04-29-2007, 09:50 PM
My 2 cents!!!
Withdrawl of support to UPA is a joke. They know their end in such a case. BJP, by winning in several states they have just proved the bi-polarity in Indian politics in spite of coalition politics.
The best case scenario in UP for BJP is to be a largest party and be in opposition until the general election. After general elections they could absorb some parts of third front into them to make the UP government.
Third front parties are frustrated a lot. They have to be with Congress or BJP and there is no other option.
Left and Congress have to live with each other otherwise they will die a natural death if BJP stays in power for two consecutive terms at centre.
The problems of Indian politics are mostly from third front partners of Congress and BJP. Thier base is same whether they allign with BJP or Congress. Some of them like Mulayam and TDP added a chunk of Muslims to them. All congress can do is to steal this bank from them. So far unsuccessful in spite of overtly partial policies towards garnering this section. If congress succeeds then the third front is just a backward/middle castes section of Hindu family. BJP will not have problems even if this section is external section and it can easily rule with this section (Ex: Nitish's Janata and Orissa's BJD's) .
In the long run, the success of any Hindu party lies in unifying the so called backwards with forward castes. Until then there will be no strong Hindu politics.
The best thing that the enemy of Hindutva could do is keep burning the reservations issues and keep apeasing the Minorities to make sure that this section of peasants and forward castes never see the big picture.
For BJP to grow, it has to concentrate to get the elements of Sharad pawar from Maharastra, elements of TDP from AP(not that difficult), elements of AIADMK from TN. They need to do some billions of investments in these areas. If they succeed here then the game is up.
Withdrawl of support to UPA is a joke. They know their end in such a case. BJP, by winning in several states they have just proved the bi-polarity in Indian politics in spite of coalition politics.
The best case scenario in UP for BJP is to be a largest party and be in opposition until the general election. After general elections they could absorb some parts of third front into them to make the UP government.
Third front parties are frustrated a lot. They have to be with Congress or BJP and there is no other option.
Left and Congress have to live with each other otherwise they will die a natural death if BJP stays in power for two consecutive terms at centre.
The problems of Indian politics are mostly from third front partners of Congress and BJP. Thier base is same whether they allign with BJP or Congress. Some of them like Mulayam and TDP added a chunk of Muslims to them. All congress can do is to steal this bank from them. So far unsuccessful in spite of overtly partial policies towards garnering this section. If congress succeeds then the third front is just a backward/middle castes section of Hindu family. BJP will not have problems even if this section is external section and it can easily rule with this section (Ex: Nitish's Janata and Orissa's BJD's) .
In the long run, the success of any Hindu party lies in unifying the so called backwards with forward castes. Until then there will be no strong Hindu politics.
The best thing that the enemy of Hindutva could do is keep burning the reservations issues and keep apeasing the Minorities to make sure that this section of peasants and forward castes never see the big picture.
For BJP to grow, it has to concentrate to get the elements of Sharad pawar from Maharastra, elements of TDP from AP(not that difficult), elements of AIADMK from TN. They need to do some billions of investments in these areas. If they succeed here then the game is up.