Rakesh Garhwal

When Mr Narendra Modi was appointed as the Chief Minister of Gujarat in 2001, he had no experience of governance. He did not have any experience in the electoral politics. He had never been a MLA or MP. However, he had long experience working with RSS and BJP cadre and his administrative potential was assessed by the BJP and RSS top brass before giving him the reign of BJP in Gujarat. The experience has shown that the decision of the BJP was right as only 13 years later, he became the PM of the country and BJP got a massive mandate under his leadership. Yogi Adityanath has much longer experience in the electoral politics. He was the youngest member of the 12th Lok Sabha at 26. Thereafter , he had been elected as an MP from Gorakhpur to the Lok Sabha in 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2014 elections . He thus has long experience in politics as a Member of Parliament and his repeated election shows that he is one of the most popular leader of Uttar Pradesh. His popularity as a Mahant (religious le

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) is getting a landslide victory here. The people of UP have shown tremendous maturity and wisdom to elect BJP this time after several years.  Nothing could have been better for the country and for the people of UP than electing BJP with full majority . Our Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will now ensure that a person of integrity and competency becomes the Chief Minister and takes UP out of poverty, casteism and communalism towards the path of development and prosperity. The defeat of SP and BSP was long overdue. The victory of BJP was also imminent. I ascribe following reasons for the victory of BJP. 1: Casteism and Communalism UP had become the most casteist state in India in last two decades after the emergence of SP and BSP as the regional players.  Both parties boasted openly about their caste affiliation.   BSP claimed itself to be the protector of Dalits and lower castes while SP shamelessly supported and promoted the Yadavs and Muslims.  Both th