Modi Mania, Sparking India

Narendra Modi has sparked the euphoria in most of the Indians against the current ruling Government. The impact became so high which made them win by a huge margin. Results of the voting for the future government held on 1st of December in Rajasthan has been announced and miraculously Bhartiya Janta Party won with 162 seats out of 199. This has made a record and now chief minister candidate from BJP in Rajasthan; Vasundhara Raje could offer the pledge for the Chief Minister Post on 13th December.

The total credit for the BJP's conquer goes to Narendra Modi, BJP’s Prime Minister Candidate and current Chief Minister of Gujarat. The person gave more than 2 weeks for the rallies organized in different states. The power of his speech and the progress attained by Gujarat during his governance has made BJP win in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Delhi.

The spark of NAMO NAMO has made its significance in the future of India.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan did a lot of work during his tenure and due to all that he got pleased with 165 seats out of the total and he will be offering his services to the state for the uninterrupted third time. Chhattisgarh has received 49 seats which is 1 less than what they acquired in 2008 and congress has received 39 seats which is 1 more than earlier one. But still, the ball is in BJP’s court. Dr. Raman Singh will continue as the governing leader in the state.

The main Twist is seen in Delhi where Sheila Dixit has received something equivalent to dust with just 8 seats which is less by 35 seats than before. But it’s mandatory for a party to attain at least half of the seats and this fact has gone ill with the results that came out. Aam Aadmi Party has received 28 seats, which is a remarkable kick start for any political party. But now the issue regarding the future government has occurred because none of the party has managed to gain 35 seats. AAP has already stated to not to alliance with any other party, so will BJP unite with congress for the next step? Well, it would great to see what happens next in Delhi.