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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The lessons to learn from the Indian Assembly Elections, 2012. Is Rahul Gandhi Responsible for the defeat...?

Now the assembly Elections for the five Indian states are over and their results are also officially declared. In all the cases, the real results were very much a surprise for both the winners and the losers....! All the exit poll and post poll surveys and opinions were proven to be wrong...! The mandate of the voters were beyond the expectations of any party or the contestants...!

Though Mr Rahul Gandhi accepted responsibility for the poor performance of the Congress Party in UP, for which he campaigned and traveled day and night extensively for many months, forgoing food and sleep, he is not at all to be blamed for the poor show of the grand old party in UP.

In-fact political analysts, think-tanks and observers feel and believe that it is only because of the effort of Mr Rahul Gandhi, Congress could improve its number of seats in UP in the just concluded election, than the number won in 2007...! Had Rahul not entered in the campaign and worked as he did, Congress would have got no seats in UP....!

There are many factors that distanced the voters of the states with the oldest political party which they were adopting for many years. May be the dirty 'caste feeling' also have played some role. The different statements made by different Congress leaders have surely harmed the party. The open challenge declared by Central Minister Mr Salman Khurshid on the Chief Election Commission may also have injured the party, no doubt...!

The frequently breaking relationships of the UPA's alliance parties, like Mamata Banerjee's TMC and Sharad Pawars's NCP with the Congress party, has also vexed a section of the voters to some extend, which is also a major reason for the great fall of the grand old party of India...!

Congress voters in the country are not in a mood to accept the 'responsibility' of Mr Rahul Gandhi or are not ready to digest if anyone blames him responsible for the defeat of the party in the Assembly Elections 2012.