Will NDA 3.0 end up being like UPA era of 2004-2013?
I know this government ( NDA 3.0) is not as strong as previous ones between 2014-2023. Assuming coalition politics has its own limits.
But still seeing Modi and NDA ministers taking cautious stand or even being afraid to tackle some obvious problems baffles me.
Such as the recent budget with excruciating tax changes for the middle class especially in the indexation and STCG/LTCG. Even there was a strong opinion amongst many people that NDA 3.0 would have a different FM. But inspite of public demand, Nirmala Sitharaman continued on this post.
Not sure why the government is not listening to public now?
And the latest debacle in Bangladesh and nothing concrete done by Indian govt to stop the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh is painful to accept. Infact we all know that US is behind this coup d’tat yet the govt just watched sitting on the fence and a democratically elected govt was toppled ( US being the SME in doing this with decades of exp )
The worst thing to be feared is if this continues until 2029, then the self declared joker of this century, Rahul Gandhi or Raul Vinci would end up forming the UPA government in 2029 and might become PM some day.
I think public should not be underestimated and no one ( not even Modi) is immune from public anger. It’s high time BJP and RSS takes this into consideration.
Will NDA tenure until 2029 be like UPA era except corruption? That would imply policy paralysis, wrong ministry allocation, taking wrong fiscal decisions, increasing public protests, opposition becoming more stronger and govt inability to change its image.
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Though this can happen but main reason NDA can have another 5 or 10 years is due to the weak opposition, People are favoring NDA not due to there policy or development it is due to the weak opposition as these clowns fight among themselves in alliance also the worst manifesto that they bring
Yeah but if the opposition continues with the caste division politics to divide Hindus and khatakat freebies to lure people, then BJP and its allies must have to find a way to counter this. Only patriotism, hindutva and Modi’s image won’t be sufficient. More needs to be done for middle class and some key reforms in justice system etc would help to counter growing opposition.
The taxes are way too much to stay in India anymore and none of these govt care about general middle class. We are just workers to tax
Whereas the ongoing Hindu genocide and rapes from Kashmir to bengal , well didn’t the very same Hindus vote momta in bengal and gave 40 seats to Akhilesh in lok sabha? Knowing how bad crime was back then.
So if people are going to vote still on caste and freebies , be prepared to face the consequences.
Personally I used to watch news but after results I have stopped and devoted same time to some research papers so that I can go out for MSC
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There is no justice and amenities here, 700 years of slavery has taught us nothing. Build a better life for yourself. Move out. Enjoy roaming around in the world, gather experiences and die.
Better than dying by stone pelting or bad roads after paying 15 lacs in tax per year.
NDA is really looking weak in 3rd term
Bro I want to understand from people like you, what do you think is the reason why BJP, Modi, RSS etc are always getting their ass whooped in more developed states like KA TN KL AP etc ?
I don't know your definition of ass whooping but in 2024 elections which are considered underwhelming for bjp it along with allies won 19 seats in Karnataka against 9 seats won by Congress+.
Similarly in Telangana BJP won 8 which is equal to seats won by INDIA.
In AP also NDA won decisively but I don't know how much of the victory is attributable to BJP and how much to TDP but PM Modi's image definitely had some role to play to say the very least.
Only In Tamil Nadu and Kerala BJP is unable to win and that is due to reasons such as BJP is new in the state and still has not even won a single seat so it doesn't get much representation in their local media and political debates. Moreover Tamils are very passionate about their language and some think BJP as a Hindi party and an outsider due to which bjp faces a slight disadvantage.
In Kerala also BJP has never won any considerable seats or got any position at the high table in past due to which general people dont know much of its track record. Moreover there is still dominance of communism in Kerala and in Communist systems there is a heavy role of cadres and involvement of public in all political movements so left has a stronghold over the public so it will take a lot more time and efforts for BJP to break into the state.
I am sure that BJP will win atleast some seats in the southern states also if it puts in efforts at the ground level and creates an organization which is core to victory but BJP stays more busy in its hindi heartland politics due to their numerical strength and southern states being relatively insignificant.
However once BJP conquers states like Telangana and starts putting in more concerted efforts in Tamil Nadu like bjp started this elections it can start with 2-3 LS seats and from there go on to grow bigger.
One more point is that Indian elections are based on first past the pole system which heavily discriminates against new entrants to the state as you need to win atleast 34-35% votes (assuming a 3 way split) before you can win a single seat.
BJP being a new party can't possibly get 40 percent of votes overnight and so many voters who are fed up with their local parties may not gives vote to BJP even if they support Modi as they will think that their votes will be wasted as BJP will not win the seat even if they voted for him. I mean voting for BJP was as good as voting for NOTA earlier in southern states.
BJP due to its efforts got 10%+ vote share in Tamil Nadu at the state level (and not some constituency) this election cycle which should not be taken lightly as it means that 1 in 10 Tamils are BJP supporters atleast for this election.
If BJP can keep its momentum and build on this elections victory it can definitely breach 20-25% threshold in 2029 elections provided that their local units (specifically Annamalia) keep fighting and Modi's popularity doesnt take a hit owing to policy paralysis in coalition govt.
After getting 30% votes the party can no longer be taken lightly or brushed down the carpet as an alternative to NOTA and people who otherwise ignored BJP seriously start considering voting for BJP as it indeed has a chance for victory statewide. Moreover when a party wins 20% statewide it indeed wins a few seats giving it a bigger platform and more public visibility which further helps the party even more.
But everything depends on how much efforts the BJP puts into the elections and how seriously they fight as the battle to establish any new party is indeed uphill.
Modi is being pinned down by increasingly belligerent western deepstate .
Example Bangladesh violent regime change
I get 1930s kind of feel looking at int politics
Why there is no below option?
- NDA 3.0 is worse than UPA1 + 2