Gujarat Elections: BJP Is Ready For The Seventh Inning, Will The Momentum Continue, Will AAP And Congress Give A Shock

BJP is all set to contest elections for the seventh time in a row in Gujarat. The entire Gujarat election campaign revolves around Prime Minister Modi. The leaders say that the work done for the state in the last 20 years will win them. BJP denied tickets to many sitting MLAs. It seems that this decision has been taken by the administration in response to the opposition’s campaign that the chief minister rubber-stamped and interfered with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Prime Minister Modi’s strong image will become crucial in this election. Judging by the crowds coming on the occasion of the Prime Minister’s arrival, this seems to be true. However, political analysts are of the opinion that due to the absence of Modi locally, there is no strong cadre at the state level. It is being said that even though there has already been two purges, the BJP has not been able to reset itself. The then Chief Minister Anandiben Patel made several comments on the Patidar agitation while Prime Minister Modi was campaigning during the 2017 Assembly elections. There was no unrest in Gujarat except during the Morbi disaster. Everyone knows that the center controls the state. Despite the political machinery.. the whole campaign is on the mark of Prime Minister Modi.

Experts say that Gujarati Asmita’s advocacy against the Center during Prime Minister Modi’s tenure is cultural pride. But today that situation has changed. BJP’s Gujarati leaders are proud that a person from their state is running the Centre. Congress is working on the combination of OBCs, Dalits and Muslims with the aim of winning the assembly elections. It is propagandizing that all religions and castes are equal against Hinduism. But it is worrying that Hinduism is becoming an integral ideology within Hinduism. It is only against the Muslim population. Rahul Gandhi’s absence has become an advantage for Congress. Experts say that his speeches are not politically useful. Social media avoids political blunders by avoiding controversy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personality is strong in the Gujarat elections. It is understood that even if the BJP could not sweep the elections cleanly, it will not stop the BJP from capturing Gujarat for another five years. AAP is becoming strong but it is limited to social media and urban areas. The Congress party failed to take advantage of the gains made in 2017. More than a dozen MLAs have left the party in the last three years. But the central leadership of the party did not make any effort to stop them. This time the election may be two-sided.

Local talk is that Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is not strong enough to take power in Gujarat. AAP’s campaign has impressed many people in Delhi. A fierce battle is going on between BJP and Congress in the state. Although AAP is campaigning vigorously on social media, it is not very impressive at the field level.