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बिहार विधानसभा चुनाव समेत 10 राज्यों के उपचुनाव में बीजेपी की बंपर जीत से समर्थकों में उत्साह, ट्विटर पर ट्रेंड करने लगा- #PmModiSuperWave

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Bihar Assembly Election 2020: NDA To Repeat Lok Sabha Poll Performance In Bihar Elections: BJP Leader

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Why Owaisi’s AIMIM poses serious challenge to Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi Party in UP

NEW DELHI: After a decent performance in the 2020 Bihar assembly elections, All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi has set his eyes on Uttar Pradesh (UP) that goes to polls next year. In UP, Owaisi’s main target seems to be Akhilesh Yadav-led Samajwadi Party (SP). It was clear from what Owaisi said during his latest visit to the country’s most populous state on January 13 that AIMIM considered SP as its main rival party. Just after landing in Varanasi, he told mediapersons that during Akhilesh government’s regime (from 2012 to 2017), he was stopped 12 times from entering UP and permission for arrival was denied to him on 28 occasions. What he said next could be music to Yogi Adityanath’s BJP government in the state. He said he was in the state after he got the permission. “Now, when I got the permission I am here,” he said. AIMIM always faces two serious questions from its rivals – that it is a “vote-katwa” party (vote splitting party) and it is the “BJP’s agent”. Owaisi, a Lok Sabha MP from Hyderabad, replied to both these charges. On AIMIM being a “vote-katwa” party, he said its opponents wanted that the people should keep voting them like slaves and other political parties should not contest elections. When AIMIM contests any election, their motive is to win it, and not to ensure victory or defeat of anyone else, he said. On AIMIM being “BJP’s agent”, Owaisi’s curt reply was that his party leaders should not care about such allegations. In Bihar elections, AIMIM was in Secular Democratic Front and everybody knows who benefitted out of it. His obvious reference was to the five seats which AIMIM won in the Bihar assembly elections for the first time. In fact, Bihar has inspired Owaisi to launch AIMIM in UP in a major way. It contested 38 seats in the 2017 UP assembly elections and did not win even a single one. It garnered a mere 0.24 per cent of the vote share. However, Owaisi has declared that AIMIM would contest on about 25 per cent of the total seats – which comes to about 100 in the 403-seat assembly. As far as increasing the number of winning seats and vote share in the 2022 elections is concerned, AIMIM is eyeing the SP which gets most of the votes of the Muslims who constitute 19.3 per cent of the state’s population. In the 2017 assembly elections, SP had fought on 311 seats while its then alliance partner Congress on 114 seats. While SP won 47 seats by garnering 21.9 per cent of vote share, the Congress was victorious on just seven seats and it got 6.3 per cent of the votes polled. Similarly, Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) contested on all 403 seats but it was victorious on just 19 seats. But it garnered 22.2 per cent vote share. On the other hand, the BJP fielded its candidates on 384 seats, won 312 by garnering 39.7 per cent vote share. Om Prakash Rajbhar-led Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) had contested on eight seats, won four and polled 0.7 per cent of vote share. SBSP has aligned with AIMIM for the 2022 UP assembly elections. Owaisi wishes to replicate the Bihar experiment in UP. Instead of being a “vote-katwa” party, AIMIM is striving to carve out a constituency for itself. It has already declared its first candidate for the next assembly elections. Abdul Mannan, an eye surgeon by profession who quit the Peace Party to join AIMIM, would be fielded from Utraula assembly constituency in Balrampur district. In Bihar, AIMIM damaged Lalu Prasad-led Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) the most. AIMIM split the Muslim votes which, otherwise, usually used to go to RJD. In UP, SP is likely to suffer the most with AIMIM’s serious entry. Incidentally, both SP and RJD have the same vote banks – Muslims and Yadavs (MY). AIMIM might walk away with a sizeable chunk of Muslim votes which used to fall in SP’s kitty till the last elections. While AIMIM would gain from this strategy, it would tangentially also benefit the BJP, as it did in Bihar, where the latter emerged as the second largest party by winning 74 seats, just one less than RJD out of total 243 seats.

source https://bbcbreakingnews.com/2021/01/15/why-owaisis-aimim-poses-serious-challenge-to-akhilesh-yadavs-samajwadi-party-in-up/

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My salute to Tejashwi Yadav, the great general of Bihar ..

