Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "Rising market volatility as investors ‘read’ elections, Modi ministers try to restore calm" video.

It's a long election season, so heightened volatility is expected. The BJP sympathisers need to get over the ghost of 2003 fears. BJP voters are unlikely to abandon the party even if many might have reasons to be disappointed with the party given its idiotic deals with many nefarious characters for "400 paar". Personally, I think pundits missing wave will witness a Ayoydhya Tsunami on June 4. During my constituency polling, I saw BJP machinery active and running with coolers, transport and even beverages for voters while the INC booth did not even put a shed for its voters. Of course, nothing is guaranteed and INC has actually put up a strategy (good or bad will be known on June 4) but it simply lacks the logistics to pull it off. The only way BJP will lose if people decide to VOTE OUT MODI (not equal to VOTE FOR RAHUL). The fact that Rahul is not seen as the PM candidate is actually helping the INDIA alliance. However, it is still a India vs Zimbabwe match with BJP being India (Note: Zimbabwe has won 10 ODIs against India).
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@mg.f.9023 Why should anyone waste creativity on Rahul Gandhi? "Pappu" is enough to describe the Amethi-surrendering-Coward Pappu.
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@mg.f.9023 Those are tears of joy Abdul. Israel 72ing Quam to PoK begging for aata are amongst the many reasons.
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That's Russia's problem, Abdul. You worry about your declining Pakistani Rupee.
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@mg.f.9023 Okay Abdul whatever you say. I'll wait for June 4.
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@mg.f.9023 Thanks. Tell that to your fellow countrymen and ask them to invest in Indian equities instead of the Karachi Stock exchange.
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The length of the election is taking toll on the markets. Too many moving parts and lightning speed political developments headlines can make even the most seasoned investors nervous. Also, Congress promises of a never-to-be-achieved socialist utopia are further fueling fears. Best thing is to wait for June 4.
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My guess is 398 for NDA and 348 for the BJP.
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@DataCrusade1999 Okay pidi. You keep spotting "Bhakts" post June 4 as well
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Okay Abdul. Now sleep after your hard keyboard "mazdoori".
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@DataCrusade1999 Okay. Continue with your life goal.
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@SPrabhakar The Indian voter dynamics are very different from the US. The US has about 1/3rd swing vote. In India, BJP has a much higher committed voter base than the Congress. In addition, Modi himself commands a 10-15% premium. Meaning Modi is able to attract those who vote differently in Assembly elections. There are also caste dynamics and selling vote kind of voters. The swing voter is difficult to estimate but that itself tells you that while it is unlikely to be decisive. INC needs to break BJP's voters to win. Unless the BJP voter shifts, INC is unlikely to win. It has been the case for all our past elections.
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@mg.f.9023 Abdul, my country is my worry and my business. You keep your focus on your Pakistan.
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@mg.f.9023 But India is not your responsibility Abdul. Pak was created for you by your papa Jinnah
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@mg.f.9023 See that's where we are different, Abdul. We, Hindus, say feed Revanna to the dogs. While Quam worships Shah Jehans and Mukhtar Ansaris. Let's not even discuss your real Papa whose deeds are documented in Quam's book. Was it 6 or 9 year old?
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@mg.f.9023 Not as sanskari as ticket to Lal Singh or merger with Bains Brothers. Anyways bother about your own country.
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@cyk2668 Prince Pappu is trying for the 3rd time. In the event of yet another failure, Rahul will automatically get a 4th and later even 5th, 6th Chance followed by Priyanka Gandhi's kids. That's a true monarchy but of course, who cares about the country? Just remain BLIND.
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@DataCrusade1999 Sure.
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@abhijitnaik2226 Noted. We'll know on June 4. We need to wait for only 20 more days. All results are possible.
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You and all of us will get the answer on June 4. Just 20 days more.
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