Topic: 2019 elections

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Most of the discussion was solely between Uddhav Thackeray and Shah and they are likely to meet again in the coming months.

The Supreme Court has approved reservations for SC/STs in promotions. Quotas in promotions will be in “accordance with law”, which means that representation will not come at the cost of administrative efficiency

BJP allies Nitish, Paswan and Kushwaha are believed to have come up with a seat-sharing plan that will leave the party with less than the 22 seats it won in 2014.

Narendra Modi wants the most backwards among the OBCs to benefit from reservation. The commission to look into the issue will submit the report by June 20.

One should not underestimate the fighting power of the Modi-Shah duo, but 2019 now looks like a real contest.

BJP seems to have realised that it may not be able to repeat its 2014 performance in the state, eyes just 50 Lok Sabha seats.

Sunil Arora, who will take charge as chief election commissioner in December, will have overseen just 10 assembly polls by the time the general elections roll in. That's less than half the experience his predecessors had in 2009 and 2014.

Bhakts are confident that Rahul Gandhi and his party will be routed in 2019, and Amit Shah will make Narendra Modi invincible.

The Congress has been raising key issues to make Modi uneasy. The party, however, forgets them after a Parliament session or an election.