Exit Polls claim Narendra Modi to be the future PM of India

It has not yet been ascertained whether BJP will on its own amass enough seats to reach the magic figure of 272 seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections 2014 but all opinion polls seem to have signaled that Narendra Modi is the people’s choice for the PM’s post after Manmohan Singh. Narendra Damodardas Modi is an Indian politician belonging to the Bhartiya Janata Party and is the 14th Chief Minister of the state of Gujarat since 2001. He was born in September 17, 1950 in Vadnagar. The official website of Narendra Modi is www.narendramodi.in. He is NDAs prime ministerial candidate for the Lok Sabha polls in 2014 that will be held in April-May 2014. Narendra Modi is set to contest elections from Ahmedabad West and Varanasi. The people of India seem to be left with very few capable competitors against Modi for the PMs...

Modi’s barbs against the Congress

Narendra Modi is a man who plans in advance and goes about his agenda in the proverbial proactive manner. The entire campaigning for the scheduled Lok Sabha elections 2014 has been a BJP ball game. Ever since Modi’s anointment as the Prime Ministerial candidate for his party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, he has gone about the job set out for him with a ruthlessly professional approach. In fact in this upcoming election it seems that only the party which has set strategies is the BJP. All the others are either completely at sea or simply reacting to Modi’s outbursts and actions. BJP has carved a niche for them with their superstar candidate Narendra Modi to spearhead the party to secure the magical majority and rule India for the next five years at the center. Modi has left no turf unexplored and dared to venture into territory that has practically never even had BJP supporters. His trump card of development for India has been played out to a crescendo as no one can deny what Gujarat has gained and what it lacks. The Modi wave has been generated and is swiftly engulfing all states of India. Today it touched upon Guwahati and Imphal where Modi had a rally where he brutally attacked the non-functionality of Manmohan Singh the UPAII leader and PM of India. He pointed out the already very evident fact that Manmohan Singh not only is a very feeble PM but he has miserably failed to develop Assam which he has been representing for the past 23 years in the Rajya Sabha. Narendra Modi also claimed to know from the natives of Assam as to what benefits had they reaped for having the PM from their state. He reiterated his usually story of the abject malfunction of the UPA-II to aid India in taking strides to be enumerated as one of the most advanced nations of the world despite their potential. He again asked for a timeline of 60 months to prove his worth and his party’s capability and intent for serving the people of India. Though there have been rampant allegations against Modi from his rivals regarding his roots with the Rashtriya Syawamsevak Sangh whose ideology goes against the secularism the basis of free India. He has been slammed repeatedly for making himself a larger than life figure. Modi’s decision of constructing the Statue of Unity which will feature Sardar Patel, free India’s first home minister and will be the world’s tallest, has been widely criticized too....

Narendra Modi’s Bengal package

Usually most of the packages are decided after the election results come in and winning MPs or MLAs are granted their wishes to form an alliance or simply be a part of the government forming process. This has been the rule for the Indian political firmament. Narendra Modi has turned the concept on its head. The Brigade Parade grounds in Kolkata where Modi stood representing BJP yesterday on February 5th attracted a huge crowd of eight lakhs. Modi has asked the amassed for all 42 seats from Bengal as he wants Bengal to contribute to BJP so that they achieve the magical figure of an absolute majority in the center in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections 2014. He explained that the people of Bengal had voted for change and duly elected their new CM, Mamata Banerjee of Trinamul congress party. Modi went on to add that now he wanted them to do the same for the Lok Sabha polls-vote for change. He has already claimed that Bengal will surely get the ticket to development which they deserve and have been seeking. He pointed out that if he becomes the PM of India he will surely grant Bengal aids that it has seriously lacked for contributing to its development. Modi indeed has shown the guts to foray into a territory that has never been on the BJP cards. In West Bengal the BJP just has a ghost like presence. Yet it did not deter Modi and the party to put together a rally where CPM and now Trinamul have been holding their sway. However questions have arisen about the presence of supporters of BJP having been gathered from neighboring states of Jharkhand, Bihar and Assam. The mega rally at the also had BJP president Rajnath Singh, BJP’s in-charge for West Bengal, Varun Gandhi, former union minister Shahnawaz Hussain, music director Bappi Lahiri and noted magician PC Sircar Junior. Around 50 police officers from Gujarat had been responsible for security for which six watch-towers were installed at the rally venue. Modi was here to ask Mamata to be an ally thus accomplishing his two fold agenda. One of the initiatives was to nib the formation of a third front in Indian politics in the bud. Secondly he showed his ace of development for Bengal which is bound to earn him votes despite any racial, religious or party preferences. The Modi rally has successfully challenged the CPM on their territory. The BJP also earned an entry fee of Rs. 100 for a...

Kolkata’s brigade prepares for Modi meet

Narendra Modi the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate who has generated a Modi wave that is blowing the strongest throughout the nation before the upcoming Lok Sabha polls is all set to address a rally at the Brigade Parade Grounds in Kolkata tomorrow between 1 pm to 3:45pm. The rally has been christened the Jana-Chetana Sabha which aims at being a podium for the BJP to put forth their agenda in front of the public in a state where their popularity is at the rock bottom. There will be 82 NaMo mobile tea stalls offering a cup at Re 1 or Rs. 2. Modi will put forth his speech from an elevated dais while the audience will be able to view him from 12 giant screens put up around the...

The incredible strategies of Narendra Modi

The BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi has requested the electorate for electing the BJP to form the government. He intends to be given a chance, a sure mandate to convert their promising commitments that would aid in renovating India into a really advanced nation of the world. Narendra Modi asserted that if Gujarat can be altered so can the people of India be armed with all the necessary amenities of the modern world. He said that all his party expects is a clear mandate of the people in favor of BJP so that they gain the five years to prove their worth. He added that like the Congress his ruling party would never mock the mandate of the voters who had entrusted them with their votes for good and clean governance leading to expansion. Modi claimed that a single term as the ruling party at the centre was enough time for the BJP to grant the common man a peaceful life which was a challenge that his party was ready to take up despite brickbats from their rivals. He went on to add that if there was a resolute intention to implement decisions then progress would indisputably follow. He also declared that their party upon forming the government would never lack their capability to put into force laws and policies that were crucial to serve the people of the nation. Modi reinstated that India was not a poor country but it required appropriate utilization of its huge potential and appropriate application of its vast resources. He has challenged his rivals saying that there is no difference between Gujarat or Uttar Pradesh or India if the government aims to eradicate poverty and usher in improvement. He took a dig at the Congress by questioning their role for the last six decade in which their party and government could not eliminate the plunging divide between the rich and poorer sections of the society. Modi has declared that his only attention would be to focus on working for enhancing the advancement of the nation. Modi again put forth the example of his state to add that Gujarat under him had witnessed a continuous high rate of growth. He said that it made him sad to see India as being visualized by the world as a poor, uneducated country that carries a begging bowl with no dignity whatsoever, let alone any stand in the affairs of the world. He also reiterated the importance of the upcoming General Elections as it would determine...