Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "Polls at halfway point: reading the numbers, margins, prospects u0026 the 50% factor" video.

Shri Yogendra Yadav in one show said that BJP is NOT EVEN visible in "rear view" mirror in Chattisgarh. As it turns out, he kept looking for the BJP in "rear view" mirror, while the BJP drove forward and Congress went downhill. I cannot predict the election result but personally I think Rahul Gandhi's Amethi "surrender" was a COWARDLY move. Running away from a fight sends the WRONG message. Gandhi should vacate the political space if he loses to Modi once again.
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If Shri Yogendra Yadav is predicting then Modi be better packing his bag. After all his last 420 predictions were "spot on". Shir YoYa is no ordinary man. The man is an astrologer, physicist, virologist, gynaecologist, economist, and a dozen other things. Shri YoYa is a LEGEND. Even all 6 Nobel Prizes, all 24 Oscars, the The Fields Medal and all other global prestigious awards combine CANNOT do justice to Shri YoYa's stature.
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I know in one show, Shri Yoya commented, "BJP is NOT EVEN visible in "rear view" mirror in Chattisgarh". As it turns out, he kept looking for the BJP in "rear view" mirror, while the BJP already reached Raj Bhavan, but Congress went down the cliff.
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@libshastra Hi Lib, How was voting in you constituency? In my constituency total polarization. Full marks to BJP organization, they ensured a united Hindu vote and brought every supporter to the polling booth. They even arranged coolers, snacks, softdrinks and water for voters. The Congress organization was hopeless. Nevertheless, kudos to INC vote bank. They too came out to vote on their own. Triumph of electoral democracy. However, I think BJP holds the edge because it ensured that no Hindu house was left behind. After today's phase, I am quite confident of BJP's 2024 chances. For a moment, felt it was touch and go. Looks like BJP and NCP (Ajit Pawar) will do well. Shinde has also tried hard but not sure about his chances.
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1) Shri Yogendra Yadav has given his blessing to Shri Narendra Modi. 2) Polling in BJP bastions is complete. 3) The next phases are practically a Bonus round for the BJP. AP, Odisha, Telangana are states with seat increasing chance for the BJP. These are are what will determine if BJP comes to 400+ (assuming it retains its tally of 2019). 4) Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think he mentioned Rahul Gandhi in his 24 minute video. That in many ways sums up the election so far. Rahul is just not on people's mind. As an example, Sharad Pawar was asking for votes in the name of "Sharad Pawar" and not Rahul Gandhi while Naidu and Pawan Kalyan were showcasing Modi to become the CMs. 5) The last point, I'll borrow from Rahul Verma's analysis on India Today. He compared our electoral contest to an India vs Zimbabwe cricket match, where India is BJP and Zimbabwe is Congress. Of course, anything can happen on a match day but you would generally pick India as the favorites.
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@BenHur-c2p You won't have to wait for that long. Uncle Sam "strikes" again. He compared South Indians to Africans this time. Congratulations for the defeat. Also, Rahul is a COWARD. I get that he has his fan following but a mere voter group of 20% is not enough to defeat Modi. He should exit if he cannot deliver a victory this time.
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@nekm9090 Yes.
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@vinayakk662 Only "pappu" suppoters can come with such Pappu logic. Your Chess analogy was hilarious as Chess legend, Gary Kasparov himself was trolling Pappu. Pappu is the INC's face in this election. Smriti Irani is not even a part of the core cabinet. She has already survived 1 defeat in 2014, she can survive another. Although it is highly unlikely given her fabulous work record in the constituency. If a student doesn't prepare for an exam paper, staying absent for the exam DOES NOT make him a genius. Also, by your logic Rahul has actually taken a bigger risk by contesting Rae Bareli against a relatively unknown BJP candidate. If Rahul loses to him, the message will be that anybody can defeat the Gandhis and will confirm that the family is a political deadweight.
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@nekm9090 yes. Always. We do NOT want India turned into "Ghazwa-e-Hind".
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@nekm9090 Your Rahul is fighting for the BJP. He is the BJP's most hardworking "karyakarta". Nevertheless, let me ask you a simple question, do you think RaGa should continue in the event of a 3rd consecutive defeat? I'll say Modi should exit the scene if he loses and let someone else helm the BJP.
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@ManojKumar-yn9qx From when Kumar became Marathi? I am a Maharashtrian, Hindus are NOT abandoning BJP.
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