So, the electorate in 4 states have pretty much announced one thing - Congress needs to go out. Delhi, Rajasthan, MP and Chhatisgarh counting is going on Delhi, that has been a Congress stronghold for the last 3 terms has been quashed with less than 10 seats. Aam Aadmi Party, for a debut has done amazingly well and has proved that mobilizing at the grassroots level is definitely possible, though some people are of the opinion that being of communist ideology and anarchist, would turn Delhi into another WB. But AAP has definitely made a huge dent in Congress, with even New Delhi, Sheila Dixit's constituency going in favor of the AAP. A lot of the BJP votes have also been distributed to the AAP. Rajasthan has gone back to BJP decisively, with the present incumbent Ashok Gehlot already conceding defeat. MP that was already a BJP stronghold, the electorate has again decisively brought then back. Shivraj Singh Chouhan will remain in power. Chhatisgarh is neck and neck, it being anyone's game right now. Do you think these have any bearing on the national elections? What do you all think?
Indian Electorate are very unpredictable. It is too difficult for any one to guess, whether BJP will do the same way in General Election 2014 also.
I am living in Gujarat for fifteen years. So, I can speak about it relevantly. This is the state having the maximum disparity between poor and rich. The rich is becoming richer and the poor is becoming poorer and poorer in Gujarat. This is not the meaning of 'Development'.
