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Allasaani_Peddana

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Jagan is fit to be admin for DB's not state. His fake threads with JL titles, Copying content from Other DB lantivi baaga cheyyagaladu

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Great points. Purely from the incoming elections point of view

I consider AP volunteer system as a system of fear and control but if it works it works. rest of the positive points I agree with.  Regarding the negative points, I don't see any of them affecting the future of YCP.  There is slim to no chance of BJP coming into power again and Jagan can cozy with Congress. Hindus are either converting or becoming atheists.  I consider point number 5 not a election issue. Point 6 is deliberate and is to build up the image of Jagan which is clearly working.

If people of AP are happy with the status quo, I think TDP will have a tough time. YCP isn't giving TDP any target to attack.

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6 hours ago, Allasaani_Peddana said:

On the scale of 1 to 5, 5 being the best how do you rate Jagan as an administrator?

What are the achievements of Andhra CM?

-5.0

He failed in everything except abstaining Pulkas from usurping Krishna/Guntur districts.

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7 hours ago, Allasaani_Peddana said:

On the scale of 1 to 5, 5 being the best how do you rate Jagan as an administrator?

What are the achievements of Andhra CM?

Andhra pends DB admin >>>>>>>> jagan as andhra state admin 

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11 hours ago, Allasaani_Peddana said:

Great points. Purely from the incoming elections point of view

I consider AP volunteer system as a system of fear and control but if it works it works. rest of the positive points I agree with.  Regarding the negative points, I don't see any of them affecting the future of YCP.  There is slim to no chance of BJP coming into power again and Jagan can cozy with Congress. Hindus are either converting or becoming atheists.  I consider point number 5 not a election issue. Point 6 is deliberate and is to build up the image of Jagan which is clearly working.

If people of AP are happy with the status quo, I think TDP will have a tough time. YCP isn't giving TDP any target to attack.

It doesn't appear that BJP is going away anytime soon. It looks like BJP will comfortably secure 300+ seats and regional parties like YCP will support the NDA. The problem is two fold. If you were to ask someone who shall be the PM should I.N.D.I.A led by Congress comes to power, one is likely inclined to say Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi doesn't have the stature to stand up to Modi. Too many parties coliation will only benefit Modi as people may view as ganging up against someone.  The bonhomie between YCP and BJP is simple, BJP wants space in Andhra to grow which would mean TDP needs to be sent to sidelines. Grand plan but needs to seen as to how effective it can get.

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12 hours ago, Allasaani_Peddana said:

There is slim to no chance of BJP coming into power again and Jagan can cozy with Congress.

This may not be true. BJP has gained strength over the decades, not overnight. Almost everyone who turned 18 after 1990, the majority of them are BJP voters and will remain loyal BJP voters for the most part of their lives because this group grew up watching the worst of Congress.

A blind estimate, 6 out of 10 new voters who have turned 18 since 1991 are either BJP voters or non-Congress voters and this is where Congress will have a tough time convincing the new voter. Congress's future is bleak without Sonia and once Sonia steps aside from day-to-day activities of Congress, the party will be split into sprinter parties.

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9 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said:

It doesn't appear that BJP is going away anytime soon. It looks like BJP will comfortably secure 300+ seats and regional parties like YCP will support the NDA. The problem is two fold. If you were to ask someone who shall be the PM should I.N.D.I.A led by Congress comes to power, one is likely inclined to say Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi doesn't have the stature to stand up to Modi. Too many parties coliation will only benefit Modi as people may view as ganging up against someone.  The bonhomie between YCP and BJP is simple, BJP wants space in Andhra to grow which would mean TDP needs to be sent to sidelines. Grand plan but needs to seen as to how effective it can get.

 

Cycle has turned based on the results of Karnataka elections. BJP lost the foothold in South India. Bengal, Rajasthan gone too. Not sure why you think BJP will win 300 seats. Advantage Jagan has is he couldn't careless about about them. If TDP does not secure victory this time then they can close their shop. This is a do or die elections for TDP. Thinks looking good for YCP because both Congress and BJP willing to support it.

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8 hours ago, Allasaani_Peddana said:

 

Cycle has turned based on the results of Karnataka elections. BJP lost the foothold in South India. Bengal, Rajasthan gone too. Not sure why you think BJP will win 300 seats. Advantage Jagan has is he couldn't careless about about them. If TDP does not secure victory this time then they can close their shop. This is a do or die elections for TDP. Thinks looking good for YCP because both Congress and BJP willing to support it.

I think you need to dig a bit more deeper into the results to see what happened. BJP lost power sure, but their voting base was intact and unwavering. They won 36% of the vote share which is basically same as what they got in last election. Most of their winning seats are urban centres. Congress won but that's because of extra 5% vote share that transferred from JDS to them , primarily of vokkaliga/Gowda community from the Mysuru region because gowdas thought Kumaraswamy can't win so shifted to another Gowda DK Shivakumar. 

Also, the Muslim+SC vote consolidated in the North Karnataka region primarily due to free bees and Anti BJP stance. It took all these for Congress, but then BJP still didn't loose it's voting base. It's appears the reverse though. Annamali a former IPS officer is heading BJP in TN is gaining popularity in masses, and TN may be the first case where regional parties will see more setbacks in forthcoming future. Telangana will see BJP making some inroads. In single digits though but that's the start. That makes BJP presence in 3 out of 5 southern states.

If Modi gets his way for one nation one election, that's another thing to watch out for as people go to polls for MPs and MLAs at the same time.

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