In 1990, when then BJP president L.K. Advani was carrying out his rath yatra unbridled, it was Lalu Yadav as CM who had dared to stop him from entering Bihar.
The JDU, too, like the BJP, believes in the politics of empowerment and Nitish Kumar as Bihar’s CM has worked on the vision of ‘Sabka saath, sabka vikas’.
Opposition says 25% IAS and IPS officers hailed from Bihar over the last decade but only 12% people between 15 and 59 have a regular income stream in the state.
In a state used to seeing political dynasts and people with criminal backgrounds contest elections, a small group of candidates is trying to offer an alternative. Here’s a look at them.
Even as India, Pakistan have seemed on the edge of war, their intelligence services have often sought to find space to de-escalate tensions and reduce risks for the two countries.
Speaking at 2nd Investor Connect, CM Vishnu Deo Sai says 'we have been able to attract a lot of investors.' The focus of the event was the steel sector.
Not only did S-400 record its longest hit during India-Pakistan 88-hour conflict, ability of the system to shoot and scoot in a short time, which allows it to evade enemy fire, was also proved.
It is a brilliant, reasonably priced, and mostly homemade aircraft with a stellar safety record; only two crashes in 24 years since its first flight. But its crash is a moment of introspection.
This write up is exclusively for bjp and at the end theprint is asking money to support journalism the entire coporate in this country is spending money for bjp, atleast theprint wont collect money from public in this pandemic situation…
As mention above, the writer belongs to bjp so its quite natural of him to predict a NDA victory having partial affinity towards them. It is really unfortunate and extremely unprofessional from THE PRINT to publish such article which is nothing less than pure wastage of time.
It’s not a waste of time. The atmosphere created by such articles and opinion polls affects the undecided voter in every election. At least 10-20% of voters vote for whoever is winning, irrespective of policies.
The shame of Print for knowingly printing such blatantly obvious propaganda piece. Then they have the audacity to aks viewers to support them for “independent journalism”.
A BJP member tooting his party’s horn. Surprise surprise.
Go back to r*ping women and hounding minorities, filthy sanghi. The only two things you’re good at.
Good analysis and finding in the article yes there is some fatigue and anti-incumbency but that very natural after ruling 15 long years. But the hard truth is no muslim and yadav vote to any other party than RJD and no upper caste vote other than BJP and large number of dalit and mahdalit and OBC excluding yadav that Nitish cretaed a block moving with Nitish over a last decade thats why BJP fought with its full strength and power in 2015 with same noise and buzz what some media projecting for Tajesvi this time but endup winning just 52. So no doubt that BJP-JDU alliance will win could some young people move here and there but ground realty didn’t changes much that combination still intact. After this election LJP will be forget for forever no matter how much noise the make this is there last chance.
This write up is exclusively for bjp and at the end theprint is asking money to support journalism the entire coporate in this country is spending money for bjp, atleast theprint wont collect money from public in this pandemic situation…
As mention above, the writer belongs to bjp so its quite natural of him to predict a NDA victory having partial affinity towards them. It is really unfortunate and extremely unprofessional from THE PRINT to publish such article which is nothing less than pure wastage of time.
It’s not a waste of time. The atmosphere created by such articles and opinion polls affects the undecided voter in every election. At least 10-20% of voters vote for whoever is winning, irrespective of policies.
The shame of Print for knowingly printing such blatantly obvious propaganda piece. Then they have the audacity to aks viewers to support them for “independent journalism”.
I think opinion is made by stupid person
A BJP member tooting his party’s horn. Surprise surprise.
Go back to r*ping women and hounding minorities, filthy sanghi. The only two things you’re good at.
BJP is losing so badly, that now members are being asked to do such propoganda on good news portals. Pathetic.
The basic premise is wrong. BJP voters in JDU seats will vote for LJP. And not RJD voters to LJP.
andh bhakti
Good analysis and finding in the article yes there is some fatigue and anti-incumbency but that very natural after ruling 15 long years. But the hard truth is no muslim and yadav vote to any other party than RJD and no upper caste vote other than BJP and large number of dalit and mahdalit and OBC excluding yadav that Nitish cretaed a block moving with Nitish over a last decade thats why BJP fought with its full strength and power in 2015 with same noise and buzz what some media projecting for Tajesvi this time but endup winning just 52. So no doubt that BJP-JDU alliance will win could some young people move here and there but ground realty didn’t changes much that combination still intact. After this election LJP will be forget for forever no matter how much noise the make this is there last chance.
The heading misleads this item as a news, but in reality it is the feeling of a member of the BJP, which doesn’t qualify it as a news
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