In my opinion, this time around the elections seem to be poised in no ones favour =- a lot of these losses for UPA and NDA might gravitate towards the third front - however I am sceptical about the 40+ number for the left front. Though, all kind of post-poll alliances seem to be possible, there seems to be only one thing for certain - Advani's dream of Prime ministership does not look like taking off this time aroundI just got back from AP and the uncertainty amnongst all fronts there seems fascinating
2009/4/15 damodar prasad <[email protected]> > http://elections.ndtv.com/frmopinionpoll.aspx > hope many of you have seen yrday night NDTV election analysis and the > various permutations and combinations by which any front can hope to form > the govt. The NDTV insisted on the plausibility of UPA forming the govt. > with outside support of LF or with inside support of BSP. However, for the > Congress which still desire to progress in UP someday will not try a > combinationn with Mayawathi bcoz it may cost them heavily. > > The thrid front has a chance to form the govt. if the Congress may support > it from outside. It may end like farcical repetition of former non-congress > govt.s, perhaps. > > Interestingly, NRam who was in the panel was making two distinct points. > NRam is perhaps giving a sneak preview of what may happen after May.16. > > 1. On Sekhar Gupta's point that post-election, LF, particulalry CPI(M) will > not go ahead with the idea of scrapping the nuclear deal. It may put forward > some eye wash statements like some nuanced ammendements in the deal. NRam > actually underlined this argument. I think journalist should specifically > ask CPM, GS on LF's position of Nuke deal in the post-poll scenario. > Pls dont ambush me for this. I am only referring to NDTV analysis. > > 2. NRam was very much for Sharad Pawar as PM in the likelihood of 3rd front > forming the govt. For NRam, the distinguished editor of the the renowned > daily, the Hindu, Pawar heading the NCP with plausible 15 seats is better > choice than Ms. Mayawathi whose BSP has 42 seats. If we go by single largest > party argument, as per the prediction, BSP tallies with LF on no: of seats, > whcih is 42. Even as BSP is the single largest party, how can our editors > concieve of dalit woman making herself to the post of PM. > What to say? > > > > > > -- Bobby Kunhu http://community.eldis.org/myshkin/Blog/ --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/greenyouth?hl=en-GB -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
