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Friday, 24 January 2014

Welcome NAMO, the PM in Awaiting. BJP will get 275 plus, may exceed 300: Modi Times

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How BJP and NDA will get the majority in next Lok Sabha by defeating Congress and UPA in the General Election, 2014 with a virtue of Modi Magic.

Modi Times Bureau | Kolkata | 25 January 2014:: The Modi wave may take a shape a Modi Cyclone for the coming Parliamentary Election. A confidential report of Central Intelligence Agency narrates that the Cyclone may prove it as a fatal consequences for Congress and UPA (United Progressive Alliance) which may be arrested under 100.

While various poll surveys give unquestionable victory for BJP and NDA (National Democratic Alliance), some congress agents in different media houses suppress the shameful defeat of Congress and they are making a sense that BJP will not get the majority to run the next Govt. under the Prime Minister-ship of Narendra Bhai Modi.

But, efforts of the crooked media will be futile as the popular votes for Modi will earn a thumping majority in Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian Parliament) in favour of BJP and NDA, without any confusion. The Modi Times Bureau has conducted a social media survey along with some field analysis and got expert opinion that Modi is coming as a Champion of the coming election war between NDA and UPA. Our experts have got no pulse in favour of AAP (Aam Admi Party) in this context and opined that the initial craze for AAP will be rapidly decreased before the real time as the party is loosing its popularity in its Delhi bastion.

Table- A.

As per the estimate of Modi Times Bureau BJP and NDA will get 275 plus and may exceed the limit of 300.

Though some poll surveys hint that BJP will do extreme well in NJP run states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chattishgarh, the Non BJP states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand will give unbelievable dividends for BJP's majority in Lok Sabha. In other reports it is also mentioned that BJP will get good numbers of MP (Member of Parliament) from Maharashtra, Assam and even from Kerala.

In the table A, the party/alliance wise seat sharing is presented in a comparison with the estimation of another survey conducted by First Post. The related reports for poll surveys by different agencies/media are also published here for getting the reality of the Victory of BJP in NDA and the defeat of Congress in UPA.

To ensure the victory of BJP and NDA, Narendra Modi is likely to attend more that 100 big rallies throughout the country to boost a new pulsation in favour.

Decisive Hindu votes will play a major role this time as a Hindu Vote bank for BJP to elect a Nationalist force in the centre for a stable Govt. for the next five years.

Courtesy: All sources above.

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Important News for MODI TIMES: January 2014

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WE ARE AGAIN BACK IN THE SERVICE OF BHARAT MATA & HIS GALLANT SON MODI.

Narendra Modi in a Public Meeting: CREDIT: REUTERS/ADNAN ABIDI

Courtesy: All sources above.

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Sunday, 22 December 2013

Mumbaikars ranted the air with Maha Garjana in support of Narendra Modi.

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Mumbai rally: Divide and rule policy specialty of Congress, says Modi

Express News Service | New Delhi | Dec 22, 2013:: BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today launched a scathing attack on Congress, saying those immersed in corruption are now giving "sermons" against it.

"I heard the speech of a big Congress leader yesterday. He was speaking against corruption. See their daring. No one else can dare do this. These people are so immersed in corruption. Despite this, they make innocent face and speak against corruption," Modi said at a huge public rally here.

"The Adarsh commission report has indicted ministers. On one hand, Maharashtra government decides to save the corrupt and on the other, a Congress leader is giving sermons in Delhi," he said in an apparent reference to Rahul Gandhi.

"Congress speaks one thing and does another," he said.

"Whether Congress leaders are in government or not, all things are done as per their directives. But the same people, when they make a speech, one feels as if they are speaking on behalf of some other government, for some other country," he said.

"Congress is involved in divide and rule for vote bank politics. This has been their speciality. They learnt this from British," Modi said.

"While Sardar Patel united India, Congress pitted brother against brother and created states on linguistic basis," he said.

