him. In contrast; the Congress is seen as anti-Hindu party in a country where 80 per cent of voters are Hindus. Congress has been blind towards the follies of Muslims and unnecessarily encouraged a Christian-Muslim cohesion -which made Hindus more dependable on the BJP and its ideology-school RSS.
In 2013, western press pushed a line that Modi has "shown no ability" to work with opposition parties or tolerate dissent.
The reality has been continuous opposition to everything Modi does or says has brought Congress and other opposition parties in a peculiar stage. They have alienated themselves from the Government and in 2026 - the Congress is seen more familiar as Naxals and has challenged virtually all constitutional bodies.
There is a gap for a sincere but constructive opposition. That vacant slot could have been easily tapped by the likes of Chandrashekhar or Madhu Limaye. We may have to wait but such a thing is not ruled out in thevnext decade of so.
In 2026 May, immediately after polls - the Congress dumped DMK - an alliance since 2004.
Talking about Modi is never complete without talking about Modi-Muslim relationships. In Gujarat, it was claimed Muslims were 'better off' than Muslims in Left era in West Bengal.
Narendra Modi himself and the BJP strongly reject accusations of discrimination, maintaining that their governance operates under the principle of "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas" (Together with all, Development for all).
The BJP also asserts that its major social welfare initiatives—including subsidized housing, sanitation, health insurance, and free rations—are distributed strictly based on economic need rather than religious identity.
The lower-income Muslims have been among the primary beneficiaries of these schemes.
The government points to legislative reforms, such as the criminalization of Triple Talaq (instant divorce), as evidence of its commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of Muslim women.
Regarding the controversial campaign speeches, the BJP argues that Modi’s remarks are generally aimed at political opponents. The remarks are intended to warn against opposition policies of minority appeasement and the alleged "resource redistribution based on religion: rather than targeting the broader, law-abiding Muslim populace.
The other side of the story is Muslims and even Christians are being used by the Congress and other opposition parties to serve their agenda to garner votes in order to defeat the BJP.
The Lotus party avoids fielding Muslim candidates because if a Muslim candidate is fielded and Muslims don't vote for him, then what is the logic of fielding a candidate.
Only an estimated 8% of India's Muslims voted for the BJP in 2019, and are increasingly voting as a bloc against Modi and the BJP in states.
In the 2020 Bihar state elections, 77% supported an anti-BJP alliance; in 2021, 75% backed the regional Trinamool Congress in West Bengal; and in 2022, 79% supported the opposition Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh. This means Congress has isolated itself from governance mechanism and has also 'isolated' the Muslims from BJP and the governance process.
The BJP says it believes in Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas. In 2024, in UP even villages with substantial Muslim population -- who got all the benefits did not vote for BJP.
This will encourage more alienation. Inclusive governance is two-way traffic.
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