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People voted to demolish bjp if they u voted for congress result could have benefited bjp so good even congress favouring people voted app and give clear mandate congress will always remain in heats of people
People voted to demolish bjp if they voted for congress result could have benefited bjp so good even congress favouring people voted app and give clear mandate congress will always remain in heats of people
So when rajasthan, MP, cg etc were won then also it was Rahul Gandhi, Rahaul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi,Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi? Print must stop this diatribe against RG . As if it begins and ends with him . Consider congress (deiberate?) strategy in this election too. Try and spare some effort on other more important things than clawing a leader who will never get back as viciously as those in charge do. And he is worth a hundred of them personallyFor every charge against him, a hundred charges can be made aginst those in power. Wasting time on this Rahul centric BJP set agenda takes one nowhere.
After Sonia Gandhi, INC whatever remains as of now as a party will be in splinters. Like Sharad Pawar or Jagan Reddy there will be anothet four to five splinters. RaGa and Priyanka Vadra will be reduced to the likes of Ajit Singh the son of former PM Charan Singh.
Why blame Rahul? Which other leader in Congress could have done better? The point is Congress is no longer seen as a party which counts in national or state politics as state level parties have occupied all the space that Congress occupied earlier at state levels and at national level, BJP with Modi as its leader is the undisputed choice. So we should be ready for a strong national party in BJP to rule at the Centre and different state level parties to rule at states either on their own or in alliance with BJP or Congress or with other state level parties. This structure is now difficult to change for some quite sometime in future. So lets leave Congress to manage its affairs with Gandhi family. The real problem is for Modi Shah to make people vote for BJP in state level elections (given that they have hardly any local leaders worth the name etc etc) and it would be interesting to see their responses in upcoming elections in Bihar and West Bengal.
Whether the Congress stepped back tactically or voters shoved it aside contemptuously is a matter of judgment. In Maharashtra, the party won 44 seats and an almost one third slice of power without any contribution from the family. The Gandhis remained non committal even about joining the government, for which the local unit took the lead, with the guidance of Shri Sharad Pawar. 2. I don’t think the columnist is being unduly harsh in laying the entire blame at Mr Gandhi’s feet. He is holding back the natural resurgence of his party, the normal interchange of power that takes place in a democracy, especially when the incumbent’s performance is lacklustre. Any hopes that Ms Vadra would lead the party back to power are totally misplaced.
Whether the Congress stepped back tactically or voters shoved it aside contemptuously is a matter of judgment. In Maharashtra, the party won 44 seats and an almost one third slice of power without any contribution from the family. The Gandhis remained non committal even about joining the government, for which the local unit took the lead, with the guidance of Shri Sharad Pawar. 2. I don’t think the columnist is being unduly harsh in laying the entire blame at Mr Gandhi’s feet. He is holding back the natural resurgence of his party, the normal interchange of power that takes place in a democracy, especially when the incumbent’s performance is lacklustre. Any hopes that Ms Vadra would lead the party back to power are totally misplaced.
Respect is earned, NOT given. Those looking for respect are doomed.
People voted to demolish bjp if they u voted for congress result could have benefited bjp so good even congress favouring people voted app and give clear mandate congress will always remain in heats of people
People voted to demolish bjp if they voted for congress result could have benefited bjp so good even congress favouring people voted app and give clear mandate congress will always remain in heats of people
So when rajasthan, MP, cg etc were won then also it was Rahul Gandhi, Rahaul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi,Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi? Print must stop this diatribe against RG . As if it begins and ends with him . Consider congress (deiberate?) strategy in this election too. Try and spare some effort on other more important things than clawing a leader who will never get back as viciously as those in charge do. And he is worth a hundred of them personallyFor every charge against him, a hundred charges can be made aginst those in power. Wasting time on this Rahul centric BJP set agenda takes one nowhere.
After Sonia Gandhi, INC whatever remains as of now as a party will be in splinters. Like Sharad Pawar or Jagan Reddy there will be anothet four to five splinters. RaGa and Priyanka Vadra will be reduced to the likes of Ajit Singh the son of former PM Charan Singh.
Why blame Rahul? Which other leader in Congress could have done better? The point is Congress is no longer seen as a party which counts in national or state politics as state level parties have occupied all the space that Congress occupied earlier at state levels and at national level, BJP with Modi as its leader is the undisputed choice. So we should be ready for a strong national party in BJP to rule at the Centre and different state level parties to rule at states either on their own or in alliance with BJP or Congress or with other state level parties. This structure is now difficult to change for some quite sometime in future. So lets leave Congress to manage its affairs with Gandhi family. The real problem is for Modi Shah to make people vote for BJP in state level elections (given that they have hardly any local leaders worth the name etc etc) and it would be interesting to see their responses in upcoming elections in Bihar and West Bengal.
My heart tells me most Delhi based journalists have voted for AAP. Current toh pliable folk ko laga hai.
Whether the Congress stepped back tactically or voters shoved it aside contemptuously is a matter of judgment. In Maharashtra, the party won 44 seats and an almost one third slice of power without any contribution from the family. The Gandhis remained non committal even about joining the government, for which the local unit took the lead, with the guidance of Shri Sharad Pawar. 2. I don’t think the columnist is being unduly harsh in laying the entire blame at Mr Gandhi’s feet. He is holding back the natural resurgence of his party, the normal interchange of power that takes place in a democracy, especially when the incumbent’s performance is lacklustre. Any hopes that Ms Vadra would lead the party back to power are totally misplaced.
Whether the Congress stepped back tactically or voters shoved it aside contemptuously is a matter of judgment. In Maharashtra, the party won 44 seats and an almost one third slice of power without any contribution from the family. The Gandhis remained non committal even about joining the government, for which the local unit took the lead, with the guidance of Shri Sharad Pawar. 2. I don’t think the columnist is being unduly harsh in laying the entire blame at Mr Gandhi’s feet. He is holding back the natural resurgence of his party, the normal interchange of power that takes place in a democracy, especially when the incumbent’s performance is lacklustre. Any hopes that Ms Vadra would lead the party back to power are totally misplaced.