"The problems we face won't be solved till we free India from vote bank politics and get it on path of development politics," he stressed.

The reason for the problems the country faces is not our history or geography but Congress-ruled governments, he said.

"The voice of 'Congress-free India' should go out from Mumbai, which first gave the call of 'Quit India' against British rule," the Gujarat Chief Minister said.

"I wish that in 2014 elections, votes should be sought for the country and not in the name of party. We want to say, "Vote for India", to free the country of dynastic rule, corruption, inflation, bad governance and to maintain unity of the country," he said.

Read the rest here. Courtesy: Indian Express.

View Full Coverage of Maha Garjana.

Courtesy: IE | NDTV | DNA.

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See Live Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt 22-12-2013.

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See Live Narendra Nodi's Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt. 22-12-2013.

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See Live Narendra Modi's Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt. 22-12-2013.

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Saturday, 21 December 2013

Maha Garjana Rally of Modi at Mumbai Today. Unprecedented 7 layer Security. Diplomats of 100 countries likely to attend.

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Unprecedented 7 layer Security for an Extraordinary Maha Garjana Rally of Modi Ji in Mumbai. Sunday, 22 Dec, 2013 at 12 Noon at BKC Ground, Bandra Mumbai.

BJP had sent invitations to 141 consulates of various countries, including the US, for Modi's Maha Garjana Rally at Mumbai on Sunday. But lastly has taken back US invitation as a repercussion out of Indian diplomat Khobragade humiliation case. Consulates of Russia, Australia, Zambia, Rawanda and several other countries have already sent their confirmations about attending the rally. Pakistan was not invited.

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Mumbai: Seven layers of security for Narendra Modi during Sunday's rally

PTI | Mumbai | Dec 21, 2013:: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who will address a rally here tomorrow, will be provided seven layers of security, Mumbai Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh said today.

Terming the security arrangements made for Mr Modi as "fool-proof", Mr Singh told reporters that about 3,000 policemen have been deployed in and around the rally venue-MMRDA grounds near the suburban Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC).

"Since Modi's threat perception has been classified as very high, he will be given seven layers of security. The Anti-Terrorism Cell has been activated. We are also checking on those who arrived in Mumbai over the last one month and continue to stay here," the city police chief said.

In addition to this, 'nakabandi' operations would be conducted on the roads around the venue.

According to Mr Singh, the security mechanism deployed is such that each person would be checked at least twice before he enters the venue.

"Mumbai police have also taken note of the threat from suicide bombers. Therefore, Quick Response Team (QRT) has been deployed and bomb disposal squads will work round the clock," Mr Singh said.

According to sources, as per the arrangements twenty people can be subjected to security checks simultaneously. Besides the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, other senior BJP leaders who would address the rally include, party chief Rajnath Singh, Maharashtra BJP in-charge Rajiv Pratap Rudy, senior leader Gopinath Munde, besides Nitin Gadkari and others.

BJP takes back invite to US to attend Narendra Modi's rally tomorrow

PTI | New Delhi | Dec 21, 2013:: Angered by the treatment meted out to Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York, BJP today rescinded its invitation to the US Consulate in Mumbai to attend Narendra Modi's rally in Mumbai tomorrow.

BJP General Secretary Rajiv Pratap Rudy told PTI that his party had sent invitations to 141 consulates of various countries, including the US, for Modi's rally.

"These general invitations were sent to the consulates through e-mail by the Maharashtra unit of BJP with no specific persuasion to the American consulate to attend. We have now categorically rescinded our invitation to the US Consulate to attend this rally in the backdrop of what happened to Khobragade," Rudy said.

"We absolutely do not desire that the US should be coming to this rally," he added.

Pakistan Consulate officials were not invited to the rally.

Rudy said consulates of Russia, Australia, Zambia, Rawanda and several other countries have already sent their confirmations about attending the rally.

BJP had earlier invited officials from Indian missions of various countries to a rally in the national capital before the Delhi elections.

