gslv Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 looks like TRS will either take MIM support or BJP-TDP to form comfertable government. http://www.apherald.com/Politics/ViewArticle/55703/TRS-in-touch-with-TDP-BJP-/ by all reports coming out they will fall just short or just over 60 seats. Min figures being quoted at 48 and max being quoted are 65 its better to die than take those anti national MIM support.
surajmal Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 In the next couple of years, few more states could come into the NDA fold, So Modi should have no problem moving on his development agenda. UP/Bihar/WB is still out of reach. But as far as Western India is concerned, Baaam (assuming BJP/MNS win in MH). Even if Haryana stays with Hooda (who is all for reforms and industry anyways), they can really zoom through with Delhi mumbai industrial corridor development. Karnataka really f'ed up voting Congis into state. Now Chennai-Mumbai corridor will be languishing for the next few years. Anyways, don't want to put the cart before the horse. Lets wait for May 16th first. Namo Namah! :antijinx:
adi B Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 81% polling in Wb today as well :WTF:.surely the tmc goons have followed the footsteps of left and made this a farcical voting
asterix Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 81% polling in Wb today as well :WTF:.surely the tmc goons have followed the footsteps of left and made this a farcical voting 81% voting? Looks like public from both India and Bangladesh voted...
G_B_ Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 its better to die than take those anti national MIM support. depends how many votes the TRS need. Again by all exit polls for state assembly elections coming out BJP-TDP set to win 15-25 seats in Telangana. With the BJP expected to get 6-12 seats in those. The TRS wont mind taking BJP support but wants to bury the TDP in Telangana. So if BJP give them support on the outside and the numbers add up they will take it as their first choice. second choice will be MIM./independents.third choice will be forming state gov with congress. Thats if say TRS finish with 40 and congress finish with 30. The problem for the TRS is that they are a rural Telangana party with not much presence in Hyderabad metropolitan area. Which forms about 20% of assembly segments. So they need a hyderabad based political party to partner them. I think given a choice TRS will want to win enough seats on their own and either go with BJP or MIM in hyderabad for future elections.
G_B_ Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 The BJP are really walking a tightrope in Telangana and Seemandhra. They really need to build their base in Andhra pradesh and they need to start by standing on their own two feet in the hyderabad metropolitan area. Need to be in a position to win 10-15 assembly seats on a regular basis in hyderabad. they have no base in seemandhra at all. So its going to be some time before BJP makes any inroads in that place.
G_B_ Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 In the next couple of years, few more states could come into the NDA fold, So Modi should have no problem moving on his development agenda. UP/Bihar/WB is still out of reach. But as far as Western India is concerned, Baaam (assuming BJP/MNS win in MH). Even if Haryana stays with Hooda (who is all for reforms and industry anyways), they can really zoom through with Delhi mumbai industrial corridor development. Karnataka really f'ed up voting Congis into state. Now Chennai-Mumbai corridor will be languishing for the next few years. Anyways, don't want to put the cart before the horse. Lets wait for May 16th first. Namo Namah! :antijinx: Haryana the congress on its own will fall. I dont know who will win. Could be a hung parliament with the entry of AAP. Last time around congress fell 6 short of the majority anyways. I doubt they can retain their vote %. AAP should have an impact, especially in many urban segments. So i expect them to win about 10 assembly seats. In lok sabha BJP combine should get 4-5 with INLD getting 2-3 and congress 2. So there are bound to be defections from the congress. Its going to be a multi cornered fight. If i had to predict i would say congress 25 inld 25 bjp+ 25 aap 10 others 5. Litrally any combination might come to power.
surajmal Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 Haryana the congress on its own will fall. I dont know who will win. Could be a hung parliament with the entry of AAP. Last time around congress fell 6 short of the majority anyways. I doubt they can retain their vote %. AAP should have an impact, especially in many urban segments. So i expect them to win about 10 assembly seats. In lok sabha BJP combine should get 4-5 with INLD getting 2-3 and congress 2. So there are bound to be defections from the congress. Its going to be a multi cornered fight. If i had to predict i would say congress 25 inld 25 bjp+ 25 aap 10 others 5. Litrally any combination might come to power. Rather not have INLD and Langda anywhere near the CM seat. People really hate that fecker with a passion outside of his strongholds (which really are the some of the poorest constituencies of the state - so people are easily bought and manipulated) . Although, surprisingly, they are starting to gain popularity among Jats (I chalk that upto the patented Jat Buddhi). Hopefully, BJP won't support (or ask) these shameless crooks (if it comes to that). Frankly, this is one state in the country where I would not have a problem with Congress winning (partially due to lack of better alternatives and partially due to Hooda being Pro Industry). I think a BJP government at the centre will have no problem dealing/collaborating with a Hooda government. (unless Maino Mafia have different plans and begin to remote control)
veer Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xniTVV0iRtY Smriti irani. Take a bow. So i dont get this.. Why is anyone banned from being in a place on voting day? Its an EC rule but what's the purpose behind it? Why is EC has these rules? can't give interview, interviews can't be paid, non-locals can't be at certain places.. etc... I understand hate speeches and all.. .but some of these rules are strange.
