Scenario today of Overall Commercialization of education by private institutions is very disturbing. The day is not far off when basic and primary education will be out of the reach of common citizens.
Review - DEKHO
Scenario today of Overall Commercialization of education by private institutions is very disturbing. The day is not far off when basic and primary education will be out of the reach of common citizens.
As BJP leaders repeatedly talk about contesting all 117 Assembly seats on their own in Punjab, an uncomfortable question continues to surface does the party actually have 117 influential faces capable of leading that battle ? Winning elections is one challenge, but finding credible local leaders who can genuinely represent the party across every constituency is another. Much of the BJP's current leadership in Punjab consists of leaders who arrived from other parties, raising questions about the depth of its original organisation in the state. As the party speaks confidently about expansion and going solo, is it building a strong Punjab-specific leadership structure, or relying heavily on political imports to fill the gaps ?
जब भाजपा नेता पंजाब में सभी 117 विधानसभा सीटों पर अपने दम पर चुनाव लड़ने की बात करते हैं, तो एक असहज सवाल बार-बार सामने आता है क्या पार्टी के पास वास्तव में 117 ऐसे प्रभावशाली चेहरे हैं जो इस लड़ाई का नेतृत्व कर सकें ? चुनाव जीतना एक अलग चुनौती है, लेकिन हर विधानसभा क्षेत्र में ऐसे विश्वसनीय स्थानीय नेता खड़े करना, जो वास्तव में पार्टी का प्रतिनिधित्व कर सकें, उससे भी बड़ी चुनौती है। पंजाब भाजपा के कई प्रमुख चेहरे दूसरे दलों से आए हुए नेता हैं, जिससे राज्य में पार्टी के अपने संगठनात्मक आधार की गहराई पर सवाल उठते हैं। ऐसे में जब भाजपा विस्तार और अकेले चुनाव लड़ने की बात करती है, तो क्या वह पंजाब में अपना मजबूत नेतृत्व तैयार कर रही है, या फिर खाली जगहों को भरने के लिए राजनीतिक आयातों पर ज़्यादा निर्भर है ?
With OBCs estimated to make up nearly one-third of Punjab's electorate and Scheduled Castes accounting for another third, the BJP has launched an aggressive outreach campaign aimed at reshaping the state's political arithmetic before 2027. The party's strategy appears to be built around creating a new social coalition among communities that have traditionally not voted for it in large numbers. But the move raises an important question after decades on the margins of Punjab politics, has the BJP finally identified a viable path to expansion, or is it overestimating the willingness of voters to abandon long-standing political loyalties ? As the party imports its OBC mobilisation model from other states and invests heavily in social outreach, can demographic calculations succeed where electoral results have repeatedly fallen short ?
