Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "Bihar sees change but no change as Nitish Kumar shows why govts come u0026 go but he’s CM till he wishes" video.

To be fair, BJP was labeled "untouchable" by the "secular" parties. BJP lost PMship with just ONE vote. It cannot rely on SECULAR parties. Also, now the BJP has a strong base among the OBC. Why should they fall at the feet of family-ruled parties when they have their own caste leaders? Look at the plight of the CONgress. It got vacuum cleaned by all its "regional" allies. KCR's being the most brutal "Katappa" moment.
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This will be Nitish's last U-turn. Nobody from the BJP is unhappy about this "divorce". Even the anti-BJP forces which otherwise are jubilant even at the defeat of a BJP candidate in a panchayat poll seem to be hardly enthusiastic about MGB 2.0. Bihar wasted 15 years in "Jungle Raj" and another 15 years in dismantling "Jungle Raj" aka the famed Nitish model of "Sushaasan". That's 30 years of NO DEVELOPMENT. Now, Nitish is past his prime. The only problem for BJP is that it does NOT have a YOUNG/CREDIBLE/MASS leader in Bihar. They need to prop up OBC leadership in Bihar.
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@anshuraj4277 In the constitution, Secularism is stated as "giving equal respect to all religions or protecting all religions equally". Appeasement was used to carve vote bank politics. The other side used polarization to carve out a larger vote bank. There is/was/will always be "hate" in politics. If there was no hate you would not have so many spectra. Hate against castes, religion, race, sects, ideology, and particular segments have driven politics all over the world. Great nations are built by citizens who set differences aside and engage in professionalism. I have no problem with either "vote banks" or "hate" or even HYPOCRISY. Indian politics is leveled playing field. I believe COMPETITION is the best remedy to any problem. The US/UK/Germany have fiercely and professionally competing parties. Of course, one-party systems like China have done well too but that system has already failed in India. Until the 80s, India was essentially a one-party system and our growth was an object of ridicule. The truth is that the Gandhi siblings are simply not cut out for it. I suspect Nitish's latest U-turn will set the tone for a 3rd front or a Congress-diminished UPA. That's the kind of competition I would relish. It will bring out the best from the BJP as well as its competitors.
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@rohitshrivastava4742 BJP will be upset about the 42 Loksabha seat calculus which will need to be reworked. However, it was becoming untenable for the BJP to continue with Nitish. BJP's many problems in Bihar come directly from Nitish Kumar. Despite having a credible organization and a 20% vote bank in their kitty, Nitish has not allowed any BJP leadership to emerge. Now, BJP has the chance to stake claim to the OBC vote share.
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@rohitshrivastava4742 Nitish kept BJP a junior partner for years. Given its current national hegemony, it is quite natural for the BJP to desire its own CM. It's POLITICS. The game of upmanship is eternal. Nitish's diminishing standing and Tejasvi's growing popularity esp among the youth was a red flag for the BJP. Unlike Maha, the BJP didn't have the numbers to pull a mutiny against Captain Kumar. Bihar is also the last bastion of Mandal politics. Let's see what happens next. Personally, I feel it will be the performance of the Nitish-Tejasvi Govt that will decide its faith. Bihar had the highest deficit in 2022Q1. Finances are also a mess. New ideas are needed for the rejuvenation of the state.
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@bloodwargaming3662 Secular parties do not engage in Muslim appeasement or hate iftars. Thr BJP has every right to be hindutva party if the other side can engage in Muslim vote bank. Sadhvi Pragya has no conviction against her. Yogi also doesn't have any cases against him. He has emerged a mascot of goof governance. Two terms in state is no joke. Nevertheless, stat in your bubble.
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@ProudlyINDIAN360 "Bro" Politics lies at the intersection of BETRAYAL, INFIDELITY and BACKSTABBING. There is nothing much to think beyond "personal gains". Hence, you always see bonhomie between political leaders despite the constant attempts to perish the other.
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@anshuraj4277 Everything is politics even secularism. In the past, It was exploited to the maximum extent by the so-called "secular" parties to carve out vote banks. Today, BJP has used it against the "secular" parties to carve its own vote bank.
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@bloodwargaming3662 Read properly. I asked about convictions and stop THE FAKE NEWS FACTORY. Yogi has no criminal cases against. Read his 2022 election affidavit. Time to burst the secular "Bubble" and get real.
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