Coalition government

Congress is an almost dead political party and hence all erstwhile UPA partners due to whose support congress party enjoyed fruits of power for last five years have already deserted UPA and they are now talking of Anti-Congress and Anti-BJP. There will be sharp division of votes among various UPA partners. Traditional voters of BJP are almost intact and hence in state like UP and Maharashtra NDA may gain. On the contray UPA including Congress party will suffer a lot in the states of Bihar, UP, Tamilnadu, Jharkhand and Andhra Pradesh. On the contrary BJP has been in power with good image in many Hindi states and likely to sweep those states.

In such position BJP will be the single largest party (180 seats singularly and with allies 240 seats as NDA) to stake claim for formation of the government. It is also true that then all enemies of BJP and power hungry person will flock together to cheat voters in the name of secularism and come back to power. Only God knows who will go with whom.
Power and power, money and money will play the vital role. All expectation of voters will become night dream and all policies, promises made to voters will become night part of history.

It will again be old wine in new bottle. Election Commission and President of India all are handicapped person and they like to remain silent spectator of political dramas due to constitutional constraints. Political experts and media men play their tunes as per their biased attitude and sing the song of probable rulers.

Fraud with voters occurs after each election, Constitutional crisis will precipitates after result , parties will be bought for gaining support and there will be open rape of democracy, still there is no initiative from any corner of the country to frame rule of the game before the beginning of such heinous political circus which is condemned by not only majority of Indians but also ridiculed by International community who keenly watch the development taking place in such a largest democratic country in the world.

Danendra Jain Agartala
3rd April 2009