Khobragade was arrested in New York last week on the charge of visa fraud and subjected to strip search.

BJP has been unhappy with the US decision not to extend a visa to Modi due to his alleged involvement in the Gujarat riots of 2002. Its leaders had raised this issue on several occasions in the past and insisted an elected leader like Modi cannot be denied a visa when no charges have been proved against him.

Courtesy: PTI.

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Wednesday, 4 December 2013

Exit poll shows that 'Hindu nationalist BJP' gaining Four States as an effect of Modi Boost.

India Opposition Seen Winning Four State Elections in Modi Boost

Bloomberg | Andrew MacAskill & Bibhudatta Pradhan | Dec 4, 2013:: India’s main opposition party is set to take control of two states from the Congress party and keep control in two others, boosting its campaign to end the ruling party’s 10-year hold on power in national voting next year, exit polls showed.

The Bharatiya Janata Party, which picked Narendra Modi as its prime ministerial candidate in September, will win elections in states that account for almost a sixth of India’s population, including two currently held by the ruling Congress party, according to an exit poll conducted by C-Voter and broadcast on the Times Now television channel. Vote counting and official results will occur on Dec. 8.

The elections, held in recent weeks, are the final test for India’s two major national parties before elections that must be held by May 2014. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s Congress party has seen corruption scandals, elevated consumer inflation and the weakest economic growth in a decade erode its popularity.

BJP victories in the four states may boost Indian stocks, according to Deven Choksey, managing director of Mumbai-based K.R. Choksey Shares & Securities Pvt. The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex, which has climbed 6.6 percent this year, fell 0.7 percent in Mumbai today.

“These results are good news for the stock market,” Choksey said. “The turnout in Delhi means a big victory margin for the BJP. A victory in Delhi will be the trump card for the BJP in the 2014 national elections.”

Delhi Poll

In a setback for Congress, the exit poll shows the Hindu nationalist BJP gaining its highest seat tally since 1993 in New Delhi while falling short of a majority. The BJP will have 29 of the capital’s 70 seats, with the incumbent Congress taking 21. The Aam Aadmi Party, which campaigned against corruption while contesting its first election, is poised to win 16 seats to hold the balance of power, the poll showed.

The BJP will also wrest control of Rajasthan from Congress by winning 130 out of 200 seats, up from its current total of 78, according to the poll.

While Modi’s party will retain power in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, Congress is poised to gain seats from its current tallies, the poll showed. In Mizoram, a small state in India’s northeast ruled by Congress that also held elections, no exit polls were conducted.

No margin of error or details of the poll methodology were given.

All the state elections had record voter turnout, the Hindustan Times reported, without saying where it got the information.

Modi Record

Modi, chief minister of Gujarat state in western India, is projecting his record of governance and stronger-than-average economic growth in the state he has ruled since 2001 in an attempt to propel his party to national power. Congress has been deploying Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi, the party’s president, both members of a political dynasty that has ruled the country for more than half of the 66 years since independence.

The price of onions, a key ingredient in Indian cooking, has climbed 278 percent in the last year. Higher food prices eat into consumers’ disposable incomes and disproportionately impact the poor who make up about two thirds of India’s population.

India’s final full session of parliament before the general election begins tomorrow. The government has listed 38 bills for passage including one that would give a third of the seats in parliament to women. Singh said yesterday the government is committed to passing legislation to create a new state in southern India. [Courtesy: Bloomberg].

Sunday, 1 December 2013

We need a better J&K, not a beggar J&K: Narendra Modi at Jammu Lalkar Rally.