 The victory of the NDA i.e. BJP and Janata Dal (U) coalition in the Bihar Legislative Assembly is not surprising at all by the mainstream media and some political analysts as it is a miraculous victory.  Turning the visible defeat into a victory in the last moments of counting with the help of mechanism ie Election Commission and then describing that victory as the victory of democracy can only be called a miracle.

 The mandate has been changed on several occasions with the help of the Election Commission during the last few years, so it does not surprise at all in Bihar.  The Election Commission has once again proved that its autonomy has been hijacked and now its status has become like the kitchen of the government, where only the government cooks.

 Whatever it is, however, it is believed that the NDA is the winner.  The mainstream media has also started calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi invincible and a superhero, with all the BJP leaders making noise.  Though the victory of the NDA somehow may be called a great victory under adverse circumstances and Narendra Modi as the great hero of this election, it is not a reality.  The facts that emerged in the election results show that, whether technically or officially, the NDA has won, but the superintendent of this election is not Narendra Modi, but Tejashwi Yadav, whose alliance stopped or stopped at a few steps from the majority  Given.

 It is not only a matter of satisfaction for the BJP that the NDA has got a majority, it is even more satisfying for them that it has now become the largest party of the NDA in Bihar.  However, his desire to become the largest party in the assembly could not be fulfilled.  This status has been attained by the Rashtriya Janata Dal, whose leader Tejashwi Yadav was being told as a novice, illiterate, prince of the jungle raj, etc.  The Rashtriya Janata Dal not only won more seats in the assembly but also got the most votes.  Not only this, the total votes polled by the Tejashwi-led grand alliance are no less than the votes polled by the NDA.  Both the NDA and the Grand Alliance have got 38–38 percent votes.

 According to official figures of the Election Commission, 23.1 per cent of the nearly four crore people who exercised their franchise supported the RJD.  That means a total of 97 lakh 36 thousand 242 people pressed the button in front of the lantern.  The BJP was second in the case after the RJD.  It was voted by 19.46 percent people.  That is, 82 lakh 01 thousand 408 people pressed the lotus button.

 If you look at the last assembly election data, then BJP, which was at number three, was in the forefront of getting votes.  In that election, the BJP had got only 53 seats, but it had 24.42 percent i.e. 93 lakh 08 thousand 15 voters had made their choice.  At the same time, RJD, which won 81 seats, got 18.35 percent votes.  That means a total of 69 lakh 95 thousand 509 people had voted.

 The RJD got 4.75 votes i.e. 27 lakh, 40 thousand, 733 votes more than the last election, while BJP got 11 lakh 06 thousand 607 votes less this time, with the vote share falling by more than six percent compared to the last election.

 Nitish Kumar and his party are preparing to take oath as Bihar Chief Minister for the seventh time.  However, there is still a doubt on his becoming Chief Minister.  His Janata Dal (U) could get just 43 seats this time as against 72 seats won in the last assembly election.  He contested 122 seats and 15.4 percent ie 64 lakh 84 thousand 414 people have voted for him.  Whereas in the last election, it had won 16.83 per cent votes by contesting 100 seats.  Apparently, there has been a huge drop in the popular votes in this election as compared to the previous elections.

 Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party also suffered a lot of damage to Nitish Kumar's party in many seats, which was clearly reflected in the BJP's top leadership's decision to contest separate elections.  Though initially only speculations were being made that the BJP leadership's motive is to weaken Nitish Kumar in the elections and Chirag's decision to go to the polls separately is only part of the BJP's strategy, but when many senior BJP leaders  After a Lok Janshakti Party ticket started to field against the Janata Dal (U), the matter became clear.  Chirag had already made it clear that his party will contest only those seats where the Janata Dal (U) candidates will be in the fray.  It was clear that 'Modi is not hating you, Nitish is not yours!'

