New Face of Indian Politics

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Mr. Narendra Modi, the 14th Chief Minister of Gujarat, will now take oath as the 15th Prime Minister of India. He, Mr. Narendra Modi, has changed the face of the Indian Politics. Now, I am going to discuss this new face of the politics which he bought by him recently, in that context I will talk about the interest taken by the voters, joining and dissolving of the different parties, the invitations etc.

Before discussing anything, I will give some limelight about Mr. Narendra Modi. He is Ex-Chief Minister of Gujarat, now going to be the chief of government, chief advisor to the President of India, head of the Coincil of ministers as addressed in the Constitution of India i.e the Prime Minister of India. He is one of the most successful Chief Minister among all CM's of India, he spent 4610 days in the office (not the largest), and he is the most popular person too. In the 16th Lok Sabha election, he is the PM candidate from BJP side.

He is the person who made the youngster of India to think about, and take interest in the politics. Youngster didn't took interest in only politics, they took interest in Narendra Modi and that too for no reason, they took interest because they think he is the person who can change the future of  the country as he did it in Gujarat. People participated enthusiastically and try to make themselves up-to date with it. There is a increase in the total number of voters in this election from all the age group, especially from 18-20 years. The voting percentage has increased from 56.97% in 2009 to 66.38% in 2014, the highest ever voting percentage in the history of Indian General Election (Good NEWS).

Agitation can be seen in the different parties, ever since BJP won the general election. They are doing such things which shows how much they are worried. In this list I want to quote Mr. Akhilesh Yadav, CM of UP, who just sacked  his 36 ministers who were enjoying minister-of-state-rank. Also, the different parties are trying to avoid the election at this time, because they think, if election happens at this stage then they will lose as there is a strong influence of BJP in the country. To avoid such thing we have seen the JD(U) leader Mr. Nitish Kumar and RJD leader Mr. Lalu Yadav formed their alliance (As after resignation of Mr. Nitish Kumar as CM of Bihar, and announcing Mr. Jitan Ram Manjhi as the next CM, there is internal war going on within the party and with the current alliances. There is a feeling that the party is going to be dissolved in this situation). These two parties had once said that they will never be together, whatever the situation be, but now they are together to strong themselves against BJP.

As the set is ready for 26th May, when Mr. Narendra Modi will take oath as the 15th Prime Minter of India along with his cabinet ministers. He, Mr. Narendra Modi, has sent the invitation to the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) countries leaders. Invitations has been sent to more than 3000 persons, the largest number of invitees ever, to attend the oath ceremony and private party of the Prime Minister.

Every thing is BIG in this election, so if BIG things could happens for the COUNTRY then it will be good NEWS for the common people of the country.
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

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