Who will be the Next Prime Minister of India in 2019

As the time for the 2019 general elections in India is approaching fast, it has become the talk of the town and the most important matter of concern for the majority of population. People of not only India but also many other countries are closely watching the developments and waiting eagerly and anxiously for the outcome of Indian elections. The following are the common questions raised by the citizens of the country wherever they gather. Which political party will win more seats in the next general elections in 2019 and form the government in the center? Who will be the head of the next council of union ministers in Delhi? Who will be the next Prime Minister of India? Will it be Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi or a lucky person belonging to a less significant party supported by the united opposition?

India has witnessed many untoward incidents after Narendra Modi became the prime minister of India in 2014. The world has seen the law and order being handled by certain groups of people in India who belong to some right wing terrorist organizations of which even Narandra Modi was said to be an ardent member in the past. Many Indians feel that they have an actor prime minister who never acts sternly on these antisocial elements but often seen lamenting only during elections. Many concerned citizens of the country are of the opinion and are worried that the foundations of our constitution will be in great danger if things continue like this for some more time.

Many people are of the opinion that we have a government at the center that exists on self promotion and propaganda. People say that Narendra Modi came to power in 2014 by appointing several social media agencies that gave wide inflated and exaggerated coverage about Modi, Modi and Modi. As per the opinion of people, some corporate companies who got benefited greatly (or got assurance) from Modi's rule spent huge amounts for this social propaganda activities. Even senior leaders like Yashwant Sinha, Shatrughan Sinha, and many others of BJP and some alliance partners of the NDA like Shiv Sena, share the same feelings and opinions. 

On the other side, the twosome Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, who are mocked and termed as "one-man show and two-man army" by none other than BJP's own M.P. Satrughan Sinha, are having overconfidence to turn things in their favor by hook or crook. They will use all their powers (and of the government departments) and resources to retain power in the center to accomplish their agenda which they could not complete fully, due to lack of majority in the upper house of the parliament and wide discontent from all quarters. 

The incumbent Prime minister of India, Narendra Modi is well known for his intolerance and 'special skill' in cornering leaders and persons who hold different views or opinions. By using the machinery of the state, he keeps many opposition leaders' mouth shut.The number of journalists, writers, thinkers and bloggers killed during his rule is similar to that of some erstwhile dictators' rule.

There is a talk about the opposition unity in India. But it appears nearly possible to materialize as the heads of each party (whether big or small or with one M P or many) dreams big for the top seat. While Rahul Gandhi is the Congress Party's candidate for the prime ministers post, leaders like Mamata Banerjee, Mayavathy, Sharat Pawar, Chandra Babu Naidu, K Chandra Sekhara Rao, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Lalu Prasad Yadav, Arvind Kejriwal, (and who not?) keep an eye on the top job. As Nitish Kumar who was a probable (more accepted) choice for the opposition's representative and to become the prime minister missed it by jumping over the other side. 

Though it is not the right time to predict the outcome of the 2019 general elections, there is no wrong in guessing things, even though anything may happen anytime.

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2016 Indian Assembly Election Dates, Details, Opinion polls, surveys

The chief election Commissioner of India Dr Nasim Zaidi on Friday (March 4th) officially announced the dates and other important information about the conduct of the Assembly Elections to be held to the four Indian states and one UT. With this announcement, the model code of conduct has come in to force in these states and union territory. 

The elections to the state assemblies of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry will be held on May-16 in a single phase on one day. And it will be conducted in Assam in 2 phases and in West Bengal in six phases starting from 4th April and ending on 16th May, spread over 43 days.

The counting of votes will be held on 19th May, 2016 in all these states and the results will be made known following the counting. 

This time the electronic ballot boxes (EVMs) to be used in the election will have photos attached to the names of each contestants to avoid the confusion of voters that may arise due to the increased number of fake candidates with similar names of the official candidates who can split some votes and can adversely affect the winning chances of the candidates. 

Another speciality of this election is that 'NOTA' (none of the above button) which is gaining popularity and getting more votes due to the wrong selection of candidates by some parties, also will have an official symbol. 

Even though some news channels have started collecting and airing some opinion polls and surveys to measure the winning chances of parties and candidates, seeing the pathetic failure of different survey and exit poll results conducted and declared by popular news channels and companies in the past, people have lost faith in any of them. 