 Although criticizing this decision of BJP's second and third tier leader Chirag, he continued to call Nitish Kumar the leader of his alliance, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not say anything in his speech on Chirag's decision.  While Chirag Paswan kept targeting Narendra Modi as his leader during the entire election.  Modi's silence on the lamp - the end of the doubt also ended.

 Nitish Kumar understood this BJP's stance well, but he could not find any cut till the last.  However, he did not take any action in sending this message to his mass base along with Modi and BJP that they are understanding this bet of BJP very much.  Many leaders of the Janata Dal (U) publicly stated that Chirag Paswan is just jumura, Madari is someone else who is making jamure.  Needless to say that this gesture was towards the top leadership of BJP.

 However, Chirag Paswan's party may have won only one seat, but its presence in about 20 seats has clearly led to the defeat of the Janata Dal (U).  It has also reduced the margin of victory of Janata Dal (U) in many seats.  The Lok Janshakti Party fielded candidates for 123 seats.  He got 5.66 percent ie a total of 23 lakh 83 thousand 457 votes.

 Congress proved to be the weakest link of the Grand Alliance in the elections.  He took 70 seats for himself by pressurizing Tejashwi Yadav before the election process started, which was 30 more than the 40 seats he had contested in the last election.  The Congress contested the last election with the RJD and the Janata Dal (U) in a grand alliance and won 27 seats.

 This time the Congress could win only 19 seats out of 70.  Although the Congress has increased the total votes and vote percentage, but this time it was due to its high number of candidates.  In the last election, the Congress got 6.66 percent votes, but this time it got 9.5 percent of the votes.  A total of 39 lakh 95 thousand 03 people voted for him.  This electoral performance of the Congress is going to tell the strong position of its organization in the state.

 The Left parties involved in the Grand Alliance certainly did better in Bihar elections after a long time.  He had 29 seats to contest the election, of which he has won 18.  It can be said that if there were few more seats to fight in part, resources would have been available and Congress would not have won more seats than its capacity, then the picture of the election results would have been different.

 However, at the moment, the power of Bihar has once again been handed over to the merchants of dreams.  It will be interesting to see now whether the BJP accepts Nitish Kumar as the Chief Minister as promised.  Nitish Kumar resigned from the post of Chief Minister, taking responsibility for his party's crushing defeat in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.  Therefore, it will be more interesting to see whether this time he takes responsibility for his party's very poor performance.  The question is also that even after being badly defeated, will he claim to lead a coalition government in line with morality?

 However, this question does not matter much who will be the Chief Minister of Bihar or who will not.  For now, the biggest achievement of this election is that Bihar has got a leader in the form of Tejashwi Yadav for the next few decades.  He contested the election raising the basic questions of Bihar, responded politely to the levelless personal attacks of Prime Minister and Chief Minister level leaders and proved his abilities by making his party the largest party.  Therefore, they are the real heroes of this election.

 Jai Bihar  Jai RJD

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Pawar, Chavan praise Tejashwi’s performance in Bihar polls

Pawar, Chavan praise Tejashwi’s performance in Bihar polls

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Written by Ajay Jadhav | Pune | November 10, 2020 11:39:03 pm

NCP chief Sharad Pawar

NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Tuesday praised RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav for the “good performance” of the RJD-led Grand Alliance in the Bihar Assembly elections against the JD(U)-BJP alliance, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modiand Chief Minister

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Post-Bihar, Cong should be realistic in Bengal: CPI(ML)

Dipankar Bhattacharya (PTI file photo)

