Non BJP Non Congress will have greater numbers- survey

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

Kejriwal has no career yet in politics, It's like he is only taking his first step into the political scenario. Nothing will break for him even if he fails absolutely.

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

Kejriwal has no career yet in politics, It's like he is only taking his first step into the political scenario. Nothing will break for him even if he fails absolutely.

Even if he loses with it his credentials will be lost as the percentages of news that has been garnering in and around of him has been immense.

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

Kejriwal has no career yet in politics, It's like he is only taking his first step into the political scenario. Nothing will break for him even if he fails absolutely.

This is in lighter vein. I remember that 'Vishwanath' (Shatrughana sinha in the movie by that name) an advocate turned a gangster and successfully robbed another gangster- Prem Nath. Prem nath commented- He has robbed me but he is a loser. Now he is also like us- just a robber/ gangster and not a law abiding professional. This is my victory. If Kejriwal wins, he will be like Vishwanath and Sheila Dixit like Premnath. :laugh: :laugh:

Elections cannot be predicted and the mood of the voter is complex and cannot be analyzed through modern research.

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

Kejriwal has no career yet in politics, It's like he is only taking his first step into the political scenario. Nothing will break for him even if he fails absolutely.

This is in lighter vein. I remember that 'Vishwanath' (Shatrughana sinha in the movie by that name) an advocate turned a gangster and successfully robbed another gangster- Prem Nath. Prem nath commented- He has robbed me but he is a loser. Now he is also like us- just a robber/ gangster and not a law abiding professional. This is my victory. If Kejriwal wins, he will be like Vishwanath and Sheila Dixit like Premnath. :laugh: :laugh:

Though its in lighter vein, it carried a message that mirrors the present situation.

BJP may be single largest party but non congress non BJP will have more members than both major parties combined tally.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation/bjp-will-be-single-largest-party-after-2014-polls-new-survey_883785.html

http://in.news.yahoo.com/upa-lose-2014-regional-parties-hold-key-144803127.html

It is a survey only. We have seen the results several times which are entirely contradictory to the survey. No can easily judge the people mindset by conducting a survey from a limited number of persons.

Surveys are not reflections of society as due to complexity of Indian society it is always impossible to understand the mood of nation. I agree we should wait for real results.

Most of the surveys target the educated voters. They are failing because most of the voters are illiterates. Even today our masses do not understand whom to vote. They vote to that candidate who offers more sops.

Yes it is right most of people votes because they wants to vote. They don't know to whom we vote why we vote.

I think most of people who go to vote know whom they vote but the only problem is they don't see in wider prospective of result when they cast their votes. It is not only a vote but future of the country and our ownself.

One important point I wish to stress is that voters should also see how many seats a political party is contesting. To illustrate, in Delhi, congress, BJP and AAM Aadami party are only contesting large number of seats. Hence these are serious contenders. Others are contesting token number of seats and so are not serious enough. Normally, one should choose from serious contenders.

In Delhi, last assembly election, apart from two major political parties, BSP has 14 percentages of vote share, I think AAP is sounding empty barrel, it is the electione between two major political party and BSP.

Last time AAP did not contest. This is their first election. Kejriwal and his team has some image and popularity. They are likely to get substantial number of seats.

It seems they will eat out BJP votes, but of late Congress has been weary of his popularity so no one knowns which big party will lose through his popularity, it seems he is like Raj Thakrey of Maharashtra eating out Shiv sena and BJP votes there, I do not think people of India are not so unintelligent to realize this.

I would neither name nor compare anybody with anyone but yes it is going to be a tough fight for every seat and still no result seems possible.

Kejriwal is unique in some respects. He is simply dressed and does not look like a typical political leader. He has refused security and can easily mingle with people.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/arvind-kejriwal-aam-aadmi-party-delhi-polls-vip-security/1/319995.html

Delhi election would be acid test for Kejriwal, a make or break of his career, it is reported that some professional are fielded by this party in Delhi elections.

