Karnataka - A Tough Lesson for Modi and Amit Shah
In the results of the karnataka Assembly election, congress has already beyond the critical threshold. From here, the party appears secure in a position that prevents the bjp from even attempting backdoor maneuvers. The state election was especially important to prime minister Narendra Modi since the state government had been severely accused of corruption and had entirely failed.
The bjp turned the election into a confrontation between Modi and congress without even batting an eye. By linking the ban on Bajrangdal with insulting Bajrangbali in order to gain support, the prime minister even resorted to deceit. Modi even manipulated voters with the "Kerala Story." All of that was for naught because the congress won more than half of the seats where the prime minister ran for office.
The people's unambiguous message is that they oppose the prime minister and the BJP. The lesson is quite clear: You cannot use communal politics to mask incompetence and corruption. As a result, the bjp lost their lone seat in karnataka, turning the South of india into a bjp Mukt South. If bjp does not change its methods, we shall witness more and more of these outcomes.