KOLKATA: Describing the Congress as a “big letdown” for the Grand Alliance, which failed to form government in Bihar, CPI(ML) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya hoped the party would adopt a “more realistic” approach during its seat-sharing talks with the Left Front in West Bengal. Bhattacharya said he was sure that the grand old party, too, would be reviewing its poor show in Bihar and be reasonable while sealing a seat-sharing deal in politically sensitive Bengal, where the saffron brigade is making all efforts to clinch power. Citing the poll results in Bihar, where Congress, as a partner of the Grand Alliance, fared poorly, Bhattacharya said in an interview, “The party shouldn’t be in the driver’s seat in the CPM-Congress alliance in West Bengal”. As part of the seat-sharing deal in the Mahagathbandhan in theBihar elections, Congress fielded its candidates in 70 out of 243 seats in the state and managed to bag 19. It isn’t just in Bihar that the performance of Congress has dipped, the grand old party scored low in Lok Sabha elections since 2014, as well as in many state polls in the recent years. In UP, where Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav came together in 2017 to fight BJP, Congress could win only seven seats, while Samajwadi Party emerged victorious in 47 segments. In Assam, where elections are due in March-April next year, Congress, which had been ruling the state since 2001, lost power in 2016 when its strength slipped to 26 in the 126-member House. CPI(ML) (Liberation), on the other hand, has performed well in Bihar, winning 12 out of the 19 assembly constituencies it contested. Even CPI and CPM bagged two seats each. The NDA, due to the stupendous results of BJP, triumphed in 125 assembly segments, three more than the magic figure of 122 in the 243-member Bihar House. “The Congress was a big letdown for the Grand Alliance in Bihar. The seat-sharing arrangement should have been a more realistic one. The success rate of the Congress is the lowest. I am sure the party, too, would be reviewing its performance,” Bhattacharya said. Buoyed by its performance in Bihar, the radical left- wing outfit is preparing to enter the fray in Bengal again, this time with more vigour.

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Tejashwi Yadav's performance in the recently concluded Bihar election is nothing short of excellent. Like his cricket days, he opened a front against the BJP and the ruling National Democratic Alliance in Bihar. However, while he was holding one end, Tejashwi ran out of partners at the other end. With a little more support from allies, he could become the youngest Chief Minister of Bihar.

Tejashwi played his junior cricket for Delhi and shared the dressing room with Indian captain Virat Kohli. The Vidarbha cricketers recalled their encounter with the Rashtriya Janata Dal leader. Finally, he took four wickets in a good batting position in the Elite Group Cooch Bihar match against Vidarbha in 2007-08 at the Emerald High School ground in Indore. While he could not save his team from the loss of 10 wickets, Tejashwi made his mark as an off-spinner.

Before the match started, there was a fierce battle between Tejashwi. The then under-19 captain Viraj Kadbe, who played very well for his 198, remembers that match well. "He was in the junior circuit for four five years. Once you're part of a team for three four-year terms, the opponents know about you. However, this was the first time he was playing against us. He He had bowled well in that match. ”Kadbe told TOI.

"It was a good batting track and it had something for the fast bowlers but not much for the spinners. Uska Tappa was good (he would bowl consistently in the right areas). He would use his height well and get. Will. He said, "Good boom. He was not a big turner, but was accurate. I completed my century for a four, ”he said.

Tejashwi bowled 29 overs and took four wickets for 105 runs. After dismissing Delhi for 243, Vidarbha scored 531 runs in their first innings to win the match by 10 wickets. Tejashwi did nothing more than bat. He said, "He was a bowling all-rounder. He was a quiet man and never showed that he was the son of Lalu Prasad Yadav. I batted for almost six hours and it was Delhi captain Yogesh Nagar, who was calling the shots." He was another player from Delhi, following his captain's instructions.

Former Vidarbha left-arm spinner Sumit Ruikar, who dismissed Tejashwi in the first innings, remembered how he would come on the field with gun-wielding security guards. "We were told that he did not travel by bus with his teammates for security reasons. The guards roamed the field. I remember that during our batting, while talking to us, the guards told us 'Very good boy'. . " Ruikar said, everyone got to know a lot (he is a very cultish guy who respects everyone). He hit a four off the first ball.

Incidentally, Tejaswi's lone first-class match also came against Vidarbha in the 2009-10 season. After his junior days with Delhi, Tejashwi represented Jharkhand where he played one first-class, two List A and four Twenty20 matches. He was part of the Delhi Daredevils team in 2008-09.

Tejashwi also scored a century in junior cricket and his most memorable performance came in the Vijay Merchant Under-17 final for Mumbai. It was his unbeaten 95-ball 89, which helped Delhi play a crucial innings against Mumbai. He was unbeaten in the second innings scoring 49 runs which helped Delhi win the championship. Apart from Kohli, Ishant Sharma also played that match.

