Narendra Modi on course to becoming PM, show surveys
by Deepak Nagpal
New Delhi: The results of two opinion polls released on Friday have come as a good news for the BJP, and a warning bell for the ruling Congress.
The surveys - one conducted by an English news channel and CSDS, while the other conducted by a leading magazine and C-Voter - show that BJP's Narendra Modi is on course to becoming the next prime minister of India.
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance could win as many as between 211 to 231 seats in the Lok Sabha elections due May, while the party itself may end up with 180 or more seats. One of the polls put the seat tally for the BJP at an upper projection limit of 210 - which would be its best tally ever.
On the other hand, the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance appears headed for a rout, predicted to win only around 130 seats. The UPA is projected to garner between 107-127 seats.
The Congress, in what may come as a shock, could end up with less than 100 seats - it would be the first time when the Congress' tally will get reduced to two-digits.
As per the surveys, regional players like the AIADMK, the TDP, the TRS and the BJD are likely to bag over combined 50 seats. That is good news for Modi as all of these parties are potential BJP allies.
Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party is not seen emerging as a dominant force in the General Elections.
Its stellar performance in the Delhi Assembly Elections is likely to be repeated in the Lok Sabha polls as well, but the same will be restricted to the NCR region.
The CSDS survey also shows that Narendra Modi continues to be the top choice for the prime minister's post -- much ahead of Rahul Gandhi.
Congress slams AAP for 'misleading' people over VIP culture
NEW DELHI: The Congress today criticised Chief MinisterArvind Kerjriwal for "misleading" people on its stand over VIP culture and said that there was a difference between vision statement and reality.
Targeting Minister for Women and Children Welfare Rakhi Birla over the issue in which a complaint was lodged after the windscreen of her car was hit by a cricket ball, Congress MLA Asif Mohammad Khan said, "While the children were playing on the terrace, the car was hit by cricket ball. Had the police lodged a complaint if Birla was not a minister or a VIP? The boy, who hit the ball, is too scared to even go to school after the incident."
Khan who represents Okhla Assembly constituency said the Lt Governor's speech did not have anything on infrastructure or inflation.
"There is nothing on monorail, elevated road, ring road or monorail. The speech does not have any mention oninflation," he said.
Another Congress MLA Devendra Yadav said that there was a difference between the vision document and reality.
The government talks about 700 liters of free water. However, in this scheme, the JJ (jhuggi jhopdi) cluster, illegal colonies will be left out," Yadav said.
Lets face it AAP is ISI AGENT for Congress.......NO ONE CAN STOP MODI ......
IT WILL BE A CLEAN SWEEP and no one can stop democracy .......................
Weather minority (no specific cast) ....support it or not...............................fact remains they are most safe in Gujarat....................When was the last time u heard about a RAPE in gujarat................or major corruption in Gujarat since past 10 years ............................RAJ, MAYA......SIBU...YADAV be ware ..... NEXT 10 years u will be Challenged ...................
expect SENSEX to cross 25K in JULY...........SONIA and family please u have enough resource ...., go back ....................................................................................................................................ELSE u will be XXXXXXX
by Deepak Nagpal
New Delhi: The results of two opinion polls released on Friday have come as a good news for the BJP, and a warning bell for the ruling Congress.
The surveys - one conducted by an English news channel and CSDS, while the other conducted by a leading magazine and C-Voter - show that BJP's Narendra Modi is on course to becoming the next prime minister of India.
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance could win as many as between 211 to 231 seats in the Lok Sabha elections due May, while the party itself may end up with 180 or more seats. One of the polls put the seat tally for the BJP at an upper projection limit of 210 - which would be its best tally ever.
On the other hand, the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance appears headed for a rout, predicted to win only around 130 seats. The UPA is projected to garner between 107-127 seats.
The Congress, in what may come as a shock, could end up with less than 100 seats - it would be the first time when the Congress' tally will get reduced to two-digits.
As per the surveys, regional players like the AIADMK, the TDP, the TRS and the BJD are likely to bag over combined 50 seats. That is good news for Modi as all of these parties are potential BJP allies.
Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party is not seen emerging as a dominant force in the General Elections.
Its stellar performance in the Delhi Assembly Elections is likely to be repeated in the Lok Sabha polls as well, but the same will be restricted to the NCR region.
The CSDS survey also shows that Narendra Modi continues to be the top choice for the prime minister's post -- much ahead of Rahul Gandhi.
Congress slams AAP for 'misleading' people over VIP culture
NEW DELHI: The Congress today criticised Chief MinisterArvind Kerjriwal for "misleading" people on its stand over VIP culture and said that there was a difference between vision statement and reality.
Targeting Minister for Women and Children Welfare Rakhi Birla over the issue in which a complaint was lodged after the windscreen of her car was hit by a cricket ball, Congress MLA Asif Mohammad Khan said, "While the children were playing on the terrace, the car was hit by cricket ball. Had the police lodged a complaint if Birla was not a minister or a VIP? The boy, who hit the ball, is too scared to even go to school after the incident."
Khan who represents Okhla Assembly constituency said the Lt Governor's speech did not have anything on infrastructure or inflation.
"There is nothing on monorail, elevated road, ring road or monorail. The speech does not have any mention oninflation," he said.
Another Congress MLA Devendra Yadav said that there was a difference between the vision document and reality.
The government talks about 700 liters of free water. However, in this scheme, the JJ (jhuggi jhopdi) cluster, illegal colonies will be left out," Yadav said.
Lets face it AAP is ISI AGENT for Congress.......NO ONE CAN STOP MODI ......
IT WILL BE A CLEAN SWEEP and no one can stop democracy .......................
Weather minority (no specific cast) ....support it or not...............................fact remains they are most safe in Gujarat....................When was the last time u heard about a RAPE in gujarat................or major corruption in Gujarat since past 10 years ............................RAJ, MAYA......SIBU...YADAV be ware ..... NEXT 10 years u will be Challenged ...................
expect SENSEX to cross 25K in JULY...........SONIA and family please u have enough resource ...., go back ....................................................................................................................................ELSE u will be XXXXXXX
