NEW DELHI: BJP's loss at its "laboratory of communal and hate politics", Kairana, obviously displays that people didn't accept the ruling celebration's governance and its destruction of the unity and integrity of India, CPI(M) chief Sitaram Yechury mentioned these days.
The CPI(M) general secretary feared that the loss in the bypolls would push the RSS-BJP to unfold communal tension and create a divide between religious communities to consolidate the "Hindutva votebank" ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
"Well, communal division is the only weapon left in their arsenal. Surely, they would try to spread communal tension now. But I think people would not now fall prey to this," he mentioned.
"Kairana was their laboratory of communal and hate politics. For BJP to lose with such a massive margin is a signal that people of our country are not accepting RSS-BJP's governance and the way they are destroying the unity and integrity of our country. For them to be defeated there, is very significant," Yechury told PTI.
In a jolt to the ruling BJP, the RLD gained the Kairana Lok Sabha seat, defeating the rival BJP via a huge margin.
Tabassum Hasan of the Rashtriya Lok DaL beat BJP's Mriganka Singh via 44,618 votes, election administrative center in Lucknow mentioned. In the method, Hasan (48) has turn into the primary Muslim face from Uttar Pradesh in the 16th Lok Sabha.
Hasan was supported via the Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party as their joint opposition candidate.
Yechury mentioned though the BJP is trying to venture the united opposition as the most important explanation why for its loss, the actual explanation why is that the ruling celebration is shedding its social base. If you look at the vote share there is a substantiate drop in the voting percentage of the BJP, he mentioned.
Happy in regards to the "unprecedented" building up in the vote-share in Kerala bypoll where the LDF has gained with a document margin, he mentioned the people of the state have recommended the working out of the CPI(M) and the state government.
The CPI too termed the victory of the united opposition in bypolls as the victory of secular democratic forces which can be coming together to defeat BJP's communal politics.
"The bypoll results show the continuation of the decline of BJP. From Gujarat, Karnataka the decline had started and it would definitely reflect in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Secular democratic forces have now realised that they should come together. People are also leaving BJP as they have realised the communal agenda of BJP," CPI chief D Raja mentioned.
On West Bengal, where the Left have come all the way down to the 3rd position in the bypoll with the TMC profitable the poll and BJP being the second one, the Left events have mentioned that the TMC and the BJP have an working out and it is the BJP which has been given the distance to consolidate the Hindutva votebank via the TMC.
The CPI(M) general secretary feared that the loss in the bypolls would push the RSS-BJP to unfold communal tension and create a divide between religious communities to consolidate the "Hindutva votebank" ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
"Well, communal division is the only weapon left in their arsenal. Surely, they would try to spread communal tension now. But I think people would not now fall prey to this," he mentioned.
"Kairana was their laboratory of communal and hate politics. For BJP to lose with such a massive margin is a signal that people of our country are not accepting RSS-BJP's governance and the way they are destroying the unity and integrity of our country. For them to be defeated there, is very significant," Yechury told PTI.
In a jolt to the ruling BJP, the RLD gained the Kairana Lok Sabha seat, defeating the rival BJP via a huge margin.
Tabassum Hasan of the Rashtriya Lok DaL beat BJP's Mriganka Singh via 44,618 votes, election administrative center in Lucknow mentioned. In the method, Hasan (48) has turn into the primary Muslim face from Uttar Pradesh in the 16th Lok Sabha.
Hasan was supported via the Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party as their joint opposition candidate.
Yechury mentioned though the BJP is trying to venture the united opposition as the most important explanation why for its loss, the actual explanation why is that the ruling celebration is shedding its social base. If you look at the vote share there is a substantiate drop in the voting percentage of the BJP, he mentioned.
Happy in regards to the "unprecedented" building up in the vote-share in Kerala bypoll where the LDF has gained with a document margin, he mentioned the people of the state have recommended the working out of the CPI(M) and the state government.
The CPI too termed the victory of the united opposition in bypolls as the victory of secular democratic forces which can be coming together to defeat BJP's communal politics.
"The bypoll results show the continuation of the decline of BJP. From Gujarat, Karnataka the decline had started and it would definitely reflect in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Secular democratic forces have now realised that they should come together. People are also leaving BJP as they have realised the communal agenda of BJP," CPI chief D Raja mentioned.
On West Bengal, where the Left have come all the way down to the 3rd position in the bypoll with the TMC profitable the poll and BJP being the second one, the Left events have mentioned that the TMC and the BJP have an working out and it is the BJP which has been given the distance to consolidate the Hindutva votebank via the TMC.
BJP losing Kairana shows people rejecting communal politics: Sitaram Yechury
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