April , 2008

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

BJP MUST BE GIVEN A CHANCE


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Its high time the electorate of karnataka think of a decisive vote for a stable government.Its also the need of the hour to give a chance to BJP and Mr Yediyurappa.After having experienced the unethical ways of JD(S)
they have to be taught a lesson and the point that they are nothing compared to the will of the people, has to be proven.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Karntaka Assembly poll


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I conducted an opinion core study of Karnataka elections between March & April. I give below the outcome of my study
Outcome of the Study -
 In general, voters are not happy about the present election. Therefore, we do not see a “massive emergence” of voters to go to the booth either to support or reject a party. There is no sympathy wave or anti-incumbency factor.
 Many districts are yet to show signs of electoral activity, while in few districts like Mysore, Bellary and Davangere, election fever is fast rising.
 The ongoing realignment of political forces at the District level and the perceived division of voters along caste lines have buoyed up the hopes of many sitting MLAs at the district level once again to get elected from their seats.

 It is most unlikely that the State polling will cross 65% – the highest being 85% and the lowest even....


Wednesday, April 30, 2008

NO MORE COALITION


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no more coalition. it should be bjp who will be forming the government. bjp will be double sure to win if sonia and rahul visit karnataka, since their mere presence will be see that bjp wins, as it happened in UP and Gujarat. jd(s) should be taught a lesson as otherwise it would be virtually dictatorship of a family who will onceagain blackmail the state. ....


Tuesday , April 29, 2008

hung verdict


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In Karnataka following situation may emerge:
1. If BSP is able to take 10% votes in any constituency then surely Cong will loose that seat.
2. Because of S.Bangarappa having deserted BJP, BJP may loose 5 seats in coastal area.
3. JD (s) may be restricted to just 10-15 seats only.
4. SP may open its account with just one or two seats.
5. BSP may also open account just with one or two seats.
Overall BJP may get 95-105seats, Cong 85-95, independents 10-12 seats.
BSP may play very important role this time around. ....


Tuesday , April 29, 2008

Spirit of Maya in Silly-kaun Valley


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Potholed roads, long power cuts, snarling jams, auto drivers who take you for a ride, literally, zilch in the name of infrastructure ...welcome to India's own Silicon Valley. This is the state which is capable of churning out successful IT projects without much ado. It is India's original IT state which can also press the log off button over the death of a thespian, whipping mass frenzy, unseen in a long time in India's collective memory.

It is also the state which can break into high drama and histrionics, as it goes to choose a new master/mistress as part of the midsummer madness called elections. Triggered by a political divorce over power sharing that saw the collapse of a marriage-not-consummated between the BJP and the JD(S), and JD(S) trying its luck on the rebound with the Congress, all parties concerned are now hoping that there won't be any fault in....


Tuesday , April 29, 2008

karnataka blogs


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NO single party will get majority in karnataka

cong 1 -70
BJP 85
JDS 35
SP 5
BSP 5
IND 14 ....


Tuesday , April 29, 2008

It will be the return of 2004 elections


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Well finally its happening! All the hungama which happened in the state is finally coming to an end. Atleast for the time being. But one question which is haunting everyone is, will it be a return of coalition govt yet again? Unfortunately the trends suggest so. Our country\'s politics have traditionaly been driven by the caste factor. This factor seems to have risen its ugly head in Karnataka. People don\'t mind voting for a goon if he/she belongs to their caste. So based on this assumption I would like to present my analysis region wise:-

North Karnataka-Dominated by the Lingayats and Muslims this region will be shared between BJP and Congress. Lingayats will definitely vote for BJP due to the symapthy factor towards their leader Yediyurappa. And muslims have traditionally been voting for the congress.

Malenadu region- It will be a 3 way split in this region-Hassan favours JDS, ChikkamagaLur,Shivamogga and Kodagu....


Tuesday , April 29, 2008

BJP deserves a chance:


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Dear Sir,
In the previous elections, the Congress party was rejected by the people of Karnataka. But, the party with insatiable hunger for power and with ignoble intention of keeping BJP out of power, ran a coalition government with the support of JD(S). Poeple of Karnataka will not forget the Congress-JD(S) governance for the leaders spent maximum amount of time in New Delhi to sort out their differences.

Comparatively, the BJP-JD(S) rule was smoother and better. But, when it came to Power transfer, what shameless Deve Gowda and his sons did is known to the world.

People of Karnataka learn from all these that clear mandate for a party is essential. Also, people have discerned that BJP is the only party, which can give better governance. This time, people will look at stability as biggest issue. Congress, Deve Gowda and his sons will be taught a lesson by the voters. ....


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