A few youths dump the garbage dump in the outer ring road near Nagrabhavi and a coconut water shop near him. Asked what are the issues of election? Before the talk ended, two voices appeared together- Modi But, what is the garbage in front? This is the responsibility of BBMP. But, there are potholes in the roads. It should see the state government. These pit never fills. So, what will you think by going to vote? See this is a national election and issues are clear. You will see who should be the government at the center. Jagdish and Aman are not the only names in Bangalore but the whole of Karnataka is seen.
If the election is for the Lok Sabha, it will be the country once again the real issues related to the land are minor in elections. Nationalism, Hindutva and ethnic equation are once again being tried as main weapon. Things that touch emotions are being tossed. Of the 176 out of the 176 districts, 156 taluks are suffering from drought. In the last eight months, more than one thousand farmers have committed suicide. Growth, employment, inflation, roads lying in the streets, women's protection, rising crime are many vivid issues. But, only immediate things are happening on issues. No political party is upset about coming to the real issue. Asked Harish, a businessman in the Majestic, when you raise the real issues before the candidates, then how will it be the pressure to solve it? The answer was- no use. Candidates coming for campaigning are well aware of local problems. Tired they counted their problems-counting them But, what will your vote answer? Will you vote by thinking? Answer the same If the election is of the center then things will be of the country. on old patterns known political analyst Mahadev Prakash says that the voters of Karnataka understand the difference between the Lok Sabha and the assembly elections. So far the history has been that the state's voters have always given priority to national issues in the Lok Sabha elections. The latest example is the Lok Sabha elections for the year 2013 assembly elections and the year 2014. There was a public outcry against the BJP in the 2013 assembly elections. Under the leadership of Siddaramaiah, the Congress won the election and formed its own government.
A year later, when the 2014 Lok Sabha elections came, Congress's big victory was being considered. But, voters went on national issues and the BJP managed to win 17 seats. This time the election is going in the same direction one who is effective will serve the samethe rallies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President Rahul Gandhi, only immediate things have been discussed on the real issues. In front of the public meeting the theft and the janitor's theft was served. If issues of nationalism got up, then Rafiq, Mallya and Neerav Modi were answered.if the national leaders leave, BJP candidates, who are knocking at door-to-door for campaigning at the local level, are praising Modi only. Talks about national security and air strikes in square-squares and public meetings Political analyst Harish Ramaswamy says that the BJP will never face the face of state leadership. Because, he knows that this will harm him. The prospects of the BJP are dependent on Modi's charisma. That is why they would neither raise local issues or would like to fall in any dispute at the state level. to touch emotions the electoral campaign is gaining momentum, political parties are trying to touch the majority of voters religiously and emotionally in their own way to strengthen their vote bank. So far, the BJP has been moving with the agenda of Hindutva but now the Congress is also trying to come out of the minority pro-party image. JD (S) leader and Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy have been regularly going to the temple. Apart from communally sensitive coastal Karnataka, the Hindutva agenda can also be effective in polishing votes on religious basis in Chikmagalur, Belagawi and Bangalore city. Political parties know it well. in the center of the strategy in the victory of the candidates, the decisive role of caste equations is. From the selection of candidates to every election strategy, all political parties give it priority. This is not new to the Karnataka voters and the politics here. In the last assembly elections, the issue of separate minority religion prevailed for the Lingayats and ultimately it had a widespread impact on the results. In the Lok Sabha elections, the policing of Lingayat and Vokkaliga votes will prove to be decisive.
If the election is for the Lok Sabha, it will be the country once again the real issues related to the land are minor in elections. Nationalism, Hindutva and ethnic equation are once again being tried as main weapon. Things that touch emotions are being tossed. Of the 176 out of the 176 districts, 156 taluks are suffering from drought. In the last eight months, more than one thousand farmers have committed suicide. Growth, employment, inflation, roads lying in the streets, women's protection, rising crime are many vivid issues. But, only immediate things are happening on issues. No political party is upset about coming to the real issue. Asked Harish, a businessman in the Majestic, when you raise the real issues before the candidates, then how will it be the pressure to solve it? The answer was- no use. Candidates coming for campaigning are well aware of local problems. Tired they counted their problems-counting them But, what will your vote answer? Will you vote by thinking? Answer the same If the election is of the center then things will be of the country. on old patterns known political analyst Mahadev Prakash says that the voters of Karnataka understand the difference between the Lok Sabha and the assembly elections. So far the history has been that the state's voters have always given priority to national issues in the Lok Sabha elections. The latest example is the Lok Sabha elections for the year 2013 assembly elections and the year 2014. There was a public outcry against the BJP in the 2013 assembly elections. Under the leadership of Siddaramaiah, the Congress won the election and formed its own government.
A year later, when the 2014 Lok Sabha elections came, Congress's big victory was being considered. But, voters went on national issues and the BJP managed to win 17 seats. This time the election is going in the same direction one who is effective will serve the samethe rallies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President Rahul Gandhi, only immediate things have been discussed on the real issues. In front of the public meeting the theft and the janitor's theft was served. If issues of nationalism got up, then Rafiq, Mallya and Neerav Modi were answered.if the national leaders leave, BJP candidates, who are knocking at door-to-door for campaigning at the local level, are praising Modi only. Talks about national security and air strikes in square-squares and public meetings Political analyst Harish Ramaswamy says that the BJP will never face the face of state leadership. Because, he knows that this will harm him. The prospects of the BJP are dependent on Modi's charisma. That is why they would neither raise local issues or would like to fall in any dispute at the state level. to touch emotions the electoral campaign is gaining momentum, political parties are trying to touch the majority of voters religiously and emotionally in their own way to strengthen their vote bank. So far, the BJP has been moving with the agenda of Hindutva but now the Congress is also trying to come out of the minority pro-party image. JD (S) leader and Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy have been regularly going to the temple. Apart from communally sensitive coastal Karnataka, the Hindutva agenda can also be effective in polishing votes on religious basis in Chikmagalur, Belagawi and Bangalore city. Political parties know it well. in the center of the strategy in the victory of the candidates, the decisive role of caste equations is. From the selection of candidates to every election strategy, all political parties give it priority. This is not new to the Karnataka voters and the politics here. In the last assembly elections, the issue of separate minority religion prevailed for the Lingayats and ultimately it had a widespread impact on the results. In the Lok Sabha elections, the policing of Lingayat and Vokkaliga votes will prove to be decisive.
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