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Captain Amarinder Singh voices unease inside the BJP and hints at missing Congress’s old consultative culture, long-frozen political possibilities are quietly resurfacing. With BJP struggling for relevance in Punjab, SAD desperate for revival, and Congress lacking a towering face, familiar equations suddenly look tempting again.
भाजपा के भीतर असहजता जाहिर कर रहे कैप्टन अमरिंदर सिंह और कांग्रेस के पुराने “परामर्श आधारित सिस्टम” को याद करने वाले उनके बयान ने पंजाब की राजनीति में जमी हुई संभावनाओं को फिर से हिला दिया है। भाजपा पंजाब में अब भी हाशिए पर है, अकाली दल वापसी के लिए बेचैन है, और कांग्रेस के पास कोई मजबूत चेहरा नहीं दिखता। ऐसे में पुराने समीकरण फिर से आकर्षक लगने लगे हैं।
The party that once drew its strength from Vande Mataram now seems scared to even touch the issue, and Congress leaders accuse others of “majoritarian politics” in words strikingly similar to the Muslim League’s rhetoric from pre-Independence days. As the debate resurfaces, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi remain silent, carefully avoiding a stand on a song that once defined the freedom struggle. Are Rahul and Priyanka avoiding the Vande Mataram debate because they fear losing a section of voters or because the Congress no longer knows what it actually stands for in 2024-27 politics ?