Time to move beyond mentality of beggar state to create a better state: Narendra Modi in J&K

From Narendra Modi dot In:: Shri Narendra Modi addressed the Lalkaar Rally in the city of Jammu on the afternoon of Sunday 1st December 2013. In a comprehensive address filled with hope, aspiration and the message of peace and development, Shri Narendra Modi presented his vision for the people of Jammu Kashmir. He said that the time has come to move beyond the mentality of Jammu Kashmir being a better state and make the state a better state through good governance and fulfilling the aspirations of the people. “Jammu Kashmir Bhikhari Nahi Hain…yeh desh ke liye jeene marne wale log hain,” (people of J&K are not beggars, they want to dedicate themselves to our nation) he affirmed. He also said that the Centre is in deep slumber and no amount of people’s anger would awaken them.

In a clear message to those who have played petty politics with the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir for 60 years, Shri Modi declared, “For 60 years they have been talking about separate state but the people got nothing. And there is even no accountability. In the name of creating a separate state they encouraged separatism. Wouldn’t it have been better if they had worked towards creating a super state? It was Atal ji who showed the way in turning J&K into a super state!”

Click Here>>Complete Reading Courtesy: NarendraModi.in.

Report by: Shubham Ghosh of One India | Updated: Sunday, December 1, 2013, 16:49 [IST]

Dec 1: Two persons were killed in a blast here ahead of BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's Lalkaar rally. Security arrangements were beefed in and around M A Stadium, the venue of the rally in the heart of the Jammu city. Teams from the Gujarat Police as well local police and Central Reserve Police Force left no stone unturned to ensure foolproof security for the rally. Six persons were killed in blasts during Modi's rally in Patna on October 27, resulting in a major political fight between the BJP and its opponent parties. Restrictions were imposed on several roads as part of the security measures. The army also extended a helping hand to the police and administration to ensure safety and security in and around Jammu. Modi will be assisted by BJP president Rajnath Singh and senior leader Arun Jaitley during the visit. This will be Modi's first visit to the state of Jammu and Kashmir since his anointment as the party's prime ministerial candidate. Modi will return to Delhi on Sunday afternoon.

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Saturday, 30 November 2013

Narendra Modi now in Delhi. Exposing the Corruption of Congress Party in Country's Capital.

Narendra Modi at Shadara Rally in Delhi

Problem lies with Cong's intention: Narendra Modi @ Delhi rally.

New Delhi: Ahead of the Delhi polls on December 4, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressed a rally in East Delhi's Shahdara today, slamming the Congress on inflation.

Following are the highlights of his speech:

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On 30^th November, 2013 Shri Narendra Modi will commence the first public meeting scheduled at Shahdara in Delhi at 12.00 pm. The next gathering will be held at Sultanpur Majra at 3:00 pm, final gathering of the day is scheduled at Chandni Chowk in Delhi at 6:00 pm.

On 1^st December, 2013 NDA’s Prime Ministerial candidate, Shri Narendra Modi will address “Lalkar Rally” in Jammu at 1:30 pm followed by a Public Meeting in Ambedkarnagar, Delhi at 4:00 pm.

You can watch the events LIVE on http://www.narendramodi.in .

Modi rally in Delhi today, Congress tells poll panel: BJP can't use Red Fort.

BJP's Delhi unit has organised one of Modi's three rallies
on Saturday near the Red Fort.

Express News Service | New Delhi, | 30 Nov 2013:: On the eve of BJP prime
ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's election rallies in Delhi, the
Congress moved the Election Commission to restrain the party from using a
Red Fort replica at his rallies.

Modi had delivered a speech in Ambikapur in Chhattisgarh with a replica of the Red Fort erected behind the stage. The party's Delhi unit has gone one step further by organising one of his three rallies on Saturday near the Red Fort. For the party, Modi's presence in the last leg of the campaign for Delhi polls could better its election prospects.

"Red Fort is a national monument and government property which cannot be used by BJP for election campaign directly or indirectly," AICC (legal department) secretary K C Mittal said in a formal complain to Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath.

Mittal asked Sampath to issue necessary orders to prohibit the BJP from such use of the Red Fort.

