news details |
|
|
| NaMo is nation’s choice for Prime Minister | | |
Hari Om
BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is nation’s natural
choice – this is what the latest pre-poll survey conducted by India
News 24-hours back suggested. The survey conducted across 24 cities
was to gauge the nation’s mood and the results were on expected lines.
The survey teams spread across the 24 big cities asked 11 specific
questions to the eligible voters, including new voters. At least 68
per cent voters said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the
Congress-led UPA Government has failed to meet people’s expectations
and this failed Government must go. Over 80 per cent of the people
interviewed dismissed both AICC president Sonia Gandhi and Congress’s
yet-to-be-declared Prime Ministerial candidate Rahul Gandhi as
irrelevant. Only 12 per cent of the people reposed faith in the
leadership of Rahul Gandhi and nearly 70 per cent of the people said
that the Congress would come out of the upcoming electoral exercise
minus everything even if Rahul Gandhi puts in maximum efforts. Their
judgement was that the Congress and Rahul Gandhi are gone cases and no
one can help them avert the impending disaster. It was a correct
assessment. As for the mischievous and rabble-rouser Arvind Kejriwal,
who is supported by 30 per cent gullible and misled people, the survey
attributed all this to media hype created by vested interests and
anti-Modi and anti-BJP anchors in various news channels. This was one
the most significant findings which suggested that anti-Modi elements
have ganged up to stop the BJP’s march to the South Block.
Notwithstanding the fact that an insidious influence was at work to
mar the electoral prospects of Narendra Modi and the BJP, an
overwhelming majority voted for them. As many as 64 per cent said that
the decision of the BJP high command to appoint Narendra Modi as its
Prime Ministerial candidate has benefitted the party across the
country.
Similarly, 59 per cent of the people interviewed by the channel said
that they would want the BJP to dislodge the corrupt, anti-people and
anti-democratic Congress-led UPA Government and wants the BJP to
govern India at this juncture. But more than that, 58 per cent people
said that they want Narendra Modi to lead the nation. Not just this,
over 50 per cent of the people asserted that Narendra Modi is the only
leader who can fight the evil of corruption and hand down to the
people a corruption-free administration and a Government that
delivers, controls inflation and undertake developmental activities.
Meanwhile, 36 per cent of the people asserted that the people across
the country this time would give a clear mandate to one party and an
equal number said that they still had to form an opinion. This finding
was significant because 36 per cent of them were still thinking in
this regard. A tilt of 10 per cent or so would mean a clear mandate
for one political party. And it is obvious that it shall be the BJP.
The BJP under the inspiring leadership of Narendra Modi and a galaxy
of other BJP leaders, including the BJP president Rajnath Singh, is
destined to score a spectacular victory and change social, economic
and political history of India. What would make the task of the BJP
easy will be the AAP, which has started losing its sheen and appeal at
a rapid pace with people across the country questioning the
credentials of AAP and accusing it of enacted ugly dramas to remain in
the news.
There is no doubt that Kejriwal and his gang would get thoroughly
exposed sooner than later. But this should not make the BJP leadership
go complacent. The BJP leadership has to work day and night during the
next four months to consolidate its constituency and expand further
its support-base through its positive people and nation-centric
agenda. A full-scale positive campaign and the leadership of Narendra
Modi would surely help the BJP achieve its 272-plus target. Indeed,
the target is achievable provided the BJP makes optimum use of the
remaining time. Courtesy: www.niticentral.com
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
