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They have a cool name. I like the sound of " Munnetra Kaghazam". Sounds authoritarian and melodious at the same time. I'd vote for them just for the name.

You need to support this guy then

Not only he his party also has the cool "Munnetra Kaghazam" in their name he would also wipe the floor with the likes of Govinda when it comes to entertainment factor

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On 11/21/2016 at 9:34 AM, Mariyam said:

For the 2004 LS elections when he did contest,  I wasn't of voting age

...And I was about to address you as Mariyam jee.

 

By the way, your posts show a lot more maturity than what your age seems to be.

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In the 'lack of ideal options', i'd say its BJP.

But what India needs most, is a western style liberal-leftist party. Ie, a party that is completely socially liberal (i.e., no involvement of ANY religion in ANY law-making and relegating religion to homes), economically a capitalist nanny-state party (i.e., less beurocratic procedures, easier access to business licenses and believes in high taxation to provide social services).

In US, i usually vote Democrat ( i don't bother with state elections usually) and in Canada i usually vote between conservative and liberal, based on what they are promising on a particular election cycle.

 

Its not healthy IMO to have a 'favourite party' - parties are like class leaders. You should vote for whatever one aligns with your policy the best at a given election cycle and not be afraid to flip-flop between parties that suits your interest the best. Thats what keeps parties honest and dilligent- that they know your vote is based on results & goals and not just blind loyalty.

 

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