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Is BJP leadership heading for a downfall?
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There is no stemming the blood-letting in BJP. The BJP has been facing one crisis after another following the Lok Sabha election debacle.
Starting with Jaswant Singh's episode: book on Mohammad Ali Jinnah, where Jaswant singh was shown the door. Then a former strategist and BJP ideologue Sudheendra Kulkarni announced his decision to quit the party following ideological differences.
And in the lastest blow to BJP, rebellion by leaders like Arun Shourie, Yaswant Singh and Vasundhara Raje have shown that not all is right in the principal Opposition party of India.
With all this backlash within party leaders, do you think BJP leadership is heading for a downfall?
Under this topic, let us discuss where BJP Leadership is heading...
Starting with Jaswant Singh's episode: book on Mohammad Ali Jinnah, where Jaswant singh was shown the door. Then a former strategist and BJP ideologue Sudheendra Kulkarni announced his decision to quit the party following ideological differences.
And in the lastest blow to BJP, rebellion by leaders like Arun Shourie, Yaswant Singh and Vasundhara Raje have shown that not all is right in the principal Opposition party of India.
With all this backlash within party leaders, do you think BJP leadership is heading for a downfall?
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Prasad PN
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Congress got its defeat from outside. BJP the defeat is from within. Congress got back after Indira's defeat and going strong now lead by Rahul by addressing the real issues like appointed leaders without cadre and grassroot support vs leaders...
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kasturirangan.r
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Just like Indira gandhi after her electoral defeat after the EMERGENCY she built the congress party single handedly. Similarly BJP will weather the crisis.
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Himanshu Pathak
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I guess yes there is too much of internal clashes in the party members, there is huge communication gap that is there among the party leaders, as Arun shourie suggested they should revamp the whole camp there if not it will be soon all over for...
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santosh kumar
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this is classic case of boat full of sailors each trying to row in different directions. The mantra for success of any team of group is how well the aims, policies mission are ingrained into each of its members. This is what has been the fault of...
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Shiuli Mukherji
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Thanks for the referral Yash. After reading the whole BJP-Jaswant Singh episode, I bought the book and read it. I was very impressed by Mr.Singh well researched and equally well written book . The book is over 650 pages and it’s a criticism on...
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Yash Singh
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I think BJP are digging graves for themselves in this case, instead of showing maturity in handling the situation they have made it even worse by sacking a senior leader like Jaswant singh who had worked very hard for the party, in any case it...
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Shanti Roshan
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I am beginning to think that my friends in the BJP are a frustrated lot. They have released that they have polarized the Indian electorate against them. It is this frustration that makes people from BJP reluctant to take stand on genuine issue or...
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p-rak
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Jp old issu e , Mandal commission may be 1985 -87 what happened VP singh etc were against Mr RG what happened , Ram temple wh ose 1992 doors and Puja was initiated by RG what happened , some political parties mad e alliance against Cong .Every...
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Sagar Sharma
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Govt. should make it more transparent and accountable to reach its benifits to right person.
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SB DIKSHIT
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Its very helpful sheme for BPL ,subjected to implementation ,if it is done with full honesty and people posted for implementing it are serious and devoted to the programme.
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Abraham Paul
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NREGA is like something is better than nothing.But in the long run it will not meaningfully fulfil the real purpose. It is like First Aid to ailing patient. In parallel govt. should quickly initiate programs to educate/train to make the vilage...
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kasturirangan.r
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It is not over for Advani ji,he will weather out the crisis,why earlier brijesh mishraji or arunshourieji or jaswantji or Atalji did not oppose then so it was collective decision to release the terrorists for releasing the passengers on air india...
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Arunima
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Absolutely. During the Loksabha Polls, BJP in its campaign tried to portray itself as a party with a difference and Mr. Advani as the "Loh Purush". It claimed that if it was in power then it would have dealt differently with the 26/11 situation....
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Himanshu Pathak
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I think this Terrorists for hostages was not at all accepted by many when it was first suggested and NDA which took decision regarding this and released 3 terrorists in the swapping, and this was a bad decision, even though people are picking...
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Yash Singh
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The BJP as a party is looking to put the blame on its members for its recent failures in the election rather than trying to find out why it failed in the elections and taking corrective actions, by fighting among themselves they are only...
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Makrand Bhave
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"Please cite an example of CONTROVERSY without CONTENT being in place!" This question i specifically to all those people who are on the other side of the fence... Take the clasic example of toostep. There was a lot of controversy on certain...
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S. Muralidharan
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More than anything, there is an aberration in human perception. Controversy sans scholarly content would not have stirred sales. Expulsion of Mr. Jaswant Singh from BJP on account of this book is just a misnomer. Controvery within the party...
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Deepak Agrawal
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My view on this is little different. Please let me know if you agree with this. Initially when any new brand launches (Books or whatever) controversy sells because at that time nobody knows what is there in the content but once review starts...
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Ravindra Sharma
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Friends BJP can not go the Congress way even if it wants or tries. Congress is and shall remain in better control as it is one family headed and detractors stand no chance. BJP on the other hand will keep facing internal dissidence due to its...
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Sayan Chakraborty
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BJP has to come up with youthful ideas But it definitely should not go away from the foundation on which it was formed.It can not move out from nationalist approach however difficulties it faces to keep it... If it goes away from it's...
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SB DIKSHIT
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BJP is not going to get the previous status ,unless the party come again with old agenda and fulfill the old promises ,for this party will have to promote narendra modi and varun gandhi,on which voters have shown confidence also.
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Prabhat nair
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I dont think praising Jinnah will do any good for the BJP. First of all they have to come out of thier fundamental character.
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Bhushan Patil
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I believe praising Jinnah was a strategy by BJP to get Muslim vote bank. BJP is a party which could not succeed for the last 6 years and because of that it is playing every possible tactics to come to power. Earlier also, it tried to get Muslim...
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Himanshu Pathak
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I don't think so, this is just anti - congress thing that they are doing and they are going to such an extent that they are even praising Jinnah this clearly gives out their frustaration against Congress in this regard. And now BJP leaders are...
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The BJP’s Premier Debate The main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is getting scorched by the wrong debate at the wrong time: who should be prime minister? Elections in India aren’t due until May 2014. But this hasn’t stopped an unseemly, unacknowledged cold war erupting between two prime ministerial hopefuls: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his one-time mentor and eternal prime minister-in-waiting, L.K. Advani. As a result, Modi skipped the first day of the party’s National Executive meeting that began in New Delhi on Friday. The whole debate on who should be premier if the BJP takes power has taken a nasty turn with Gujarat BJP chief Balbir Punj describing Modi as ‘the bes...
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S. Muralidharan
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Somehow, Rajeev ji, this article of yours escaped my attention. We should all be weary of an extremely dangerous trend that's emerging in witch-hunting of whistle-blowers. Both the National Parties are following this pattern. No single individual...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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What we need is a strong man like Modiji. No second thought about it. In my opinion, we need not wait till 2014 for elections. They may come sometime in March 2013.
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Srinivas suravajhala
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TINA factor (There is no alternative factor) helped UPA to grab the power for the second consecutive time. NDA's in-fights are the reasons for this TINA factor. Once again it seems BJP being the major alliance partner of NDA with its in-fights...
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