The BJP hit back by targeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who cancelled his public address in Delhi on Saturday. The Congress sought to play down the taunt, claiming it was the Prime Minister's Office that took the decision. According to the Congress, the PM was busy on Saturday since Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko were reaching the Capital.

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Friday, 29 November 2013

Congress moves Election Commission to restrain 'Modi Storm'. But, EC should take cognizance against filthy Congress leaders also.

Congress moves EC, demands stern action against Narendra Modi.

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Zee Media Bureau | New Delhi | 29 November 2013:: The Congress on Friday moved Election Commission, demanding stern action against BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and Rajasthan's chief ministerial candidate Vasundhara Raje for dubbing the party as "poisonous".

Congress has also urged the EC to restrain the BJP from using Red Fort replica at Modi's election rallies in Delhi.

On November 24, Modi, while addressing a rally in the poll-bound Rajasthan, had returned Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's barb, saying no party can be more poisonous than Congress as it has thrived on what she had called the "poison of power" for almost half a century.

A day after Sonia Gandhi said BJP was a party of poisonous people, Modi had said Rahul Gandhi had once recalled that his mother Sonia had compared power to poison.

"Madam's Shehzada once said in Jaipur that his mother told him that power is poison. They ruled the country for almost 50 years since independence...then who has tasted poison for longer period...it is Congress...then who else can be more poisonous (than Congress)," Modi said.

BJP state president Vasundhara Raje had once termed free medicines being distributed under the Free Medicine Scheme of the state government as ‘poison’.

Modi's comment has irked the Congress, which has now knocked at the doors of the EC to take action against the BJP's PM candidate ahead of Assembly Elections in the state. [Courtesy: Zee News].

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Rural poor eye Narendra Modi's promise. Modi storm everywhere including Congress bastion.

In the Gandhi political bastion, rural poor eye Narendra Modi's promise

Friday, Nov 29, 2013, 8:22 IST | Agency: Reuters:: If Sonia Gandhi and her Congress party need evidence that their policies of subsidies and safety nets for India's poor may no longer be enough to keep their support, they need look no further than her own constituency of Rai Bareli.

In the family borough in the northern heartland, which has been loyal to India's most powerful dynasty from the days of first Prime Minister Jawaharal Nehru, voters want electricity, hospitals and roads, more than the cheap food on offer. Such a change of heart threatens to upend the Congress party's central calculation to win next year's election: that poor rural voters who make up the backbone of support will stay loyal because of the big welfare programmes it promotes, including a flagship $21 billion food subsidy scheme. Instead, even in such a bastion of Congress support as Rai Bareli district, opposition leader Narendra Modi's message of growth and investment is gaining ground, despite critics' misgivings about his hardline Hindu nationalist roots and a perceived bias against the nation's minority Muslims.

"We don't need subsidised food ... It's a donation and we don't want that charity," said Arjun Rewal, a farmer in the Rai Bareli hamlet of Shivgarh in the centre of India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh. "We need hospitals with doctors, we need roads, we need electricity supply and we need someone who can tackle inflation," the 52-year-old said, emphasising his point with a stab of his earth-brown finger. Rewal and the farmers with him, who meet one evening a week in the grounds of an old palace, see Modi as the person who can deliver. "In this area, for the first time, people are talking about another political leader and that is Narendra Modi," he said. Modi has promised quick reforms and an end to a prolonged period of policy paralysis, pointing to the double-digit pace of expansion in the western state of Gujarat that he has governed for three terms.

Uttar Pradesh sends 80 members of parliament to New Delhi, more than any other state. In the last election in 2009, Congress won 21 seats and Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 10. According to a recent opinion poll by AC Nielsen for the Economic Times, the BJP could win 27 seats in Uttar Pradesh in the next election, due by May, with Congress winning just 12. Rahul Gandi, Nehru's great grandson, looks likely to lead the Congress into the election, but he was generally seen as lacklustre at state election rallies in Uttar Pradesh in 2012.

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