BJP’s PROBLEMS

Sarasij Majumder

Some of the Decisions taken by BJP- BACKFIRED. Some of the REFORMATIONS need immediate attention. We will discuss them in details below:-

  1. Imported leaders from the TMC MOSTLY HAVE GONE BACK. People were outraged about it when these leaders had migrated. But BJP didn't care. In the process, strengthening of party base suffered. Now its more insult and humiliation time in West Bengal.
  2. BJP failed to protect their leaders in WEST BENGAL, after post poll violences, both, in Assembly, and Panchayet election. If  BJP fails to protect their cadres in West Bengal, the rest of the people mayn't risk their life by voting for the BJP. It may have an effect in coming 2024 GENERAL ELECTION.
  3. Karnataka BJP has more imported leaders from Congress and JDS who are not doing any work. As a result, BJP lost Karnataka also.
  4. Amit Shah has bought enough MLAs to make govt against the opinion of  RSS. It is true that now the BJP has become PARTLY a  party of DAL BADLOOS. One Hemant Bishwa , or another Shuvendu Maiti can't be the justification for taking others. It proves—proper SCREENING was not done.
  5. When Tejasvi Surya exposed scam in his state, he was questioned by his own party people. It doesn’t reflect well about a party, which fights corruption.
  6. Poor management everywhere be it Kerala or West Bengal, where BJP is absent, or Madhya Pradesh where BJP is resurgent or where BJP had highest support amongst Jammu Hindu.
  7. BJP’s handling of MANIPUR violence allowed opposition, and even EU to make adverse comment. Surely, it could have been done in a better way. CM of MANIPUR did right things, but caught unaware on devilish backlash by opposition.
  8. The Court Cases on Corruptions, and ED-CBI investigations need STRONGER and Dedicated  approach. Some of the recent cases are dragging for an YEAR.
  9. Conversion of UCC, and CAA into a LAW may not be so simple. Hope- it will not fall flat, if challenged in JUDICIARY, on grounds of Constitution violation.
  10. Article 370, and 35 A --again poking it’s ugly head above, due to Judiciary Activism. We hope, it will be bottled up.
  11. Antiquated Judiciary needs Modernisation, and UPGRADATION  in WAR FOOTING, by all means.
  12. Collegium system shall be abolished. It was introduced by BRITISH RAJ to protect NEPOTISM for selecting BRITISH JUDGES, and continued by Mr. NEHRU.

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