Modi personality cult dominates India election - FT
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Modi ji ne Assam main Rahul ko Lalkara â â¦.. What a joke⦠Jab kejriwal aapke ghar Gujarat main milne gaya tha tabâ¦. ? Kamjor ko to koi bhi chunauti deta hai. â¦.. 56 inch to tab prove hoga, jab Varanasi main Kejriwal ko Lalkar kar, Public ke samne vartalap Karogeâ¦.. more
Apr 21
It is difficult to fathom, where does sheetal stands whether far or against . To me it looks , Sheetal is BJP fan but entangled in the cross road of likings amongst top leadership of BJP . May God give her strength of HANSA to separate milk from water . more
Apr 10
What a confused post ! I am sure that he himself does not understand what he has written in his long , meaningless essay. Ofcourse BJP/Modi have a right to promote their credentials in what ever way they want to ! If someone has 100 posters and another has 10000 posters, what is the difference conceptually. Both are trying to promote themeselves ! The danger of what happenned to Indira Gandhi - a personality cult that is greater than the party - is always there .But we have the option to throw him out when he does not perform .. So whats the big deal ? The main point is that we need a person like him or atleast like he is projected to be. And all of us sincerly hope that he can deliver. more
Apr 10
Sudarshan ji is right, theoritically. But the writing on wall is that BJP alone is heading for +270 seats. Therefore, it would be NDA Govt. but without dependence on others. Since it would be NDA coalition, necessary rules would have to be followed. Any relevance of this discussion at this stage? more
Apr 09
There should be collective leadership in parliamentery democracy but strong leader is necessary to hold organisations .It is strong and popular leadership of Narendra Modi which going to give yields to BJP otherwise position should have been worst then 2004 & 2009 lok sabha election. Party should be thankful to the vision of president Rajnath Singh. more
Apr 09