The actual results of the elections will depend upon many actors. Some factors that are prevailing now and some incidents that may occur during the time of election will also influence the voters' minds. Parties particularly the oppositions in all these states are busy making alliances with other parties for a marginal victory and overthrowing the governments in power by hook or crook..!

Election time is considered as a golden period for most people particularly the mass vote bank who get money, liquor etc from all parties and contestants and many sops by the parties who lure them easily and cheat them there after for five years. The most pathetic part is that we will be forced to see many violences and deaths related to theses elections. 

Who will be the new Chief Minister of Seemandhra? Jagan or Chandra Babu or Kiran Kumar Reddy?

As the last Chief minister of United Andhra Pradesh Kiran Kumar Reddy who  resigned from the Congress party after the bifurcation of A.P. State, announced floating of his new Political Party 'Jai Samaikyaandhra' there is wide talks and guesses among the people of the Seemandhra Region about who will be the first Chief minister of Seemandhra State which is going to be officiated on June 2nd, 2014 after the Assembly elections soon.

There are about 5 leading Political Parties namely, YSRCP, CONGRESS, TDP, BJP, JAI SAMAKHYDHRA, Contesting for Loksabha and state Assembly elections in Seemandhra this time. Though each party claims that they will win maximum number of MLA seats to form the first Government in Seemandhra, according to peoples' opinion the YSRCP is going to be the winner and Jagan Mohan Reddy will become the CM.

Many people feel that the formation of a new party by former CM Kiran Kumar reddy only will damge his image and they may not make a considerable impression among the voters...

The anxious wait of the people will end in two months time and one of the above party is going to form a government in the new state of Andhra Pradesh.

Who will Be the Next Prime Minister of India? Rahul Gandhi v/s Narendra Modi...!

Rahul v/s Modi

Though the Official announcement for the General Elections 2014 is not made yet, All the Political Parties big and small alike are making preparations for seeking the People's Mandate and trying for a chance to rule the country for another five years. 

The leading Alliances at the fore-front are the Congress led United Progessive Alliance (UPA) and the BJP led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Though all regional parties have a desire to form another alliance to get the power in Delhi like the third front or forth front etc, it seems like a proposal which will never materialize as each party's head wants the top job - the Prime Minister Post which the others cannot easily give up...!

Though the majority of Indians belong to the Hindu Religion, most of these people want to live and lead a life in harmony with the others belonging to other Religions. Only a very few people of India are hatching strong Communal feelings and develop and spread hatred among other communities.

There are some (now-a-days most) Political Parties in India, trying to cashout from these religious and communal divercity India alone proudly possess in the world. Though some people are aware of these politicians' intentions and keep away from them, there is a good number of innocent people who will easily fall as a victim to their baits.

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who is the BJP's Prime Ministerial Candidate and Congress Party vice President Rahul Gandhi are the main contenders for the Prime Minister's throne in the coming General Elections.

While Rahul Gandhi who is considered as a clean and amicable persanality is fully fit for the top post, but he is forced to carry all the loads of financial and other scams / controvercies / accusations his predessors have earned from the people during their present term.

On the other hand, Gujarat C.M. Narendra Modi, who publicised a lot of his own government and earned a lot of praises, counts upon the caste and religious card for gaining maximum number of votes under the BJP's banner.

Who will be the next Priminister of India- has emerged as the big question among the people.

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Nellore Lok Sabha by poll June 12th, 2012: Who (Which Party's candidate) will win? opinion polls

Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy

T Subbarama Reddy

The Nellore Loksabha by election is the most prestigios of all by polls to be held in Andhra Pradesh on June 12th, 2012. It is a triagular fight between three Reddys representing the three prominant Political Parties of A.P. But the toughest neck to neck war is expected between the Congress (INC) Candidate T Subbarama Reddy who is directly fielded by the party president Sonia Gandhi and the YSR Congress (YSRC) candidate Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, who won as the Member of the Lokshabha from Nellore in the previous poll and switched loyalty to YSRC party. Interestingly both these Reddys are close relatives....!

Though many pre poll surveys and opinion polls suggest that the YRRC candidatel Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy will from theis Loksabha constituency, the systematic campaign of T Subba Rami Reddy with Telugu cine stars and celebrities and his history of developing the constituencies that he represents gives a clue that he is determined to win as the MP of Nellore in the by poll in June 2012...!

Anyhow the anxious people have to wait for some more time to see which Reddy will win as the M.P of  Nellore in the by poll 2012 where Reddy and Reddy v/s Reddy....!