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July 22, 2026, 01:12:53 PM
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They know the playbook really well and have been using it since the late 1980s. When the BJP was starting out, they formed an alliance with the Shiv Sena, which held a complete foothold in Maharashtra. Decades later, once the BJP secured power at the Center, they demanded an equal share of seats for the 2014 state elections. This obviously caused a temporary rift, but the power dynamic permanently flipped in the BJP's favor. Eventually, they were able to leverage internal friction to split the Shiv Sena into rival factions, allowing the BJP to completely dominate and become the major political force in Maharashtra today.

They continued the same exact formula and became successful in Bihar, Odisha, Assam, Punjab, and Haryana. For West Bengal, their approach was a bit different. They focused on getting people from different parties, including the TMC. They did not ally with the Left when the TMC came to power; instead, they accepted everyone who was against the TMC and swallowed the entire Left party base.

Well, the opposition forgot the playbook as they were busy with corruption. BJP did indeed wipe out the opposition, and then they, as in the opposition, came up with CJP. Oh lord! Tell me what I can do to tell them, as in the opposition, that they are in an era of social media and they will get caught. I have only one desire: that the 56-year-old youth icon should again go back to Thailand and never come back.

AAP is a shithole, proved by the CJP protest. But Congress does have good leaders; if this Youth Icon and his mother can be removed, then we can have a good opposition. Congress should come out of this dynasty politics and focus on its existence. As of now, it looks like fascist Modi will prevail, and so will the BJP. Which is bad for democracy! The BJP will certainly win the next election too.

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July 23, 2026, 06:51:48 AM
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Just for educational purposes, BJP is number 4 party in Punjab and atm nowhere in the race. They do have decent amount of vote share but it's all fragmented and hardly earned them any valuable seat in the past.

Assam is all about himanta ( ex congress).

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July 23, 2026, 11:18:18 AM
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Just for educational purposes, BJP is number 4 party in Punjab and atm nowhere in the race. They do have decent amount of vote share but it's all fragmented and hardly earned them any valuable seat in the past.

Assam is all about himanta ( ex congress).

Punjab is a different scenario, and it has been for a long time. I guess it will remain the same for the BJP as it has been in TN and TS. Paper leak is not new, but rather than suggesting a change, CJP (AAP) came up with a strategy just before the parliament session to ask for the resignation of the Education Minister. I also agree he should resign or be fired because of the UGC bill that he was trying to pass. But after this Charlie demonstration, I am certain the BJP will not bow down to this pressure.

In the meantime, when the country is protesting against the Education Minister, they will pass all the bills without us knowing the true sense of those bills. Sometimes I feel the BJP does this deliberately to ensure that bills get passed because they know minuscule opposition will walk out on an issue like the one that is currently happening. The HM is too cunning; he does his job in disguise.

Otherwise, why did the government do nothing to subsidize this protest when there was less or somewhat of a protest in Jantar Mantar? They allowed it, like Shahin Bagh (causing AAP to lose the election), to escalate. This is something I understood, and I feel that as soon as the bills are passed, they will crack down on the protesters.   

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July 23, 2026, 02:22:15 PM
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The current BJP government is really turning out to be a joke. They can easily handle the protest by talking with the students directly.
They can conduct an open session, try to accept the inputs from students and how to actually solve the real problem of paper leaks.
But they are being ignorant about the current issue of paper leaks and rather beating students in inappropriate way.
This is really ridiculous and I never thought BJP government will let this happen. I am not going to vote for it next time.
I don't want to but then again there's no strong opposition and I cannot give my vote to Rahul Gandhi as well.

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Today at 01:27:37 PM
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The current BJP government is really turning out to be a joke. They can easily handle the protest by talking with the students directly.
They can conduct an open session, try to accept the inputs from students and how to actually solve the real problem of paper leaks.
But they are being ignorant about the current issue of paper leaks and rather beating students in inappropriate way.
This is really ridiculous and I never thought BJP government will let this happen. I am not going to vote for it next time.
I don't want to but then again there's no strong opposition and I cannot give my vote to Rahul Gandhi as well.
This is the most important thing because still it's important to do the settlement through table talk instead of having other ways, but as mentioned, they are doing like jokers they are enjoying and creating more frustration.

BJP is enjoying being alone with Congress, which has no depth to compete with them in the long run. No other party is also strong enough to stand as opposition. This will be an advantage for them in the coming days as well.

Congress needs a change of faces and minds as well they are still living like in old-fashioned films. This could never help them have good chances in the near future.
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Today at 02:41:58 PM
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The current BJP government is really turning out to be a joke. They can easily handle the protest by talking with the students directly.
They can conduct an open session, try to accept the inputs from students and how to actually solve the real problem of paper leaks.
But they are being ignorant about the current issue of paper leaks and rather beating students in inappropriate way.
This is really ridiculous and I never thought BJP government will let this happen. I am not going to vote for it next time.
I don't want to but then again there's no strong opposition and I cannot give my vote to Rahul Gandhi as well.
This is the most important thing because still it's important to do the settlement through table talk instead of having other ways, but as mentioned, they are doing like jokers they are enjoying and creating more frustration.

BJP is enjoying being alone with Congress, which has no depth to compete with them in the long run. No other party is also strong enough to stand as opposition. This will be an advantage for them in the coming days as well.

Congress needs a change of faces and minds as well they are still living like in old-fashioned films. This could never help them have good chances in the near future.

A ray of hope amidst chaos in India. Modi has finally responded and a new law is in place where a punishment of 10 years of jail term and 10 crores in fine is levied on the culprit of paper leaks.
But I wonder if this is just to settle down the noise or will they strictly implement and follow the new law.
If the papers are leaked the next time, they might simple register a case and then that case will keep going on for years.
They can easily find loopholes to exploit Indian law because it's full of shit.

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Today at 03:23:09 PM
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It seems the FCRA amendment bill, which now focuses on loopholes that directly implicate NGO owners, is not being well received by the US. They and other European allies have been the biggest contributors. In most cases religion conversion was the primary agenda. CJK promoted by AAP was able to disrupt the parliament session, and they are still trying their level best.

FYI, after the BJP came into power in 2014 till now, before the parliament session starts, there will always be a disruption. This kind of agitation has become quite common whenever the government wants to pass an important bill.

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