NaMo wave is over - Arvind Kejriwal
As Bharatiya Janata Party suffered a jolt in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh during counting of votes in the bypolls, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal took a jibe at the party, saying Narendra Modi wave is over.
Inflation and corruption have not been controlled yet, Kejriwal told reporters.
BJP suffered a jolt in Rajasthan winning just one of the four seats and was losing ground in Uttar Pradesh where Samajwadi Party was leading during counting of votes today, exactly four months after it swept the two states in Lok Sabha elections.
In Gujarat, ruling BJP could retain only six of the nine seats while Congress bagged two and was ahead in one. All the nine seats were earlier held by BJP and were vacated after their sitting MLAs were elected as MPs.
The BJP, however, had a reason to smile in West Bengal where it made its debut in the state Assembly on its own by winning the Basirhat Dakshin seat. The bypolls for 33 seats spread over 10 states were held on September 13.
The outcome of the bypolls is seen as yet another test of Narendra Modi government's popularity since it assumed power in May. It is also important as BJP prepares for polls in Haryana and Maharashtra next month where it hopes to oust the Congress in the two states. more
Inflation and corruption have not been controlled yet, Kejriwal told reporters.
BJP suffered a jolt in Rajasthan winning just one of the four seats and was losing ground in Uttar Pradesh where Samajwadi Party was leading during counting of votes today, exactly four months after it swept the two states in Lok Sabha elections.
In Gujarat, ruling BJP could retain only six of the nine seats while Congress bagged two and was ahead in one. All the nine seats were earlier held by BJP and were vacated after their sitting MLAs were elected as MPs.
The BJP, however, had a reason to smile in West Bengal where it made its debut in the state Assembly on its own by winning the Basirhat Dakshin seat. The bypolls for 33 seats spread over 10 states were held on September 13.
The outcome of the bypolls is seen as yet another test of Narendra Modi government's popularity since it assumed power in May. It is also important as BJP prepares for polls in Haryana and Maharashtra next month where it hopes to oust the Congress in the two states. more
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The promises which were made by Modi are also forgotten. Doesn't matter how long this nation waits, no good will be done by this government for any common Indian. more
Sep 23
It is too early to talk about the governance at the PM level. Besides they have not promised any time bound program. Sent from my HTC ----- Reply message ----- From: "Amit Mishra" To: Subject: New post "NaMo wave is over - Arvin" in [Aam Aadmi Party Delhi/NCR] Date: Wed, Sep 17, 2014 11:34 AM more
Sep 20
People voted for same party again n again for sixty years. Now they expect miracle in 60 days. more
Sep 18
BJP was voted to power in the last elections by the alluring promises. But in this election, people have given their verdict on the party's performance. As no popular or people friendly decision has been taken by this BJP Govt. They can't make fool of people any further. more
Sep 17
Dear Rajendra Sharma, MODI kiski shan hai? He is the extreme of bad politics. If you are a true "Desh Premi", please understand, pronouncing slogans will not solve the issues of the nation. See the Bypolls result: Amit Shah, Yogi Adityanath and Sakshi Maharaj have been shown their right place. Their brand of politics has been rejected. Falsehood of Hinduism being created by the Saffron Brigade can no longer work. more
Sep 17
