A great Indian election bazaar is on display. The world is reeling under severe recession but if we look at Indian political parties it seems that there is no recession. Every party is geared up to woo the votes with 360 degree advertisement campaign. It is estimated at the great Indian election bazaar is worth 10,000 crore. But what is the use of spending 10,000 crore if people do not know till the government is formed that who is going to take ‘Young India’ to next level.

It seems that no party is going to have a clear majority in Lok Sabha. Then what should be the likely situation. BJP is fighting its battle and Mr. LK Advani is leaving no stone unturned to be a prime minister of the country at the age of 82. But BJP seems to loose its steam at the end. There is lot of permutation and combination going on in NDA and most of its trusted allies are deserting BJP. Advani even andhi to evoke Hindutva to garner the popular Hindu votes but today voters are more practical than emotional. That is the reason that BJP come back in Madhya Pradesh and Chhatishgarh. It was the developmental plank that led BJP to victory even in the state of Gujrat not the emotional issue of Ram Mandir or fixing every Muslims as terrorists. BJP lost Delhi because again they tried the same formula.

Despite knowing these facts that developmental issues works for parties BJP is again trying to garner popular support with the emotional issues. This is the reason that Biju janta Dal left NDA. And according to our trusted sources even Nitish Kumar Janta Dal(united) is preparing to leave NDA and join UPA after election.Another reason is that congress wants to teach lesson to maverick of Indian politics the great Lau Prasad Yadav who ruined Bihar but turned the railways into revenue generating unit. Congress wants to get rid of antics of this Bihari string Man.

This is the reason that Congress is fighting elections in Bihar. Congress is the only national party despite very limited Lok Sabha presence in Lok Sabha. BJP is present only in Hindi heartland and Karnataka. Other wise every where is a party which claims to be part of third front and of which every leader is aspiring to be PM.

So the Big question is who will be the next prime minister of India? I will let you know in next part of this series of ‘great Indian election tamasa or bazaar’.