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Unprecedented Electoral Verdict
A Historic Masterclass in Election Management

The recently concluded Bihar elections were truly remarkable and unparalleled.

In living memory, this is perhaps the first election where not a single booth required re-polling, not a single shot was fired, and the entire process remained peaceful. Bihar’s electoral history has long been marred by violence—booth capturing, killings, arson, and bloodshed were once considered routine.

Yet, the two-phase election this time was conducted with such extraordinary calm and precision that the entire credit rightfully goes to Chief Election Commissioner Shri Gyanesh Kumar.

Despite criticism and resistance, the CEC—architect of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)—ensured that this grand festival of democracy was completed flawlessly. The appreciation he deserves is far greater than words can express.

Removing 6 million bogus voters from the rolls is no trivial task.
What is even more remarkable is this: not a single genuine voter came forward claiming that their name had been wrongly deleted.

Such accuracy. Such precision. Absolutely error-free.
Heartiest congratulations and best wishes.

We hope you continue to deliver similar success across the rest of India.

And one more thing—have you ever wondered why Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and their loyal supporters harbor such hostility toward Shri Gyanesh Kumar?

Because this is the very officer who drafted the Article 370 abrogation framework and the Triple Talaq legislation.
Out of sheer irritation, they mockingly twist his name to “Gyanesh Kumar Gupta,” attempting to inject caste aspersions and claim he is helping Modi because he is “a Bania”.

But it is officers like him who keep the nation functioning—and allow ordinary citizens like us to sleep in peace.

Thank you, Sir.
We sincerely hope that during the remainder of your tenure, you continue to conduct elections with the same level of neutrality and serenity, and that you expedite SIR across the entire country to purify the electoral rolls.

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If you truly want results, learn a lesson or two from the BJP’s social engineering, Amit Shah’s Chanakya-style strategy, and the sheer force of the Modi brand. Want to understand where the real pathways of power run? Just listen to the speech Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered two nights ago at the BJP headquarters in Delhi after the victory celebrations.
From one single line of his, it was clear: the Ganga that rose in Bihar is now flowing toward Bengal to meet the sea.

Those who understood this are players. Those who didn't, amateurs. Victory and defeat are part of the game, but doing politics part-time is political suicide. Trying to paint others as thieves while boasting of greatness despite barely saving deposits, this is nothing but pushing oneself into a pit of political decline.

After sweeping Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, and Maharashtra, the BJP’s chariot is now rolling toward Bengal. RSS teams that fanned out across Bihar have already begun moving to Bengal without wasting a moment. Just watch, come January, teams of MLAs from every BJP and NDA-ruled state will be walking the lanes and mohallas of Bengal. At the BJP headquarters in Delhi, the blueprint for “Mission Bengal” is literally being drawn on sprawling maps.

And behind this blueprint is the BJP’s strategic think-tank, sharpened and executed by Amit Shah and his team. I told you, didn’t I? This is social engineering, an alloy of mathematics, physics, and chemistry. It’s not easy; it demands sweat, strategy, and relentless hard work. From zero to 88 seats in Bengal, and now to push that 88 toward 188, requires fire in the belly.

PM Modi was right when he said the Congress has abandoned its own ideology and wandered onto the path of Maoism and the Muslim League. It is tragic indeed. A 150-year-old party once guided by giants like Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Patel, Madan Mohan Malaviya, Subhas Chandra Bose, Lala Lajpat Rai, Gopal Krishna Gokhale, Purushottam Das Tandon, and Lal Bahadur Shastri, look whose hands it has fallen into today.

For 11 years straight, Congress has been practising nothing but negative politics. Frustrated by its repeated failures, it has now stooped to the extent of pushing the country toward the conditions of Nepal and Bangladesh.
All this while forgetting what the very Constitution they brandish in their pockets has done, making Indian democracy resilient, robust, and self-confident. The governments of the last 11 years governed through the same Constitution.
People are choosing those who understand the Constitution far better than they do.

Ironically, Congress’s foolish politics has turned its leaders into a super asset for the BJP. Every time Rahul speaks, the Congress loses a few thousand votes.

In such circumstances, the PM is not wrong to say that Congress is heading toward a future split. Thoughtful leaders will walk away. Congress has broken before, don’t forget. Nobody wishes for Congress to collapse entirely, but look,
in Bihar it won the same number of seats as Owaisi.
An opposition is essential; it is the foundation of democracy. But the current Indian opposition is exactly where its own actions have brought it.

And remember, public backlash in politics is brutal.
The same crisis that struck the opposition in Bihar will soon stand before Mamata Banerjee, who has drifted into full-scale authoritarianism.
Jai Hind ❗ Jai bharat 🙏

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Social media may be overflowing with hateful posts about Maithili Thakur, but the irony is delicious: even after losing, the foot soldiers of the Mahagathbandhan have already begun scripting their next defeat.

The same people chanting slogans about “Gen Z–Gen Z” after the Bangladesh upheaval have now been silenced by a simple political truth-Modi fielded a true Gen Z candidate, and the people embraced her.
This is how your talking points evaporate one by one. Self-reflection is needed; outrage won’t save you.

What sets Maithili Thakur apart is not merely that she sings, but what she sings and how she carries herself.
Her voice is steeped in devotion, soaked in the soil of Bihar, and rooted in the ancient Maithili tradition that blends sweetness with spiritual depth.
There is no flamboyance in her art—only sincerity, humility, and the fragrance of home.

Her rise is not the rise of a “singer”; it is the rise of a cultural stream.
She is not a Bollywood performer chasing glamour—she is a carrier of heritage, now the youngest MLA of her state. Whether she succeeds in politics is a question for another day; what matters right now is that a girl from a village, known for her down-to-earth grace and spiritual singing, has been recognized and elevated by the Prime Minister himself.

Those who kept parroting “Gen Z” were answered with the victory of a 25-year-old young woman steeped in culture.
And when the attacks against her intensified, top BJP leaders camped in her constituency. Amit Shah personally stepped in to resolve the rebellion of Pappu Singh.

This is how the future is shaped.
This is how leaders are crafted.
This is how narratives shift, and issues begin to move in your favour.
Jai Hind ❗ Jai Bharat 🙏BJP INDIA Narendra Modi Amit Shah Maithili Thakur

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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Some beautiful clicks (pic courtesy R Davar) at Ranthambore National park

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