Kejriwal has no career yet in politics, It's like he is only taking his first step into the political scenario. Nothing will break for him even if he fails absolutely.

This is in lighter vein. I remember that 'Vishwanath' (Shatrughana sinha in the movie by that name) an advocate turned a gangster and successfully robbed another gangster- Prem Nath. Prem nath commented- He has robbed me but he is a loser. Now he is also like us- just a robber/ gangster and not a law abiding professional. This is my victory. If Kejriwal wins, he will be like Vishwanath and Sheila Dixit like Premnath. :laugh: :laugh:

Yep the case of roles reversed. The winner is always the king.

This elections is unpredictable and no political pundits will able to predict it right for sure, as a new medium social networking medium is on the rise, the new voters such as young ones will decide, are they still undecided or still thinking about to whom they will vote?

This elections is unpredictable and no political pundits will able to predict it right for sure, as a new medium social networking medium is on the rise, the new voters such as young ones will decide, are they still undecided or still thinking about to whom they will vote?

Indeciveness and lack of clarity in thoughts will remain forever in an Indian voter despite tweets and likes. None of them can peep in to the minds of voters. And this has been happening since India's first general elections.

I am hoping against my hope to have a clear and decisive mandate, voters should consider India before voting so that a clear mandate will be on the cards.

I am hoping against my hope to have a clear and decisive mandate, voters should consider India before voting so that a clear mandate will be on the cards.

Not only you, every right thinking man will hope for clear mandate, which is not possible in the present political scenario.

The fence seaters role in this election is important, Obama won election due to new voters and this time, also the fence seaters who are undecided till the last time would tilt election.

I am hoping against my hope to have a clear and decisive mandate, voters should consider India before voting so that a clear mandate will be on the cards.

What you say is good thought. But concrete reality is that we do not have two all India political parties. As such voters are helpless. To elucidate, voters in Kerala, Tamilnadu, Manipur, Kashmir and many other places cannot make a choice between two parties- Congress and BJP. At many places, BJP does not exist and now even Congress does not.

The survey reports can change in 6 months time depending on the political situation, if a survey was to be conducted now, I am sure the results would be quite different..either way, there is little hope that any one party will ge a clear majority !

I am hoping against my hope to have a clear and decisive mandate, voters should consider India before voting so that a clear mandate will be on the cards.

What you say is good thought. But concrete reality is that we do not have two all India political parties. As such voters are helpless. To elucidate, voters in Kerala, Tamilnadu, Manipur, Kashmir and many other places cannot make a choice between two parties- Congress and BJP. At many places, BJP does not exist and now even Congress does not.

This is a worrying trend and if this happens, then we could be heading towards a hung parliament.

I am hoping against my hope to have a clear and decisive mandate, voters should consider India before voting so that a clear mandate will be on the cards.

What you say is good thought. But concrete reality is that we do not have two all India political parties. As such voters are helpless. To elucidate, voters in Kerala, Tamilnadu, Manipur, Kashmir and many other places cannot make a choice between two parties- Congress and BJP. At many places, BJP does not exist and now even Congress does not.

This is a worrying trend and if this happens, then we could be heading towards a hung parliament.[/quote

We shall have a government. A single party govt is ruled out. There are following possibilities (1) Congress led coalition (2) BJP led coalition (3) Other parties coalition supported by Congress (4) other parties coalition supported by BJP. So far, we have seen all alternatives except the fourth- a coalition supported by BJP. But it may also be recalled that V.P. Singh govt. was supported by BJP and Left both. It is also worth notice that only NDA and UPA had scams. There were no scams during rule by parties other than Congress and BJP but they could not continue long owing to small number and withdrawal of support by Congress or BJP. If the other parties get a majority, which means more than combined strength of Congress and BJP, the third front govt. would be stable and also free from scams.

Who will win 2014 election is great suspense. I would say that it will be very tough time for all political parties to win and grab the centre. Hence any body can win. We want good party and talented PM to run the country.