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Is this a start of new beginning or mere a flashback for Saffron.


BJP winning the 2014 Lok Sabha election was something everyone saw coming the day NaMo name was out in the news to lead them in the big money involved election. Since then whatever BJP has achieved in the Country is outrageous to opposition. I don’t recall the last time when the country was ruled by a single party in these many states. Maybe it would have been achieved by mughals or someone else. But this is not something, a citizen should be proud of, where second largest party has only 3 states to rule and the leading party has 21 . Democracy can only excel when the opposition is strong too. Opposition is as important as the party in power because a democratic country needs someone who could ask questions to the party sitting on throne. However the job is meant for the  media but we know they are only playing their card to make money by gaining more and more TRPs and by other alleged means.
BJP has been on a roll since Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah have taken over the biggest party of the world. There was a time when B JP lost Legislative Elections in New Delhi and Bihar after winning Jharkhand and Haryana, few people started saying that the end of BJP has started but what happened after that, is the history. SP and BSP colluded for the bypoll elections in Gorakhpur and Phoolpur and won both the seats today.  On the other hand, debuting as the total incharge of the RJD party for the only seat bypoll election Tejashwi Prasad, son of Lalu Prasad Yadav won the Araria seat convincingly by  around 14000 votes. However headliner for the seat was NOTA getting around 4000 votes.
After defeats in these 3 seats, people from opposition have started saying again that the end of the saffron party has begun. Well, only time could tell what’s going to happen in coming months looking at the fact that few important elections are due in coming year in states like  Rajsthan and  Madhya Pradesh with Lok Sabha elections to follow after that.

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