10 funny and logical facts which are predicting UPA 3
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In 2009 also, lok sabha results came on 16th
May and Advani ji became PM in waiting. Now, same thing is going to happen
with Modi after 5 years on 16th May 2014.
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In 2004, it was India shinning and now it’s
Modi shinning everywhere in media. BJP will bite the dust once again.
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BJP spent lot of money in 2004 campaign and
now they have wasted 10000 cr rupess of Ambani and Adani. May god give some
strength to both these industrialists after BJP’s humiliating defeat on 16th
May.
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They have allotted
cabinets in 2004 and 2009 as well and did not learn from their mistakes in
2014 as well.
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Exit Polls predicted BJP win in 2004 and
2009 as well but saffron can win in Exit Polls only, they can’t win actual
elections.
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BJP workers have already made an order of
30000 kg laddus. They did same in 2012 Delhi assembly polls also but their
party failed to form government in India’s capital despite becoming single
largest party.
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Modi himself admitted that Telangana results
are the reflection of 16th May. This is what we call in hindi – “juban
pe saraswati sawar hona”. In 2009, BJP’s Vijay Goyal said that BJP ko delhi
se puri tarha saaf kar do and Delhi voters didn’t disappoint him.
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Body language tells you lot. If Rahul
Gandhi is looking extremely confidence then on the other hand, Modi is
looking hell scared and nervous even played caste card but it has totally
backfired him.
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Congress internal survey predicted 193
seats for UPA and Congress has good team of psephologists, they were spot on
in 2009 as well. While, RSS internal survey just predicting 170 seats for
BJP.
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Jiski Mandi, uska Desh. Yes, whoever win
Mandi, rules the centre and Congress is way ahead in Mandi.
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wow. if this comes true i will surely send u a gift. keeping fingers crossed.
ReplyDeletethanx:)
DeleteTo fair the 2009 exit polls did show the UPA with an advantage over NDA. It did not predict a decisive advantage which was what took place but no one looking at the exit polls would project a NDA government. I do not thing any did.
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