Gujarat Economic Development
What effect would it have on the BJP if Modi were made into party leader?
I was reading that Modi commands the respect of much of the business community due to his focus on economic development and the fact that he has great administrator skills. Even after the Congress party, Communist/secular establishment and the anti-Hindu media tried to brainwash the public that he was responsible for the Gujarat riots, he was elected back into power with a landslide.
So is Modi the one who can rescue the BJP?
That is exactly what worries the Congress and that is why Modi is maligned regularly by the Congress funded media. The fact that Gujaratis showed better sense and voted Modi again despite all the hate mongering by the Congress through their media makes them extremely uncomfortable.
I would vote for Modi as PM if BJP had the courage to project him as PM. Otherwise i’m thinking Guru Ramdev’s party for next election.
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