How Hindutva forces turned the tables in favour of NDA in Maharashtra
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How Hindutva forces turned the tables in favour of NDA in Maharashtra

Hindutva forces played a pivotal role in shifting the political landscape in favor of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Maharashtra, securing a significant advantage in recent elections. By strategically aligning with key political players and leveraging their ideological influence, Hindutva groups helped galvanise voter support for the NDA

Dr Pankaj Jagannath JayswalDr Pankaj Jagannath Jayswal
Nov 25, 2024, 06:00 pm IST
inPolitics, Bharat, Maharashtra
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November 23,  2024 has become an inner transformation day for the Hindu community, as the BJP and allies triumphed Maharashtra with a landslide victory in what appeared to be an untenable situation. Hindu awakening has defined the narrative not only for this election, but also for future elections and how political parties can work for development while keeping Sanatan principles in mind. What elements contributed to the BJP and its partners’ unparalleled success at an unthinkable strike rate.

The deep state forces’ phony narratives against the Idea of India and BJP-led governments, together with Rahul Gandhi and the INDI alliance’s strong support for international deep state forces, caused a wide division among Hindu voters based on caste, constitution, and reservations. PM Modi created government at the centre again, but this time without achieving a majority on his own. The left liberal forces and anti-Hindutva political forces launched a fierce onslaught on Sanatan Dharma and the Modi government, leveraging false narratives. This has proven more detrimental to the Hindutva cause, but Hindutva forces like as the RSS, VHP, Hindu religious and spiritual saints, and their organisations have banded together to unite Hindus for Hindutva.

How Hindutva forces change the ground scenario

The united religious and spiritual Gurus, with the help of RSS, VHP, and other Hindutva organisations, began working on the fake narratives by addressing large gatherings of Hindus to create awareness about the dangers of Waqf Board Act, Love Jihad, Sharia law, Vote Jihad, Madarasa hateful education and its funding, religious conversion of Hindus and its deadly effects, and how united Hindus can save the constitution from destructive forces. This enlightenment caused a great positive wave in the Hindu community, and they recognized how vital unity is, which is why the vote percentage increased this time compared to 2019 and the current Lok Sabha election.

How slogans are influencing elections

PM Modi and Chief Minister Yogi’s slogans “Ek hai to safe hai” and “Batenge to Katenge” sparked a tremendous awakening among Hindus. The confined caste attitude of superiority and inferiority has fallen apart and Hindus now voted together. The course of action of Muslim leader Sajjad Nomani and other Maulavi and Muslim organisations “Fatwa” to vote for MVA increased Hindu unity. The Dhule, Maharashtra Lok Sabha seat Vote Jihad has been consciously instilled in Hindus as to how perilous it is for the entire Hindu community if vote jihad results in a government that fulfills the 17 demands of Muslims that are anti-Maharashtra Dharm and anti-Sanatan Dharm. The combined efforts of Hindutva forces strengthened Hindu unity while also sending a strong signal to all political parties, particularly those who oppose Hindutva and favor Sharia, that Hindus cannot be taken for granted and should not be treated as second-class citizens.

Pawan Kalyan, Andhra Pradesh’s deputy chief minister, made an enormous impact with his speech and rally, particularly in a region of Marathwada that voted against the Modi government in the Lok Sabha elections.

How fake narratives are dismantled

The dismantling of false narratives by organizing teams of intellectuals from all fields and delivering accurate information or narratives to each last mile working extremely well. Every false narrative advanced by Rahul Gandhi and the INDI alliance has been thoroughly dismantled using facts and numbers. This has also boosted public awareness that narratives regarding the constitution, reservation, business, industry, industrialists, economy, Maharashtra’s relationship with Gujarat, and farmer difficulties are all being handled in a methodical manner.

The Maratha reservation factor harmed the BJP terribly in the Lok Sabha election. Maratha and OBC caste politics have caused significant damage to the BJP and its allies. It was difficult to change Marathas’ minds by presenting facts about who was on their side and who was working against them. At the same time, OBC feelings must be carefully addressed. Hindutva forces completed this complicated task effortlessly, raising awareness with facts and data on why everyone should band together under the banner of Hindutva. This has greatly benefited the BJP and its allies. Maratha and OBC voters turned out in great numbers, putting caste politics aside in favor of a better and greater Maharashtra.

Policies that lead to victory

As the state also had a BJP government, Modi’s different schemes for the middle class, neo-middle class, poor families, farmers, and laborers were successfully implemented. The most exciting and effective initiative announced by the BJP-led Maharashtra government for sisters, the “Ladki bahin Yojana,” has created a strong positive wave in favor of the BJP and its alliance partners. The women’s force turned out in large numbers to vote for the BJP and its allies.

How this win will impact central government

Though the BJP did not win Jharkhand, its victories in Haryana and Maharashtra have radically changed the minds of everyone, including opposition parties, who had previously believed that the BJP’s demise had begun. The central government will grow stronger and make more solid decisions in the national interest. instability issue has also taken a back seat. The Waqf Board Amendment Act, UCC, and other critical bills will be vigorously pursued in both houses of parliament. The support of other parties will also increase.

Impact on future elections, notably in Delhi

The Maharashtra outcome may have rattled Arvind Kejariwal’s hopes of winning Delhi the third time. The Delhi election next year will undoubtedly have an influence of Hindutva forces and Hindu unity. If such unity persists and grows stronger, gaining West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana will make it simpler to develop these states socially, economically, and culturally. It is time for every Hindu to stand firm and resist any false narrative generated by the deep state, Rahul Gandhi, and other opposition parties. Hindu unity will benefit every person of this wonderful nation in terms of social, economic, and cultural development.

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