Yoda-esque Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 its better to die than take those anti national MIM support. Yep
Desi Cartman Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 oooh wait ........... BJP Planning a dharna !!!!!!!!
randomGuy Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 Centre tells High Court that AAP has NOT TAKEN ANY FOREIGN FUNDING. Here is a part of that affidavit that clearly explains how our funding is TRANSPARENT and LEGAL. Share and spread this post so that all false rumors finally come to an end. News Reports - http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/City/Delhi/NRIs-funded-AAP-Centre/articleshow/34799900.cms http://zeenews.india.com/news/delhi/aap-s-foreign-funding-not-against-norms-court-told_930467.html http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/aaps-funders-are-nris-not-a-foreign-source-centre-tells-hc/ http://www.newindianexpress.com/elections/news/Donations-to-AAP-From-Offshore-Didnt-Violate-Law-Centre-to-HC/2014/05/07/article2211502.ece http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Donations-to-AAP-from-abroad-didnt-violate-law-Centre/articleshow/34793530.cms
Raghav_12 Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 oooh wait ........... BJP Planning a dharna !!!!!!!! OMG.. They are bloody anarchist. Such party should not be allowed at the helm of affairs. Outrageous.
surajmal Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 Today at 9 pm its Modi vs Arnab on TimesNow :woot: Arnab about to get b!tchslapped again.
Gambit Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 There should be separate elections for AAP, where elected term is less than 2 months. That would be better for both the AAP candidate and the voter.
randomGuy Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 VARANASI: The BJP on Wednesday launched a severe assault on the Election Commission after the returning officer of Varanasi constituency denied Narendra Modi permission to hold a public meeting, perform Ganga puja, and meet 150 members of Varanasi's intelligentsia. Late in the evening, however, the returning officer, Varanasi DM Pranjal Yadav, gave sanctions for Modi's meeting with the intellectuals and the Ganga puja, but refused to budge on the public meeting at Beniabagh. By then the BJP had already withdrawn its applications for the events. It said it was no longer interested in holding the activities it had planned because the deliberate delay had ensured they had no time to publicize them. In a late night presser, Pranjal Yadav said there were security related inputs in an IB report. The permission for Modi's rally at Beniabagh was denied on that basis, he said. Permission for Modi's other public meetings had been granted, Yadav said, adding he was acting as per the EC's directives. The saffron outfit seemed all set to turn its protest into another show of saffron strength in Modi's constituency. It announced that Modi will drive down from the helipad near Banaras Hindu University to the party office at Rath Yatra in the city in what will mark a dramatic twist to his campaign for a second Lok Sabha seat. The stage for what will essentially be a roadshow will be set in the forenoon itself with party leaders Arun Jaitley and Amit Shah holding a dharna near the BHU gate. The party was already into the attack mode. "This is what happens when weak persons are appointed to constitutional positions," said Jaitley. "Even as the EC remains preoccupied with monitoring the speeches of individual candidates, booth capturing, which had vanished, has staged a comeback under them," he further said. EC rejected the charge and defended itself saying it could have acted only after ascertaining facts. "Local authorities who were directly in charge of the law and order have their assessment in the matter," said deputy EC Vinod Zutshi. "The Commission is tracking the matter and will do everything under law and within its mandate o conduct free, fair, and peaceful polls. The Commission does not accept the insinuations of inaction and bias in this regard," Zutshi added. The provocation for the protest came from what Jaitley described as the partisan conduct of the returning officer. In his letters to the EC as well, while talking to reporters, the BJP leader said DM Yadav denied them the permission to hold the rally at Beniabagh after having assured them that the venue would be allotted to BJP for one of the rallies that Modi wanted to hold in the city before campaign ends in the constituency on May 10. Jaitley said the returning officer told them on May 5 that he had blocked the Beniabagh ground for BJP and that they will be given the permission once they had submitted a formal application. "However, he chose to allot the ground to the NGO of one Khan who suddenly decided to hold a flag hoisting event there. The officer did so by antedating records to claim the NGO had approached the district administration first," said the BJP leader, adding that the official version was proven wrong by the fact that the NGO had not deposited with government treasury Rs 10,000 as rent. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/lok-sabha-elections-2014/news/BJP-livid-as-EC-stalls-Modi-rally-in-Varanasi/articleshow/34797949.cms The Aarti was only for publicity :cantstop:.
diga Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 ^ name of the returning officer for Varanasi DM Pranjal Yadav,.. any connection to Mulayam?
coffee_rules Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 There should be separate elections for AAP' date=' where elected term is less than 2 months. That would be better for both the AAP candidate and the voter.[/quote'] :haha:
cндябеяs Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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