In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

All said and done Rahul Gandhi is ' the fault' programme as far as the country is concerned, Congress may think otherwise ...He talks for the sake of talking without any knowledge ..

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In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

Taking South Indian states, AP has 42 Lok Sabha seats, Tamil Nadu 39 , Karnataka 28 and Kerala 20. The total is nearly 120 + seats. BJP with the help of allies can win around 25 seats at a maximum, not more than that. Do you think BJP can prove 2/3 rd majority without these 100 valuable seats ? Unless and Until they do decently well in South India, it is very tough for them .

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

Taking South Indian states, AP has 42 Lok Sabha seats, Tamil Nadu 39 , Karnataka 28 and Kerala 20. The total is nearly 120 + seats. BJP with the help of allies can win around 25 seats at a maximum, not more than that. Do you think BJP can prove 2/3 rd majority without these 100 valuable seats ? Unless and Until they do decently well in South India, it is very tough for them .

Add to this West Bengal, Assam and other North East also. There are large area where BJP has no existence. BJP may contest not more than 350 seats out of which we may just speculate who will win how many.

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

Taking South Indian states, AP has 42 Lok Sabha seats, Tamil Nadu 39 , Karnataka 28 and Kerala 20. The total is nearly 120 + seats. BJP with the help of allies can win around 25 seats at a maximum, not more than that. Do you think BJP can prove 2/3 rd majority without these 100 valuable seats ? Unless and Until they do decently well in South India, it is very tough for them .

Add to this West Bengal, Assam and other North East also. There are large area where BJP has no existence. BJP may contest not more than 350 seats out of which we may just speculate who will win how many.

That would be the scenario for Congress as well esp now after the disasrous all round performace by them for the past 10 years...Just because they have a presence in all states does bot mean that people are blindly going to vote for them.So iy will depend on what alliances the parties form ...

In the recent by poll election held in Karnataka (for Mandaya and Rural Bangalore Lok Sabha seats ), Congress bagged both the seats. Actress Ramya won in Mandaya Constituency . These were Considered to be JD(S) forts

Mandya from where Ramya contested is vokkaliga belt and senior actor Ambareesh who is himself a gowda had apparently distributed cash and almost threatened the people to vote for her since she was selected by him....No wonder she won since the population is largely rural with no educated classes...another factor was her father passing away on the day she filed her nomination, so she had a lot of sympathy factor as well..

If this is the argument about Congress victory, this is true about most of India as India is predominantly rural with no educated class. Various factors like sympathy, caste etc. also prevail at most places. Obviously the 'Modi miracle' does not and will not work.

I don't think it would be wise to attach too much of importance to this development. The results are not at all reflective of the current mood of the electorate across the country.

I too would think so...I personally feel that in Karnataka BJP has taken a beating because of one person Yediyurappa who is facing corruption charges now.He has left the party now and once the BJP reorganises itself under other leaders things should be back to normal. In karnataka it was under Ramkrishna Hegde,Deve Gowda and Patil that the real developmental work was done and the foundation for IT was laid although Congress [arty shamelessly loves to take credit for it just beacuse during S.M.Krishna's things began to move forward..

Fortunes of parties change no doubt. BJP lost in Karnataka but can gain again. This happens in parliamentary democracy. BJP has an organization in Karnataka unlike other South Indian states. So BJP has chances of winning or losing in Karnataka but has no chance to win in Tamilnadu, Kerala and may other places where they have no organization and no leaders and workers.

In Tamil Nadu , BJP has even failed to gain deposits in the election. They haven't won more than 3 - 4 seats in an election held here.

BJP is north based party. In south is depends on allies. Peoples of whole country fed-up with this UPA government. BJP may be come in rule with the help of allies.

Taking South Indian states, AP has 42 Lok Sabha seats, Tamil Nadu 39 , Karnataka 28 and Kerala 20. The total is nearly 120 + seats. BJP with the help of allies can win around 25 seats at a maximum, not more than that. Do you think BJP can prove 2/3 rd majority without these 100 valuable seats ? Unless and Until they do decently well in South India, it is very tough for them .

Add to this West Bengal, Assam and other North East also. There are large area where BJP has no existence. BJP may contest not more than 350 seats out of which we may just speculate who will win how many.

That would be the scenario for Congress as well esp now after the disasrous all round performace by them for the past 10 years...Just because they have a presence in all states does bot mean that people are blindly going to vote for them.So iy will depend on what alliances the parties form ...