Tripura voted on Sunday after the state saw its first high-decible campaign following BJP's spirited bid to overturn the 25-year-old Left regime.
The BJP campaign was once led by PM Modi and votes were sought in his identify. His cutouts and posters were all over the place Agartala and somewhere else. The flooring paintings was once executed below the leadership of Sunil Deodhar, BJP's in-charge for the state, and the local poster boy was once Biplab Deb, the state celebration chief. However, BJP assets aren't certain who would be the CM if they win as the celebration has now not declared a name. According to the local buzz, Sudip Rai Burman, who moved over from Congress, could be a robust claimant for the put up.
Congress has little hopes of winning but will lower into non-Left votes and end up hurting BJP. Party functionaries acknowledge that the majority of BJP's power has been "borrowed" from Congress as BJP had little presence within the state. BJP's failed attempt to woo Tripura royal Prodyut Deb Burman robbed the celebration of a face to check the stature of CM Manik Sarkar. BJP's pledge "chalo paltai" (Let's alternate) has also overthrown the usual "quiet, inexpensive" ways of campaigning in Tripura and replaced it with an overpowering audio-visual campaign - from Agartala to the interiors of Kamalasagar constituency, the place a barbed twine marks border between India and Bangladesh. In stark contrast, Manik Sarkar's face may now not be noticed on any poster or banner, even as his celebration is confident of romping house. From January 23 to February 16, the CM addressed over 50 public conferences.
BJP put the whole lot into the campaign. Modi addressed two rallies to start with and was once again for two more on the closing day. Party chief Amit Shah addressed 5 rallies, two roadshows and a press meet.
The BJP campaign was once led by PM Modi and votes were sought in his identify. His cutouts and posters were all over the place Agartala and somewhere else. The flooring paintings was once executed below the leadership of Sunil Deodhar, BJP's in-charge for the state, and the local poster boy was once Biplab Deb, the state celebration chief. However, BJP assets aren't certain who would be the CM if they win as the celebration has now not declared a name. According to the local buzz, Sudip Rai Burman, who moved over from Congress, could be a robust claimant for the put up.
Congress has little hopes of winning but will lower into non-Left votes and end up hurting BJP. Party functionaries acknowledge that the majority of BJP's power has been "borrowed" from Congress as BJP had little presence within the state. BJP's failed attempt to woo Tripura royal Prodyut Deb Burman robbed the celebration of a face to check the stature of CM Manik Sarkar. BJP's pledge "chalo paltai" (Let's alternate) has also overthrown the usual "quiet, inexpensive" ways of campaigning in Tripura and replaced it with an overpowering audio-visual campaign - from Agartala to the interiors of Kamalasagar constituency, the place a barbed twine marks border between India and Bangladesh. In stark contrast, Manik Sarkar's face may now not be noticed on any poster or banner, even as his celebration is confident of romping house. From January 23 to February 16, the CM addressed over 50 public conferences.
BJP put the whole lot into the campaign. Modi addressed two rallies to start with and was once again for two more on the closing day. Party chief Amit Shah addressed 5 rallies, two roadshows and a press meet.
BJP's blitzkrieg vs Manik Sarkar's sober show
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February 19, 2018
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