India State Polls Deepen Hindu-Muslim Political Divide
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India state polls deepen Hindu-Muslim political divide
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters celebrate election results near a counting station in Kolkata, India. (EPA Images pic) NEW DELHI: India’s main opposition Congress party drew increasingly strong backing from Muslim voters while Hindus overwhelmingly voted for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party, results from recent elections in four states have shown. This voter trend highlights hardening religious polarisation in the officially secular …
Hindu vote consolidation becomes BJP’s electoral multiplier in States.
BJP's Eastern Surge: How Hindutva Consolidation Reshaped West Bengal Politics. ~Pramod Kumar Singh As BJP’s chief strategist Union Home Minister Amit Shah punched the West Bengal Assembly elections with a new tag line — “Anga, Banga and Kalinga” — the BJP and its allies are now in power in 21 States from the Rann of…
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