1. Decimation of Indian National Congress.
2. Decimation of BSP, DMK and to a large extent several regional parties like SP, JDU, SAD and monsoon cockroaches (i.e. Independents).
3. Emergence of an Indian voter shifting their loyalties to casteless and anti-religious vote banks.
4. Acceptance by Indian people that despite several negativities in our midst, negative campaign alone can not win votes. One has to persevere and perform.
5. That India is not willing to live in the past any more and want to move forward from 1984 and 2002. They want to live in the present, work or at least want to see someone working for their better future.
6. Emergence of new choice amongst young and old alike that what they want solutions, capability or at least a hope, to gain their support in the ballot boxes. India seems ready and willing to experiment with risks but not betrayal of their support at any cost.
3. Emergence of an Indian voter shifting their loyalties to casteless and anti-religious vote banks.
4. Acceptance by Indian people that despite several negativities in our midst, negative campaign alone can not win votes. One has to persevere and perform.
5. That India is not willing to live in the past any more and want to move forward from 1984 and 2002. They want to live in the present, work or at least want to see someone working for their better future.
6. Emergence of new choice amongst young and old alike that what they want solutions, capability or at least a hope, to gain their support in the ballot boxes. India seems ready and willing to experiment with risks but not betrayal of their support at any cost.
With all above in mind, I can predict with certainty that India's voter would monitor the performance and words for next 3 years (Assembly elections in 2017) and will throw at us a decisive victory by an alternative force that is likely to be AAP or its like.
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