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The election results will be the best manifestation of a transformed thought process visible in the country.
Polls at the exit of polling stations are known: some predict an overwhelming victory for the BJP, others, a simple victory. But what seems safer than ever, is that even in the worst of scenarios, the BJP, along with its allies, will be able to form the government quite easily.
Time to party? By all accounts, the BJP will be able to form a strong government quite comfortably. (Source: Reuters)
Waiting for May 23, let me come back to some remarkable conclusions from these elections.
In the first place, these elections truly mark the transition to the Indian era. elector. Voters had the tempting option of messing up NYAY with Rahul Gandhi. Rather, they preferred the social transformation brought by Prime Minister Narendra Modi through the construction of toilets, rural electrification, construction of rural roads, distribution of cooking gas cylinders and installation of fiber optic networks. Never, perhaps, has the Indian voter felt so empowered to reject outright the free gifts that are offered to him.
This is in itself the most genuine manifestation of social change that Prime Minister Modi has succeeded in provoking over the past five years.
Secondly, this social change is also apparent in people overcoming their age-old prejudices about electoral caste. In fact, the polls of 2014 had given birth to a new group of voters: a consolidated bank of pro-development and pro-nationalist votes, which transcended castes and beliefs.
This time, in the wake of a more united opposition, some feared that people would find their caste prejudices – but, fortunately, the vote bank favorable to development and nationalism seems more consolidated than it was in the past. ; before. It actually reflects a high degree of satisfaction with the country's leaders over the past five years.
Third, it seems that the average Indian voter is smarter than the combined opposition leaders of the country. Thus, he / she could vote differently in a national election – but when it comes to national elections, he / she fully understands national priorities and will vote for a decisive leader and strong.
The average Indian voter has also evolved enough to call political lies. So, whenever Rahul Gandhi raised the slogan "Chowkidar chor hai", the voter seemed to ask him more logic and meaning before making such wild claims.
Four, Delhi, of Lutyens, does not understand the true India.
We have heard so often that prominent intellectuals in armchair said: National security and India's overall position have no importance for the poor.
The answers might well fall in the wind: But Lutyens' Delhi still has no idea of the rest of India! (Source: Reuters)
The fact is – they do! The Modi campaign was largely focused on strong leadership and its ability to tackle terrorism and other national security issues. He pulled a very good pull, which the naysayers did not expect.
Finally, the confidence of Indian voters in Narendra Modi has not weakened. On the contrary, it has only increased. So whether it's demonetization, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) or something like that, people can have grandparents, but they believe in the intention of the government. They trust the will of the government.
And this confidence should allow Modi to do much more in the next five years, which no other Indian government has done before.
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