Saswat Panigrahi
The appointment of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the chairman of the BJP Central Election Campaign Committee outlines a defining moment in Indian
politics. It marks the arrival of a man who has already changed the country’s
political discourse. Offbeat to the hilt, NaMo as he is popularly called, is
all set to deviate from the faulty Nehruvian brand which is being followed
since 1947.
Here is a person who
believes in equality rather than appeasing the minorities. An individual who’s
aware and committed to eliminate anti-national forces. Be it Red Terror or
Jihadis or the fifth column.
Modi’s new appointment
signifies a victory for the BJP in the round one of the game. Having said that,
let me explain why. There is no dispute that Narendra Modi is the most popular
leader of the country at present. The BJP’s star performer as the Chief
Minister of Gujarat has successfully put the State on the path of peace and
development — a model which is being recognised worldwide. It’s not only the
BJP cadre, for the first time in India’s political history, it’s the people of
the country who want to see somebody as the Prime Minister. That man leading
the BJP’s 2014 poll campaign from the front will work as a catalyst for the
party to win the next General Election.
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