usha manohar wrote:

Jump Jilani? is that a telugu term , never heard of it ....

@ anil, the very fact that today an Indian , even if he is the PM of the nation is identified through the region he belongs to ! That is what India has become after 60 odd years of Independence ..

Jump Jilani is not a Telugu word. It is used  for those Fence sitting Politicians who jump in to the other parties for their benefits.

About regionalism, I must say it is a bane. Even Local leaders in my state are identified through the region he belongs to KCR, the CM of Telengana. Y;S Jagan or even Chandrababu are referred thorough their regions. What to speak of Narendra Modi.

Jump Jilani is a Telugu film and there is absolutely no reference to it in any of the dictionaries ... Certainly not a term used for Fence sitters from what I know..

Jump Jilani is a coined word  by the political critics only used by the Telugu TV Channels and News papers as a satire to ridicule those politicians who often jump in to other parties. You don't find this in any dictionary. Sorry, I should have mentioned earlier about Jump Jilanis to avoid confusion.

Now after Bumper voting in the forth round, NDA is expecting for lead. Because when people interested in voting means they want to change the current government.

Bumper voting doesn't mean anything. Moreover 5th round is not yet started.. Every party is confident that it's their party that ultimately emerge as the winners. Let the final phase be over. In the meantime we will watch how things would turn up.

Every thing will be clear on 8th November. Till only we can make assumptions that this party may lead or that party may loose.

Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:

Every thing will be clear on 8th November. Till only we can make assumptions that this party may lead or that party may loose.

Even the polls are unable to give a clear picture as to who would get a majority. When all parties unite with a single agenda of stopping BJP forming the government in Bihar , anything is possible . It will be good if BJP inspite of all this circus manages to get a tally of 90 - 100 seats 

usha manohar wrote:

Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:

Every thing will be clear on 8th November. Till only we can make assumptions that this party may lead or that party may loose.

Even the polls are unable to give a clear picture as to who would get a majority. When all parties unite with a single agenda of stopping BJP forming the government in Bihar , anything is possible . It will be good if BJP inspite of all this circus manages to get a tally of 90 - 100 seats 

 

Country needs BP rule. The country chosen the BJP. Bihar too give an opportunity to have a stable Govt.

Its my wish too that BJP should emerge as the Winner.

rambabu wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:

Every thing will be clear on 8th November. Till only we can make assumptions that this party may lead or that party may loose.

Even the polls are unable to give a clear picture as to who would get a majority. When all parties unite with a single agenda of stopping BJP forming the government in Bihar , anything is possible . It will be good if BJP inspite of all this circus manages to get a tally of 90 - 100 seats 

 

Country needs BP rule. The country chosen the BJP. Bihar too give an opportunity to have a stable Govt.

Its my wish too that BJP should emerge as the Winner.

You may wish what appeals to you. But Modi cannot be chief minister of all states. Without local leadership, no party has much chance. The opposition inBihar has a strong and able administrator- Nitish Kumar, formerally of BJP. But BJP has none. Incidentally, BJP has badly lost in YttarPradesh Panchayat elections- believed to be a sort of trial of strength before next year assembly polls. Here also problem with BJP is lack of local leader. Definitely Modi cannot be C.M. of U.P. Mayavari of Bahujan Samajparty is emerging as strong contender and is likely to replace Mulayam singh. Modi may be good but he cannot be C.M. of each state and certainly not Sarpanch of villages nor Mayor of muncipal corporations. Modi magicis fading. Delhi experience is likely to be repeated in Bihar now and U.P. next year. The communal and fascist image of Rss-BJP is very clear now. 

 

rambabu wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:

Every thing will be clear on 8th November. Till only we can make assumptions that this party may lead or that party may loose.

Even the polls are unable to give a clear picture as to who would get a majority. When all parties unite with a single agenda of stopping BJP forming the government in Bihar , anything is possible . It will be good if BJP inspite of all this circus manages to get a tally of 90 - 100 seats 

 

Country needs BP rule. The country chosen the BJP. Bihar too give an opportunity to have a stable Govt.

Its my wish too that BJP should emerge as the Winner.

 

That would be good for the state since Modi is only bothered about development and he would go all out to make sure that Bihar benefits, no matter who thee chosen CM would be.Whereas if the alliance wins it would be nothing but a chow chow party where everyone would be calling the shots and vying for power ..