Modi will score alandslide win inGujarat
The Indian Express-CNN IBN-Divya Bhaskar-CSDS survey says that,about 13% of the Muslims in Gujarat intend to vote for BJP. About 16% of the 'educated' Muslims and 19% of 'rich' Muslims also intendto vote for Modi. Support for the party is higher among the educated,women and youth. Narendra Modi's style of functioning andgovernance in Gujarat finds more supporters among the young andeducated Muslims than among older and uneducated Muslims, thesurvey saysGujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, is all set to score a massivelandslide victory in the coming assembly election, much bigger thanthe one he scored in 2002. Modi is too big for the small timers fromthe Congress. Major portions of Kshatriya, Harijan, and Adivasigroups have migrated to the Bharatiya Janata Party under thecompulsions created by the serial communal riots since 1985. TheCongress has failed to reclaim them as its aggressive wooing of Muslims has put off the Hindus who are seeing the present congressparty as an extension of the christian church. In this communalpolarisation, Modi has built a halo of Hindu
taranhar (saviour)
aroundhimself, further consolidated by highly focused publicity campaignslike Vikas Purush,a leader with a difference.This special chemistry with the people has allowed him to get awaywith riding rough-shod over BJP workers, fellow leaders and otherwings of the Sangh Parivar. The Kisan Sangh's farming communityhave prospered under Modi Raj. The Bajrang Dal and Vishwa HinduParishad and other Sangh Parivar constituents is organizing thevoters. This special bond with the public helped him overcome theboycott resorted to by BJP workers during the last panchayat,municipality and municipal corporation elections. The refrain was,who will get the public to the voting booth if the party workers are
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