BJP lost in Ayodhya for first time since 1992 | MySay.in | Political Cartoons and Social Views

BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani, yesterday,asked partymen not to be apologetic for the Ayodhya movement and instead take pride in it.It is a well known fact that BJP got a great political exposure only after the unfortunate Babri Masjid demolition and they got to power and formed a government at the Centre because of the issue and even lost it when they did not fulfill their commitment of constructing a Ram Temple on the disputed land of Ayodhya after coming to power. Riots allover India and neighbouring countries broke out taking hundreds and thousands of lives of hindus and muslims, thereafter.Followed was a series of bomb blasts in 1993 in Mumbai in retaliation to the Mosque demolition. Yet Advani ji takes pride on the movement !! Great !!

Well,should his partymen also be proud of his statement made on Jinnah that he was secular, while, on his visit to Pakistan ? The statement had created buzz all around and had left him speechless in front of the national media and his party. 😉

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Samajwadi Party’s Tej Narayan Pandey alias Pawan Pandey won by a margin of 5405 votes over BJP’s Lallu Singh. This constituency has been of BJP since 1992, the year when the Babri Masjid was demolished !

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The BJP has never emerged as a big party all the more because of absence of visionary political leaders like Atal Bihari Vajpayee. All the more BJP marked as a Hindu-Party since the demolition of Babri -Masjid faced criticisms immensely after they fail to construct Ram Mandir on the disputed location in Ayodhya. This stood as one of their major agendas and no matter how hard they worked on other grounds, some voters felt cheated. Well, it has been decades since that fanatic and horrific incident took place and the election results in Ayodhya , this time, may be indicating that both communities have moved on and development seems the core agenda among voters!