HAS KEJRIWAL'S RALLY EXPOSED OPPOSITION UNITY?
The Rally in Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi exposed
all probabilities of a united opposition against Narendra Modi. Why I'm
mentioning A single person's name instead of the Party or alliance to which the
person called Narendra Modi belongs? It's because now Narendra Modi is now A
"Cult", A Global Brand accepted worldwide and has recognition across
the globe. His upcoming visit to the USA commencing on the 22 or 23 of this June
2023 is going to consolidate his image as A global leader. In relevance to the
10 days visit by Rahul Gandhi, ex-Congress president, and ex-parliamentarian
from Wayanad constituency nothing substantial was the outcome and this will be
compared with the upcoming visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit, and
definitely, Narendra Modi is going to have the upper hand in this episode.
Now, let's come back to the point of how this
rally exposed united opposition against the "Cult"! Remarkably, no
major opposition leader of any party made his presence at the rally leaving
aside Kapil Sibal ex-Law Minister who held other portfolios as well in the UPA
government and is now an ex-congressman who is also a Rajya Sabha Member who
with the support of Samajwadi Party is an independent parliamentarian in the
house. High-profile Advocate Abhishek M. Singhwi's presence at the rally
definitely left all thinking that in which capacity he was there at the rally.
As he is an advocate for the Aam Admi Party in all the proceedings against the
party and also an office bearer of the INC.
Anyway, other than these two majors and partymen
of the Aam Aadmi Party absence of all other majors of opposition signifies that
all is not well on the opposition side. Maybe Uddhav Thackeray, Mamata
Banerjee, Nitish Kumar, K C Rao, Sharad Pawar, or any tall leader refrained
from the rally with whom Arvind Kejriwal made a personal visit along with his
party CM Bhagwant Mann. On the other hand, there is a call for another rally
scheduled to be in the next 10-12 days for a united alliance against the Gov't.
Interestingly worth noticing will be how Arvind Kejriwal is going to respond to
the call, and how he is going to take a stand on the upcoming rally by some
other parties of the opposition. Today being left alone it wouldn't have been
easy for the Aam Aadmi Supremo to face the heat but he dared to end up the
rally in his very own style cursing and blaming PM Narendra Modi for all the
good and bad happenings in the country. Right from calling Modi an illiterate
King who in his ego of being a King ruined the state, neutralized all the
constitutional institutions, and captivated the brains of the common people
with his oratory skills and lies. The economy tumbled by his incompetency and
as a result of being illiterate. Roaring price hikes in all the consumables and
all which he could have uttered. Many more things to mention will be worthless
here.
It wouldn't have been wrong if by any common
voter's view that this rally was going to be a litmus test for Arvind Kejriwal
and his ambitious journey to the PM post, where things didn't fall in its
place. Yes, one can say that's not the end of the road for opposition and
upcoming elections are not going to be a cakewalk for Narendra Modi or BJP. But
this rally has proved a point that all is not well in the opposition camp and
left a big question mark on the Aam Aadmi Party's supremo endeavor to lead the
opposition from the front.
So, back to square one what are the options left
with the Aam Aadmi Party? Will the party go all alone and contest the elections
on its own or again Arvind Kejriwal going to take a chance for a coalition with
the parties state to state? This would be a probability until and unless things
don't come out in any substantial way to confront the united alliance of the
ruling party under the "Cult" i.e. Narendra Modi.
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