@AmaluAcid_ One of them at least managed to get her PR partially right, despite her own party treating her like disposable trash. The other couldn't even get her PR right, let alone be a good minister.
@Noel__ben CPI(M) has more ZP/panchayat seats if not the same than congress and BJP in many regions,including Lachhmangarh,Dhod,and Danta Ramgarh segments//
Substantiate with the data
@Noel__ben Even when Congress won 0 seats in 2019 in Rajasthan it still had a 35% vote share while contesting alone.
In Kerala, LDF had 33.6% as an alliance in last LS and won only 1 seat. If CMP/KC(Jacob) join LDF and LDF wins 4–5 seats next time, will you credit them?
@thatway2026 LDF could lead only in 2 Loksabha segments in Kerala even in assembly. Even 1 seat is going to be difficult in 2029. In TN, perception will be with the TVK+Congress alliance, DMK+ can't cross 15. AAP will be zero in Delhi 2-4 in Punjab. RJD won't cross 4. SP is with Congress
@AmaluAcid_@Bring_congress How dumb are you?
Look at the Sikar results from 2024 and 2019. When they contested separately, INC got 4.75 lakh votes while CPM got only 31 thousand. Means INC has nearly 15 times the votes of CPM.
Out of the 8 assembly seats within the LS seat, INC has 5 MLAs and BJP 3
@addheeraj Kappen had significant negative sentiment among Congress voters. Didn't get the benefit of the pro UDF wave. Compare with leads in nearby seats Kaduthurthy 31k, even the tight seats Poonjar gave 6.7k and K'ppally gave 5.8k. Had it been an INC candidate lead would have been 20k+
@morpheus_1 Winnability in tough seats, maybe?
Sreekandan won Palakkad Loksabha for Congress in 2019 after 28 years. Thulasi won Kongad for the first time ever.
@tovarischrizzz I have seen the video of Govidnan, and what you said applies more to your original tweet, where the project was described as the most ambitious growth-enabling initiative, even though people and experts are well aware that the reality is quite different. This is a failed idea.