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The Congress found itself pushed to a corner over a letter written to Election Commission seeking restriction on pre-poll opinion surveys as political parties took a strong exception of the view and reasoned out that the Congress was worried over the results that have predicted a drubbing for the party in the upcoming Assembly elections in five states.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/rivals-slam-congress-for-seeking-ban-on-prepoll-surveys/432056-80.html] :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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Still 6 months to go for the elections, these things can change dramatically. As a Gujarati, I can say that BJP is sweeping the poll completely. Rest of the states, we would have to wait and watch. 6 months can turn things upside down.

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BJP can only go up from here...
And more so, given the 4 states elections. There was and is a Modi wave, and these results have only reinforcement that more. Congress, on the other hand, situation is clear for them, they cannot win it on their own. They will have to look to divide the anti-Congress votes and AAP is great proxy for them in that aspect.
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Also from these recent states elections, some assumptions can be broken. 1. Social media, it will play a role in elections. Parties need direct connection with the public and thus social media is a crucial channel. 2. Youth, it will at last have a say in elections. In past, it never played any sort of role in elections but not anymore. The large percentage of turnout is another indicator. 3. Non-politicians, another new arena in Indian politics where seasoned politicians are losing by big margin to first timer(s) non-politicians trying their luck. 4. Value based? Although sample size of Delhi is very small , but a new form of value based politics may be appearing instead of the usual caste, religion stuffs. And given Rahul's comments today, I expect some heavy investment from Congress in social media and thus youths given strong BJP presence there. So expect more Congress bots in social media. And to make Priyanka Gandhi will become the key figure for them instead of Rahul.

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Now at least the results of these 4 states clearly give us some idea of where Cong will stand in GE. At least they are not going to go beyond 130 that is for sure. They will lose 25+ LS seats from these 4 states. Obviously, all 7 from Delhi. I am not sure what Nitish is going to do in that camp now? He just thought that this time around again there will be anti modi wave and people will gather to keep BJP away from delhi in the name of anti-modi agenda. Now with cong totally losing its credibility here, where will Nitish go? :(( :doh:

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"It strengthens people's belief in democracy, which they were fast losing. In fact, I was the first person to request Arvind Kejriwal that he should gather courage and participate in electoral politics if he wants to enact jan lokpal. Guess who said these golden words?

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I don't think any prediction works. It's true and I am sure that MODI will become our next PM in 2014 election. As the poll says and the works which did MODI for their peoples definitely gives him a brilliant path to lead the nation. Lets see and watch for the election and one thing more choose the desiring one because we are the one who will election..! :) Thanks!

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All I can say is that aaj ki date mein agar Bhagwaan bhi aajaye BJP ki campaign chalaane toh bhi BJP/NDA ko 217 seats nahi milengi.
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Karyakartas are very happy with the prospect of Modi as the leader but common people aren't. Amit Shah will do more damage than good because he just doesn't know the ground realities of UP politics - last month was the first time he came to Lucknow in his entire life :facepalm:
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My guesses: Congress + NCP + NC: 99 BJP + SS + Akali + Janata Party: 217 SP: 25 Left: 32 BSP: 25 AIADMK: 28 TNC: 17 YRS: 14 TRS: 13 JDU: 8 RJD: 2 TDP: 10 DMK: 5 JDS: 6 BJD: 17
Lol random guy good prediction though.
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