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A quick take on Bihar 2020

Bihar elections were seen more or less as a referendum on the Modi government's handling of the Covid-19 crisis. Though it is an election confined to one state of Bihar and Nitish Kumar’s leadership, NDA led government’s handling of the pandemic crisis was expected to play a key factor in the Bihar elections. Moreover, Bihar had witnessed a massive reverse migration from various states owing to pandemic induced lockdown. In essence, the joblessness and loss of income were expected to be on the top of the voters priority list. BJP/JDU packed NDA seems to be comfortably crossing the majority mark, giving a hope for Nitish Kumar to comeback as the CM yet again, provided BJP keeps its word on his CMship. 

A quick take on the factors which swung the Bihar 2020 -

Brand Modi - The first and the foremost impact on this election has been that of the brand Modi. The Bihar election proved to be a litmus test not just for the Nitish Kumar led government, but also for the Modi led BJP government at the centre. The results clearly indicate that the brand Modi is not only intact, but has actually swung the NDA's prospects in the election results. Remember, most exit polls gave a sweeping majority for the RJD led MGB, pinning the blame on Nitish Kumar's anti-incumbency and the pandemic impact. Narendra Modi, despite the pandemic and poor economy, seems to be enjoying the complete trust of the people of Bihar. BJP, in fact, is on the path to become the single largest party, ahead of RJD and its coalition partner JDU, which is now looking to finish third in the list. One can safely say that the Bihar election has been won on the Modi factor despite the severe anti-incumbency faced by Nitish Kumar. Had the Bihar election been lost by NDA, the entire ecosystem would have put the blame on Modi led NDA government.

Sushasan Babu - Nitish Kumar aka Sushasan Babu owing to his past performance track record had to sweat it out this time to re-capture the CM's throne. He had to plead with the voters telling them that this would his last election. Voter fatigue and anti-incumbency seems to have hit JDU very hard going by the probable seats they are expected to win this time. In fact, JDU is on course to finish third in number of seats, making BJP its real brother in the government formation. BJP, in the run up to the polls, has clearly committed to make Nitish as the CM even if BJP gets more number of seats than JDU. While one can understand the anti-incumbency for any CM who has had long tenure of the CM's chair, but Nitish in the recent past has been struggling to get the public perception right on the governance. The reverse migration of the Bihari workers created a big headache during the run up to the polls. If indeed Nitish becomes the CM yet again, he must thank Narendra Modi for the generosity. After all, the then Bihar CM Nitish blocked the then Gujarat CM Narendra Modi from campaigning for NDA in Bihar in the year 2010. Its pay back time of Karma for Nitish Kumar.

Tejashwi Yadav - Most exit polls crowned Tejashwi Yadav, the firebrand son of Lalu Prasad as the next CM of Bihar. Possibly the conclusions were also based on the huge crowds he drew all over Bihar during the campaigning. Bihar's huge youth population was seen backing Tejashwi Yadav in his political rallies, leading to a fair assumption of the support for him. RJD did a good job of at least coming close to their previous Assembly's number of seats, though the party failed to gain on the momentum. He could be a big force to reckon with in the future as Nitish has already declared this election to be his last election, leaving the field wide open for Tejashwi's future.

Congress - Congress has had a devastating elections, as expected. Its fortunes are going down in every election. As it is the party was playing second fiddle to RJD, it seems to have failed to win enough number of seats in their quota, despite the entire top leadership of the party camping in Patna for the last several months. That, Congress is a spent force and people have rejected it outright has been reinforced clearly by the Bihar mandate. RJD will be ruing its decision to give so many seats to Congress. Congress’s poll debacle will have its impact on the seat sharing in TamilNadu with the DMK for the upcoming assembly elections. After the Bihar disaster, Congress will not have enough room for seat negotiations.

Prashant Kishor - He is the X factor in the Bihar elections. Though Prashant Kishor did not work for any party in the Bihar elections, behind the screen maneuvering was speculated as he fell in favour with Nitish Kumar during his brief stint with JDU as its Vice President. Though no one knows what kind of role he might have played in this election, but his role is widely speculated in uniting the forces against NDA. Better luck next time.

