WHY BJP WILL WIN ALL MAJOR ELECTIONS TILL 2030

Two theories on why BJP will most probably will win major elections till 2030.

BJP's Strength - The four pillars

Bhartiya Janta Party or the Modi led-NDA Government stands of 4 pillars, the first is PM Modi himself, when he got elected in 2014, the party was in favor of LK Advani to be the PM Candidate, but Modi had the support of the people and said "hum chalein ya naa chalein, yeh desh chal pada hai." His widespread popularity made him a brand and gained him people's trust with the help of the second pillar, Amit Shah who is the current Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Shah was the Chanakya of Modi's Rise in India and still is, the third pillar is Yogi Adityanath, the saffron baba who played as the religious mastermind, gaining the support of the Hindus in the northern plain. The fourth pillar which till date remains hidden is the political-corporate funding that BJP receives.

Theory 1- Lack of Options

The majority of people have lost hope in the INC, this is very evident as they won only 1 seat in the recent Delhi and Bengal elections, their vote bank is almost nil. The tactics used by BJP IT Cell to make a mockery of the Congress made it even difficult for the newer generations to have faith in it. The Aam Aadmi Party, people call it a good choice as the party has actually delivered on most of its promises but it is a State Party, not a National Party. Furthermore, people believe in keeping BJP in the Center and AAP in the state to push the Hindutva agenda. Many local parties do not have much representation and funding, it makes it difficult for an uprising.

Theory 2- Communal Politics

Bharatiya Janata Party pushes the agenda of Hindutva or Hindu Rashtra, their schemes like CAA+NRC are very supportive of the typical Hindu Sarvana mindset which promotes the idea of casteism and a sense of religious superiority. Narendra Modi points out that the Muslim Community is responsible for the violence as he says "Dangae kaun karta hai yeh unke kapdoon se hi pata chal jata hai." The BJP has in its political practice throughout the years demonstrated that its version of Hindu nationalism often clashes with generally acknowledged features of Indian democracy, especially minority rights. This essay analyses the ideology of the BJP relating it to a general theoretical discourse on nationalism and also to the contemporary debate on citizenship within political theory. We could see this selected favoritism in many cases, the Tablighi Jamaat vs Kumbh Mela or the Ayodhya Ram Mandir vs Babri Masjid. BJP exploited the Hindu-Muslim unity by their propaganda.