Know what are the messages of the results of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur, and Goa assembly elections

Posted on 11th Mar 2022 by rohit kumar

Many such people are standing on the front lines in our society, who, instead of the reality of the ground, imagine the psychology of people according to their thinking. That group believed that four states out of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur, and Goa had BJP governments, so the party would have to face the dual anti-people psychology of the state as well as the central government. Along with this, his analysis was also that the educated class along with the minorities are angry with the intensity of Hindutva shown in the policies and statements of the BJP governments at the center and the state. Thus it has to face three kinds of anti-incumbency and its governments are sure to die, but the election results have once again proved them wrong.

 

If we look at Uttar Pradesh, the anti-incumbency of all the three categories should have been here the most. After all, the most vocal experiment of Hindutva took place in this state. The majority of minorities are here. Non-party forces campaigning against the BJP were also the most active here. An atmosphere was created that if the BJP has to be defeated, then unitedly vote in favor of SP. The same thing happened. Due to the weak presence of BSP, some anti-BJP votes were polarized in favor of SP, but it did not get many benefits. On the other hand, there is a more positive vote in favor of the BJP. In fact, with Hindutva and nationality based on it, the work done by the central and state government in the interest of the deprived sections of the society, the benefits provided to them, the security situation maintained due to crime control, and Narendra Modi in the form of leadership and Yogi in the state. Adityanath's presence shattered the imaginations of the opponents. Similarly, the central and state government, along with welfare programs in favor of the common man, created such a big support group with policies of providing a roof over the head, food in the stomach, and some money in the pocket in times of crisis, which no one had the cut. These things apply to a little or no more in all the BJP-ruled states. Whether it is Uttarakhand, Manipur, or Goa, a large section of beneficiaries has been created everywhere. In Uttarakhand, when the BJP changed the Chief Minister, instead of causing harm, the discontent within the party was removed. If there is no dissatisfaction, it is easy to win the battle. Here the BJP united under the leadership of Dhami and fought the elections. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of development for hills and terai and whatever he did for pilgrimages from Kedarnath and other religious places had a positive effect. In front of the people of Uttarakhand, only Congress is the second option before the BJP. After the establishment of Uttarakhand, no government came back in consecutive re-elections. Because of this, Congress was hoping this time, but Congress could not give any vision parallel to BJP. Harish Rawat is a well-known leader, but he only had to tweet at one time, saddened by the infighting within his party.

 

The election results in Manipur and Goa have also brought out some vocal messages. The main message of Manipur is that the BJP has become an established force there. The condition of Congress, which is in power for three consecutive terms, is in front of everyone. Last time in Goa, BJP got only 14 seats. This time, despite not having a leader like Manohar Parrikar, if people gave him more seats, then obviously there was neither an inclination against the government nor any attraction towards the Aam Aadmi Party or Trinamool Congress including Congress.

 

The BJP has not been a big power in Punjab. In alliance with the Akali Dal, it kept getting only 23 assemblies and three Lok Sabha seats for fighting. Due to this, despite being a force, its political expansion could not take place in the entire state. Captain Amarinder Singh broke away from the Congress, but he did not campaign to enable his party to do much damage to it. Due to this, the alliance of BJP, Punjab Lok Congress, and Dhindsa's Akali Dal was not expected to do well. After splitting from the BJP, a large vote base of the Akali Dal was cut. The BSP is no longer in a position that a large section of Dalits considers their party. Congress, on the other hand, struggled with infighting. The Aam Aadmi Party was available to the people of Punjab as an alternative. This party too was successful in projecting itself as a strong alternative and thus won a remarkable victory. Now the Aam Aadmi Party will move towards becoming a national party, but it has a long way to go.

 

If we analyze beyond hatred towards any party, ideology, or leader, then five states have revealed the collective thinking of the common people. In four of these five provinces, this thinking makes it clear that the negative perception created about BJP's ideology, policies of its governments, and programs related to public welfare, etc. has nothing to do with reality. From Uttar Pradesh to modern lifestyle states like Manipur and Goa, there is some unity in the voice. Its sounds need to be deeply understood.

 

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