Chirag Paswan, the young leader of the late Ram Vilas Paswan chose to contest outside the umbrella of NDA. And the decision seems to have backfired on him. It will be an uphill task for him to get back in the NDA after a bitter tussle with Nitish Kumar.

Overall, brand Modi combined with the social engineering matrix has helped NDA reach the magical numbers to form its next government in Bihar, despite the wave of anti-incumbency against Nitish Kumar. The election victory is extremely important for BJP and Modi for very many reasons. Slew of elections in the important states like Bengal and Tamil Nadu is lined up in the coming months. Bengal, a frontier which has been keenly eyed by BJP for the last several years, will witness the impact of Bihar verdict. Narendra Modi, whose handling of Covid-19 fight back seems to be given a big thumbs up by the Bihar electorate. Needless to say, any reversal in Bihar would landed the entire blame on Modi and the Centre. In fact, JDU under Nitish would have shifted the blame on BJP rather than blaming its own anti-incumbency. But the victory has ensured the Modi's stature has grown much bigger even as the support base of Nitish Kumar seems to be badly eroded, leaving him at the mercy of BJP to become the next CM of Bihar.

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How JP Nadda compared Modi and Trump in Bihar while the world awaits US Election Result

How JP Nadda compared Modi and Trump in Bihar while the world awaits US Election Result

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Bihar elections 2020:On the last day of campaigning before the Bihar assembly elections, BJP chief JP Nadda compared performance of PM Modi and US President Donald Trump in handling the COVID-19 crisis. During a rally, Nadda spoke about the allegations being leveled…

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Akhilesh hints at tie-up with estranged uncle for UP polls

ETAWAH: Hinting at a possible electoral tie-up with his estranged uncle’s Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday said Shivpal Yadav will be given a cabinet berth if his party forms the government in the state. However, he made it clear that the Samajwadi Party (SP) will not enter into any electoral alliance with the Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). “Adjustment will be done with smaller parties, but there will be no alliance with larger parties,” Akhilesh Yadav told reporters here. To a question whether the SP will form an electoral alliance with his uncle Shivpal Yadav’s Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party, he said, “We will adjust that party too. Jaswantnagar is his (Shivpal Yadav’s) seat and the Samajwadi Party vacated the seat for him. In the coming times, we will make their leader a cabinet minister, and what other adjustment is needed?” Legislative Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh are scheduled in February-March 2022. Accusing the BJP of using “deceit” for defeating the Mahagathbandhan’ (led by the Rashtriya Janata Dal) in the recently concluded Bihar assembly elections, Akhilesh Yadav said, “The maximum public support was seen at the Mahagathbandhan rallies and all the surveys hinted towards a historic victory for it. But, when the EVMs were opened for the counting of votes, the results were stopped midway and victory certificates were handed to someone else.” When asked about the performance of the SP in the recently held bypolls to seven assembly seats in UP, Akhilesh Yadav said, “When the elections are contested by the election officers, superintendents of police, additional district magistrates, SHOs and police jawans, who will win then.” “The BJP was not contesting the bypolls but the officials of its government,“ he added. The SP chief hit out at the BJP government, saying corruption and injustice have become rampant in the state. “If someone is insulting people, they will overthrow that government as and when they will get an opportunity,“ he said. A number of leaders and workers from the Congress and the BSP joined the SP in the presence of Akhilesh Yadav on the occasion.

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Bihar Assembly Election 2020: NDA To Repeat Lok Sabha Poll Performance In Bihar Elections: BJP Leader

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Short Note on APJ Abdul Kalam

Short note on APJ Abdul Kalam. Loved by youngsters. What shall I call Him Chacha Kalam or Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. APJ Abdul Kalam full name Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The Missile Man of India. The People’s President is Kalam and no doubt about it.

