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How cool would it be if Cong.'s total seat tally ends up being less than one of its UPA alliance partners(NC' date=' NCP etc)? :cantstop:[/quote'] doubt it, congress still has strong presence in more than half of the states in india
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Modi tsunami is going to swallow all other parties- 230-240 seats for NDA is guaranteed ..They have to ally with Amma and Didi ' date= they shouldn't have a problem for next 5 years.
Lol
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My biggest wish is the INC being smashed like it was in Delhi/Rajasthan and being reduced to double digits. Besides that, if AAP can make it to the center as well, credit to them and hopefully they shouldn't be aligning with the third front jokers.

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My biggest wish is the INC being smashed like it was in Delhi/Rajasthan and being reduced to double digits. Besides that' date=' if AAP can make it to the center as well, credit to them and hopefully they shouldn't be aligning with the third front jokers.[/quote'] AAP wont win anything significant in Lok Sabha elections. Winning in Delhi was one thing. It is a small state with a large middle class where it is easier to campaign with less funds The whole of India is totally different. In the more populated states, you need a party structure with local wings and candidates with good caste equations. It takes 3-4 years to form that level of organization and a lot of money which cannot be made without giving into corruption AAP would do well to focus on urban centers where their top tier of leaders can do effective campaigns and reach the middle class through low cost social media marketing. 10-12 seats would be huge for AAP
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Modi tsunami is going to swallow all other parties- 230-240 seats for NDA is guaranteed ..They have to ally with Amma and Didi ' date= they shouldn't have a problem for next 5 years.
u sure didi wont canuse any problems?
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AAP wont win anything significant in Lok Sabha elections. Winning in Delhi was one thing. It is a small state with a large middle class where it is easier to campaign with less funds The whole of India is totally different. In the more populated states, you need a party structure with local wings and candidates with good caste equations. It takes 3-4 years to form that level of organization and a lot of money which cannot be made without giving into corruption AAP would do well to focus on urban centers where their top tier of leaders can do effective campaigns and reach the middle class through low cost social media marketing. 10-12 seats would be huge for AAP
the advantage for AAP is that election is only 5 months away so they'll remain talk of the town, just need to find candidates and fill their nominations
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