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This is History (985) One should not retire till God retires.               12 prominent opposition leaders steer clear of Lok Sabha battle As many as 12 prominent opposition leaders making all efforts to wrest power from Narendra Modi steer clear of Lok Sabha elec

By Whispers in the Corridors March 30, 2019 3 min read

This is History (985)

One should not retire till God retires.

12 prominent opposition leaders steer clear of Lok Sabha battle

As many as 12 prominent opposition leaders making all efforts to wrest power from Narendra Modi steer clear of Lok Sabha elections battle. These leaders are: Akhilesh Yadav of SP,Mamta Banerjee of TMC, Chandra Babu Yadav of TDP, Sitaram Yechury of Communist Party of India (Marxist); Arvind Kejriwal of Aam Admi Party; Ms Mayawati of Bahujan Samaj Party; M K Stalin of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK); Sharad Pawar of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP); Raj Thackeray of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena; Rahul Gandhi, Manmohan Singh, Mrs Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Ghulam Nabi Azad of Congress Party and Tejaswi Prasad Yadav of Rashtriya Janata Dal.

Three bureaucrat ministers in fray

Three bureaucrat turned Union Ministers are contesting Lok Sabha elections this time on BJP tickets. .R K Singh, Power Minister is fighting election from Aarah, Satya Pal Singh, MoS, HRD, has been fielded from Baghpat and K. Alphons, MoS for Tourism is trying his luck from Kochie seat.


R K Singh	Satya Pal Singh	K. Alphons

Will Puri be also fielded?

Rumour mill says that Hardeep Singh Puri, MoS, Urban Development and Housing, is likely to be fielded from one LS seat of Delhi. Presently he is a RS member.

Why only Mayawati hitting Congress?

Why Mayawati is criticising Congress and why not Akhilesh Yadav ? In the political circles this question has become a hot topic now a days. Mawavati first reacted against Rahul Gandhi's Nyay scheme and decided not to ally with the Congress. They asked why Akhilesh is soft towards Congress ? Is he exploring the possibility of post poll alliance with Congress ? Will SP - BSP alliance collapse after the announcement of result ?

Who will be the best PM ?

Opinion Poll – No alternative of Modi

(Done before Army attack)

Whatever people may say, there is at present no alternative to our PM Narendra Modi, if one was to go by the opinion of our surfers who were asked, “Who should be voted to power in the interest of the nation. Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi ?”. And the majority of them felt that Modi would be the most matured choice.

However, there were many who said that Rahul has taken up the challenge with full chivalry and is no more a ‘pappu’ as he was made out to be in the initial days when he entered active politics and thus he is now suitable for the post of Prime Minister of India.

The acceptability of Rahul Gandhi for the post of PM, which was almost zero two years ago has now, according to various surveys, risen to 40 percent.

For details about opinion poll, read the March issue of the Whispers In The Corridors or click the link below :

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