APJ Abdul Kalam: Scientist

Actually he was an incredible scientist who invented many new innovations. He was the previous President of India who born on 15th of October in 1931 (in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu) nevertheless died on 27th of July in 2015 (in Shillong, Meghalaya, India) he had studied physics and aerospace engineering. Short Note on APJ Abdul Kalam His father was Jainulabdeen and mom was Ashiamma. His full name was Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. He lived a bachelors life. He was actually a real legend for the kids of the nation. He impressed the brand new era of the nation by his complete life, profession, workings and writings. He was a scientist and an aerospace engineer who carefully linked to India’s missile programme. The 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007.

Honours and Awards

He has been honored with the honorary doctorates by not less than 30 universities in addition to three highest civilian awards of the nation (Padma Bhushan 1981, Padma Vibhushan 1990 and Bharat Ratna 1997). He was an amazing persona and inspiration to the children of nation who took his final breath at IIM, Meghalaya on 27th of July in 2015 due to the sudden cardiac arrest. He was an amazing persona and inspiration to the children of nation. Kalam took his final breath at IIM, Meghalaya on 27th of July in 2015 He died of sudden cardiac arrest. He is among us because of his great works His contributions are endlessly. His dream of constructing India a developed nation in his guide “India 2020-A vision for the New Millennium”.

Days in DRDO and ISRO

He spent 4 years as a scientist and science administrator, primarily on the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Know about Kalpana Chawla, Space Astronaut.

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and was intimately concerned in India's civilian space programme and army missile growth efforts. Often known as the Missile Man of India for his work on architect of ballistic missile and launch know-how. He additionally performed a pivotal organisational, technical, and political function in India's Pokhran-II nuclear assessments in 1998, the primary reason that authentic nuclear take a look at India in 1974. Kalam was elected because the 11th President of India in 2002 with the assist of each the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the then-opposition Indian National Congress.

Short note on APJ Abdul kalam

Known as the "People's President", he returned to his civilian life of schooling. Writing and public service after a single time period. Kalam filed his nomination papers on 18th June within the Indian Parliament, accompanied by Vajpayee and his senior Cabinet colleagues. The polling for the presidential election started on 15 July 2002 in Parliament. Media claiming that the election was a one-sided affair and Kalam's victory, was a foregone conclusion; the depend was held on 18 July. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isttQwy-5XA Kalam turned the 11th president of the Republic of India in a simple victory, He moved into the Rashtrapati Bhavan after he was sworn in on 25 July. Kalam was the third President of India to have been honoured with a Bharat Ratna. India's highest civilian honour, earlier than changing into the President. Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (1954) and Dr Zakir Hussain(1963) Had been the recipients of Bharat Ratna who later turned the President of India. He was additionally the primary scientist and the primary bachelor to occupy Rashtrapati Bhawan. During his time period as president, he was affectionately often known as the People's President. Signing the Office of Profit Bill was the hardest resolution he had taken throughout his tenure. Kalam was criticised for his inaction. In deciding the destiny of 20 out of the 21 mercy petitions submitted to him throughout his tenure. Article 72 of the Constitution of India empowers the President of India to grant pardons. Droop or commute the demise sentence of convicts on demise row. Kalam acted on just one mercy plea in his five-year tenure as president. Rejecting the plea of rapist Dhananjoy Chatterjee, who was later hanged. Perhaps probably the most notable plea was from Afzal Guru. A Kashmiri terrorist who was convicted of conspiracy within the December 2001. Assault on the Indian Parliament and was sentenced to demise by the Supreme Court of India in 2004. While the sentence was scheduled to be carried out on 20 October 2006. The pending motion on his mercy plea resulted in him remaining on demise row. He additionally took the controversial resolution to impose President's Rule in Bihar in 2005. In September 2003, in an interactive session in PGI Chandigarh. Kalam supported the necessity of Uniform Civil Code in India, retaining in view the inhabitants of the nation. At the top of his time period, on 20 June 2007. Kalam expressed his willingness to think about a second time period. In workplace supplied there was certainty about his victory within the 2007 presidential election. Determined to not contest the Presidential election. Once more stating that he needed to keep away from involving Rashtrapati Bhavan from any political processes. He didn't have the assist of the left events, Shiv Senaand UPA constituents, to obtain a renewed mandate. Nearing the expiry of the time period of the 12th President Pratibha Patil on 24 July 2012. Media studies in April claimed that Kalam was prone to be nominated for his second time period. After the studies, social networking websites witnessed plenty of folks supporting his candidature. Short Note on APJ Abdul Kalam The BJP probably backed his nomination, saying that the celebration would lend their help and support. If the Trinamool Congress, Samajwadi Party and Indian National Congress proposed him for the 2012 presidential election. A month forward of the election, Mulayam Singh Yadavand Mamata Banerjee additionally expressed their assist for Kalam. Days afterwards, Mulayam Singh Yadav backed out, leaving Mamata Banerjee because the solitary supporter. On 18 June 2012, Kalam declined to contest the 2012 presidential ballot. The Gaurdian pays homage to Kalam He stated of his resolution not to take action. Read the full article

