BJP's 'strategy' prepared for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections
Wednesday - February 20, 2019 12:10 pm ,
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FEB 20 (WTN) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah, who are considered 'master' in the election strategy, have begun to 'implement' the strategy for the Lok Sabha elections. While on one hand the UPA is just 'discussing' on its alliance for the Lok Sabha election, the NDA's family is seen to be increased this time more than 2014. For your information, let you know that the BJP has organized its 'important bets' for the Lok Sabha elections by combining big allies in Maharashtra, Bihar and Tamilnadu.
The BJP has shaped an alliance with the AIADMK in Tamil Nadu whereas alliance with Nitish Kumar's JDU and Ram Vilas Paswan’s LJSP in Bihar. The BJP has shaped its alliance with Shiv Sena in Maharashta. Not only this, the BJP has formed an alliance with Supriya Patel's party Apna Dal and Om Prakash Rajbhar’s party Suheldev Samaj Party in UP. At the same time, there is almost alliance with Akali Dal done in Punjab. For your information, let you know that there are a total 40 political parties in the NDA at this time.
First of all in the north India, after the Pulwama attack in Kashmir, the BJP hardly combine with any party in the valley, while the BJP's alliance with the Akali Dal in Punjab and Haryana is almost certain. Here, the BJP will contest the elections on their own in Delhi, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.
After the alliance with Shiv Sena in Maharashtra in the West India, the BJP will contest in the Lok Sabha election single-handed in Rajasthan and Gujarat without any ally, while the BJP can combine with MGP and GFP in Goa. Even in states like Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the BJP will contest elections on its own.
Now let’s talk about South India, here after the Sabarimala issue, the BJP, in Kerala, will want to try its luck by contesting this election 'alone'. At the same time, after alliance with AIADMK in Tamil Nadu, the BJP has made its position ‘very strong’. Being failure in the formation of the Government in the Karnataka assembly elections, the BJP could combine with the KPJ.
There is 'speculation' in Telangana that the BJP can combine with TRS, but its probabilities are so less and the BJP will contest the elections on its own. Let’s tTalk about Andhra Pradesh, so after the separation of TDP from the NDA, it isa said that BJP either combine with YSR Congress before election or after the election, because, as per the sources, the discussions for alliance is going on.
Talking about Eastern India, here in Odisha, the BJP had been a partner of the BJD, but this time the party is working on the strategy of contesting 'alone' on this occasion, whose 'advantage' BJP can gain. The BJP is working on enclosing the TMC in West Bengal, so this time to give a tough fight to TMC it may be that there may be coalition of BJP along with parties related to the Gorkhaland issue. On the other hand, in the North East states, BJP can combine pre-election with small parties, although they do not see the possibility of getting tickets.
NDA family has increased this time compared to 2014. In 2014, 30 parties were involved in the NDA; BJP did not give any seat to five parties of NDA. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP contested 427 out of 543 seats and won 282 seats. After the BJP, in the NDA, the largest party was Shiv Sena which had won 18 seats, TDP won 16 seats and was at number three in the NDA.
In the last election, the NDA had won 73 of the 80 seats in UP, but this time, after the BSP and SP alliance in the UP, the BJP may set to suffer losses, so it is being speculated that the BJP will cover this loss in West Bengal, Odisha and in Tamil Nadu. Now let's see how much BJP's election strategy works and can Narendra Modi repeat its ‘magic’ of year 2014 in the year 2019?
FEB 20 (WTN) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah, who are considered 'master' in the election strategy, have begun to 'implement' the strategy for the Lok Sabha elections. While on one hand the UPA is just 'discussing' on its alliance for the Lok Sabha election, the NDA's family is seen to be increased this time more than 2014. For your information, let you know that the BJP has organized its 'important bets' for the Lok Sabha elections by combining big allies in Maharashtra, Bihar and Tamilnadu.
The BJP has shaped an alliance with the AIADMK in Tamil Nadu whereas alliance with Nitish Kumar's JDU and Ram Vilas Paswan’s LJSP in Bihar. The BJP has shaped its alliance with Shiv Sena in Maharashta. Not only this, the BJP has formed an alliance with Supriya Patel's party Apna Dal and Om Prakash Rajbhar’s party Suheldev Samaj Party in UP. At the same time, there is almost alliance with Akali Dal done in Punjab. For your information, let you know that there are a total 40 political parties in the NDA at this time.
First of all in the north India, after the Pulwama attack in Kashmir, the BJP hardly combine with any party in the valley, while the BJP's alliance with the Akali Dal in Punjab and Haryana is almost certain. Here, the BJP will contest the elections on their own in Delhi, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.
After the alliance with Shiv Sena in Maharashtra in the West India, the BJP will contest in the Lok Sabha election single-handed in Rajasthan and Gujarat without any ally, while the BJP can combine with MGP and GFP in Goa. Even in states like Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the BJP will contest elections on its own.
Now let’s talk about South India, here after the Sabarimala issue, the BJP, in Kerala, will want to try its luck by contesting this election 'alone'. At the same time, after alliance with AIADMK in Tamil Nadu, the BJP has made its position ‘very strong’. Being failure in the formation of the Government in the Karnataka assembly elections, the BJP could combine with the KPJ.
There is 'speculation' in Telangana that the BJP can combine with TRS, but its probabilities are so less and the BJP will contest the elections on its own. Let’s tTalk about Andhra Pradesh, so after the separation of TDP from the NDA, it isa said that BJP either combine with YSR Congress before election or after the election, because, as per the sources, the discussions for alliance is going on.
Talking about Eastern India, here in Odisha, the BJP had been a partner of the BJD, but this time the party is working on the strategy of contesting 'alone' on this occasion, whose 'advantage' BJP can gain. The BJP is working on enclosing the TMC in West Bengal, so this time to give a tough fight to TMC it may be that there may be coalition of BJP along with parties related to the Gorkhaland issue. On the other hand, in the North East states, BJP can combine pre-election with small parties, although they do not see the possibility of getting tickets.
NDA family has increased this time compared to 2014. In 2014, 30 parties were involved in the NDA; BJP did not give any seat to five parties of NDA. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP contested 427 out of 543 seats and won 282 seats. After the BJP, in the NDA, the largest party was Shiv Sena which had won 18 seats, TDP won 16 seats and was at number three in the NDA.
In the last election, the NDA had won 73 of the 80 seats in UP, but this time, after the BSP and SP alliance in the UP, the BJP may set to suffer losses, so it is being speculated that the BJP will cover this loss in West Bengal, Odisha and in Tamil Nadu. Now let's see how much BJP's election strategy works and can Narendra Modi repeat its ‘magic’ of year 2014 in the year 2019?
