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Thursday, August 20, 2009
BJP lists its reasons for Lok Sabha poll loss
Is it just me, but the main reason that i think BJP lost the election was the frequent walkouts during parliament sessions instead of having productive debates. I don't mind, I support manmohan.
But for your reference here are the details.
At a closed-door meeting, a three-member committee led by party leader Bal Apte presented its report on the Lok Sabha debacle. Senior party leader Arun Jaitley though denied that such a report existed. The main reasons listed for the party's defeat were:
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Lack of unity among party leaders.
Failure to connect with youth.
BJP failed to corner the Congress on 26/11. Instead the party let the Congress and the media divert the issue and bring in to Kandhar issue.
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Party's election slogans failed.
Varun Gandhi's hate speech also led to BJP debacle.
Projection of Narendra Modi as the future prime minister damaged the party's prospects.
Campaign should have been more meticulous, synchronised and effective.
Personal attack on Manmohan Singh did not go well with people.
In Punjab the alliance partner's attitude affected the performance of National Democratic Alliance.
In Delhi the BJP lost the game even before it was played.
In Haryana party failed to assess the popular mood.
Break up of alliance in Orissa at the 11th hour left the party unawares.