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Why I am supporting NaMo?
Well, I have been most apolitical person but euphoria of
2014 General Election has got me into it’s wave and after being bombarded with
several views and counter views I thought to put my blog as some group of
people think I have little bit Power of Persuasion.
First of all let me clarify that principally, I do not
support any party and according to me all are same, they just try to position
hard by taking one ideological stands but in the background all are same. Like
Congress always position themselves as party for Poor, BJP for Hindutva and now
development, SP for Muslims, BSP for Dalits, Shiv Sena and MNS for Marathis, AAP for anti-corruption etc,
however they all have same hidden agenda except AAP who is quite a new in this
game to even have any agenda.
I support BJP or NDA or you can call MODI because I want
change and I want stable change. It is tried and tested that if you bow to
monopoly or chose same group your leader again and again irrespective of their failure, non performance, inefficiencies, they will have tendency to get arrogant and assume that they have
right to do anything they want as they are repetitively chosen one. The last 10 years of UPA government done quite
a lot of things wrong which made the country really suffered with various
scams, corruptions, backwardness, inflation, as well as social imbalance. In today's time we
have to have strong competition to keep the others on the edge that ruling
government is not a cake walk and they must have fear to be thrown out. Now the
debate comes whether NDA or Modi is best alternative or not; and I feel strongly in
favour of them because they are only capable political party at national level
who has ability to provide stability and strong leadership which is the need of
an hour. Also, if I see individual performance of each states governed by BJP
rule like Gujarat, Chhatisgarh, Bihar (most tenure was run with ally), MP, Goa,
Karnataka (even Yedurappa fiasco, Punjab etc the state did quite good in another
areas); I am optimistic especially when I see dismal performance of state like
Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Assam, AP, Kerala who suffered a lot by the misrule.
Regarding AAP I agree as new idea and my mind & hearts are still with them but again democratic political structure is all about numbers where you
need 272+ MPs in one side to form a stable government irrespective of even you have fought against each other. AAP may have great
ambition, however they are not ready to provide stable majority and on top of
that they have to prove them self on all promised and big claims they are
making at least first by running any state which they miserably mis-managed
when they had opportunity to govern Delhi state.
I think Modi will work well for India only because he has a lot riding on his name and he has to perform to prove how he can fair in those expectation. He has
challenge to remove all corruptions that came as legacy from UPA & deliver
on his own branded Development model and even if he does a portion of it, it
would be good for country in larger interest. He will have tough time to even
deviate from anything good as he will have AAP who will be nagging even in
minute issues and Congress up in arm to find any mistake. At last NDA has good
team to leaders to head ministries and this government would be last chance for
them to work as best to stay longer in Power because they like it or not, AAP
is going to be more challenging in 2019 which compel them to perform for people.
As far as this so called “Secularism” is concern I do not
think any party in India is secular and everyone side their own favourites and
every one of them are responsible for some of the other riots and NDA can’t
afford to malign themselves in another such fury.
Lastly I believe Change is always good and we need change with stability; be
it Congress, BJP or AAP we need National Party with competitiveness and
accountability for long term growth for our country.
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