Takatak, fast and clean…did the opposition once again make a mistake in reading Modi?

New Delhi: If there is no major difference between the exit poll results and the actual results on June 4, the opposition will not have one or two questions. Questions that the opposition will hardly be able to find answers to in the next few months or years. This will be a difficult time for the opposition parties, especially the Congress. As the exit poll results show, this will be a stinging defeat for the opposition. Many big promises were made by Congress and other parties in the elections but it seems that the public did not believe them. On the other hand, the public still has a lot of faith in Prime Minister Modi. Whatever guarantee he/she said, there is faith in it. There will be analysis after BJP’s victory and the opposition’s defeat, but one thing is certain that the opposition has once again made a mistake in reading PM Modi. In the elections, there was talk of Takatak, Fatafat and a few days before the end of the elections, Bihar was wiped out. Now it seems to be backfiring.Modi’s guarantee… the public gave full support
On one side the NDA alliance led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi On the other hand, nobody knows who is leading the opposition. From NDA, there was only Modi’s guarantee, while from the opposition, Congress, SP, RJD, Aam Aadmi Party, DMK had their own promises. Some were talking about giving money in Takatak account, some about ending CAA. Some were talking about PDA, some were talking about giving free electricity in the whole country. Many parties and many promises. These parties were saying that if they get majority, they will put pressure to fulfill their promises. In short, as many mouths, so many opinions. All the parties made promises according to their respective states and voters. On the other hand, there was only Modi’s guarantee. Now, according to the results of the exit polls, this guarantee is outweighing everyone.
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Takatak Fatafat alone will not work
It cannot be said that the opposition parties did not work hard or there were no crowds in their rallies. Many rallies were held by leaders of other parties including Tejashwi, Mamta Banerjee, Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav. Then what happened that the results do not seem to be going in their favour, let alone completely. There were questions in the minds of the public about the opposition from the beginning and this question has been there since time immemorial. After all, who is leading the opposition? These parties will have to understand that just saying that it will be decided after the results will not work. This very statement often creates doubts in the minds of the public. Congress talked about giving a special amount to women and many other promises were made but the public did not believe them. On the other hand, Modi seems to be confident about his/her victory from the beginning. There were many schemes like free ration, housing, water, which are directly benefiting the public. This thing seems to be going in Modi’s favour.

Public is not in the mood for ifs and buts
According to the results of 2014, 2019 and now the exit polls, Modi is going to make a hat-trick after winning in 2024. If the results are not reversed on June 4, the opposition may give whatever arguments it wants, but one thing is certain that the public had no doubts from the beginning of the elections. The public is not in the mood for any ifs and buts from the beginning. The opposition may have been making mistakes in understanding the public and Modi, but the public’s opinion was very clear. Returning to power with an absolute majority for the third time in a row is not an easy task. Modi seems to be doing this. Not only at the center, but in the recent elections of many states, the public is giving its opinion clearly. The party that is to be given power has to be put on the chair with full strength. It cannot be said that one or two things have gone in favor of Modi. The opposition parties formed the All India Alliance together, but the public was not fully trusting it. Those who were coming together were also doing so with conditions. In such a situation, the public does not like the idea of ​​​​rules and conditions.