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If today the RJD gets an absolute majority in the Bihar Legislative Assembly, will you now become the leader of the stunning secular camp.  Will this flood the tension with Akhilesh Yadav, Kanhaiya Kumar and other opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and the development of Bihar and Bihar will come to the center and stand on their own.  So, amidst all this, will Bihar be able to register its strength in the politics of the country and the country, it will be able to lift its plight.  Which stood at zero in the last 15 years.

 Amidst the preparations of Tejashwi Yadav's coronation, where there is silence in the NDA camp, on the other hand there is a lot of flak in the other parties, including the Congress, the constituent party of the Mahagathbandhan camp.  If the actual election results are in line with the exit poll, then parties like Congress, Left, Samajwadi Party can be seen cheering, but the other aspect of this is that it will also become a matter of concern for these parties.  Now you must be thinking that when these parties have supported Tejashwi Yadav in Bihar elections, then why would he come into tension with his victory.  Let us try to understand the answer to this question arising in your mind.

 If we look at the recent politics of the opposition parties, it is clearly visible that there is a great lack of mutual coordination between them.  There is a competition among all parties to lead the opposition.  During the formation of the Congress + JDS government in Karnataka in the year 2018, opposition parties tried to show unity on the platform.  During this, Congress President Sonia Gandhi and BSP chief Mayawati tried to show friendship by hitting each other on the stage.  But about a year later, in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Mayawati started to fire against the Congress.  At the same time, the Samajwadi Party also parted ways with the Congress.

 Opposition parties are vying for the leadership of their party.  While the Congress is trying to establish Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav is trying to establish himself as the Leader of the Opposition.  At the same time, the Left has put forward Kanhaiya Kumar's face.  It is worth noting that the performance of these three faces has not been special in the recent elections.

 Under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, the Congress has so far won only Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Punjab.  In this too, in a few months, Madhya Pradesh has also come out of the Congress.  At the same time, there is a constant dispute between Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot in Rajasthan.  At the same time, Akhilesh Yadav-led Samajwadi Party 2014, he has lost the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and 2017 assembly elections badly.  Kanhaiya Kumar, who was trying to become the young face of the Left parties, also lost heavily in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.  This is the reason that he was not given much attention in the Bihar assembly elections.

 In such a situation, if Tejashwi Yadav is successful in forming a government on his own in a big state like Bihar, then his stature in the opposition camp will be very big.  After the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Arvind Kejriwal, Hemant Soren and Nitish Kumar have been three such faces who have been able to win in front of PM Modi's image on their own.  Of this, Nitish Kumar is already with the BJP, while Soren and Kejriwal are not CMs of such a large state that they get a chance to lead the opposition camp at the national level.

 Lalu Prasad Yadav's family has been vocal towards BJP and PM Modi from the beginning, due to which he has been described as the biggest advocate of secularism.  Tejashwi Yadav shared the stage with Rahul Gandhi only once during the campaigning for this time assembly elections.  At the same time, it is said about the Lok Sabha elections that Kanhaiya Kumar should not win, so Tejashwi had fielded RJD candidates from Begusarai seat.  The Lalu family never wants any other face in front of their young leader to rise to the competition.  In such a situation, the formation of a government in Bihar under Tejashwi Yadav will increase the tension of leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav and Kanhaiya Kumar.

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