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  NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||12 th MAY 2026 TUESDAY| VOL—V/2026/MAY OPINIONATED, FOR FREE CIRCULATION. * कष्टः खलु पराश्रयः।* Dependence is indeed painful.   INDIA: (GOI, SWARAJYA, VISHWAMITRA, HINDU POST, INDIA TODAY). BENGAL FILES: Cabinet Decisions by West Bengal CM on his first day: Took six major decisions in the first cabinet meeting, focusing on "good governance". Border Security: Approved handing over land to the BSF for border fencing. Land Transfer shall be completed within 45 days, as instructed. BSF shall get as much land they need. Administrative Focus: Held high-level reviews on law and order with top officials and a meeting with IAS officers and DMs was also held. Social Welfare: Announced that no existing social welfare schemes would be stopped. Age Limit for Govt. Jobs increased by 5 years. Ordered Carrying out Census as per directive of Central Government. Legal Aide for Political Victims, if the family wants. Economic assista...
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COMPARISON BETWEEN 2014—2019—2024

HOW ELECTION ISSUES CHANGED

SARASIJ MAJUMDER

2014:

  • There was a huge wave in people wanting a change in GOVERNMENT.
  • Gujarat C.M. Modi was P.M. face of B.J.P. and was new to National Politics.
  • The NDA had fewer powerful allies.
  • AAP was contesting elections from many seats.
  • Modi faced scrutiny for the 2002 Gujarat riots.
  • Parties were focused on their ideologies.
  • Inflation was a very big topic.
  • Opinion polls didn't clearly predict NDA's victory.
  • The competition included Rahul, Mayawati, Mulayam, Mamata, etc. as p.m. FACE.
  • Nationalism wasn't a major discussion.
  • Congress's manifesto seemed in tune with Indian values.
  • Many Muslims had negative views of Modi.
  • UPA was suffering from Policy Paralysis.
  • SCAMS were everywhere, though not fully exposed.
  • RESULT BJP—Majority achieved. NDA Formed Government.

2019:

  • There was minimal anti-incumbency.
  • Modi was then a veteran in national politics.
  • The NDA has more powerful allies.
  • AAP was contesting from fewer seats.
  • The focus was on defeating Modi, not on party ideologies.
  • Inflation, LOW, and was not a significant topic.
  • Opinion polls showed  NDA winning easily.
  • The contest was often framed as Modi vs All.
  • Nationalism was a prominent discussion.
  • Some view Congress's manifesto skeptically.
  • Some educated Muslims developed a positive outlook on Modi.
  • BJP was contesting on more seats than Congress.
  • Modi's rally in Varanasi drew attention in April 2019.
  • RESULT:- BJP enhanced it’s number of seats. NDA formed Government CONSECUTIVELY.

2024

·         Anti-incumbency enhanced in some States, where Non-NDA Governments are in power.

·         INDIA handled COVID Pandemic quite successfully.

·         Major corruption got revealed in West Bengal, and Jharkhand, involving state governments.

·         RAM MANDIR  is constructed, and worship started.

·         Article 370 is revoked.

·         Tripple Talaq bill passed, and is now act.

·         Mr. Modi is now the most favourite International Leader.

·         INDIA hold G-20 Summits very successfully.

·         OPPOSITION clubbed together, and formed I.N.D.I.A.

·         CRACKS in I.N.D.I.A. widens as election progresses. Some partners left, and joined NDA.

·         AAP leaders are in JAIL. Their influence in North India is almost zero.

·         Threat from China is a prominent issue.

·         Khalistan, with support from CANADA posed a challenge.

·         HINDUS are more conscious of their rights.

·         Still the Election will be a contest between MODI VERSUS OPPONENTS.

·         BJP has formed DEPENABLE ALLIANCES—but they are politically weak in Bihar, and Maharashtra.

·         South India is looking positive to BJP for the first time. SEATS will be gained.

·         West Bengal will produce much better poll result for BJP.

ra·         USA—CANADA--EURO—CHINA & PAKISTAN are trying to create problem inside India, e.g. in Manipur, Kashmir, Arunachal… etc so that NDA is troubled.

·         DYNASTY  is in alliance with Muslims, and Anti—India International states to defeat Mr. Modi.

·         INTERNATIONAL MEDIA has targeted BJP, & MODI.

·        EXIT POLL & SATTA BAZAR concluded BJP/NDA will form government for the third time.

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