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This is History (988) As a Coalition Government, we inherited a legacy of lack of trust and confidence in political system.           If Rahul Gandhi losses both Wayanad & Amethi seats, will be turning point in history Rahul Gandhi should not contest from Wayanad  a

By Whispers in the Corridors April 4, 2019 2 min read

This is History (988)

As a Coalition Government, we inherited a legacy of lack of trust and confidence in political system.

If Rahul Gandhi losses both Wayanad & Amethi seats, will be turning point in history

Rahul Gandhi should not contest from Wayanad as BJP had polled some 5 to 6 per cent votes from the constituency during the last Lok Sabha polls which the saffron party will use again to defeat him.If Rahul looses both Wayanad and Amethi seats it will be turning point in our history.

After elections Naddha to be BJP President and Amit Shah Home Minister ?

In BJP and RSS Circles, people were heard saying that J P Naddha will be BJP President and Amit Shah will be Home Minister after the Lok Sabha elections.

Mayawati is afraid of “Ravan” only ?

People say that BSP Supremo Mayawati is known for her style but she is only afraid of Chandra Shekhar (Ravan) who is going to contest from Varanasi.

Former IAS officer to contest Lok Sabha poll from Punjab

Former 1980 batch IAS officer Darbara Singh Guru will contest as a SAD- Badal candidate LS candidate from Fatehgarh Sahib in Punjab.

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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