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Chhattisgarh: Can Modi wave bring the final twist?
Still a tug of war, the ballot counting may prove all convictions regarding the Bastar revenge wrong. After all, democracy should win at the end of the day and people have pinned their hopes on Narendra Modi's promises.
BJP's promise
Let's consider for a moment that BJP has won the Assembly elections here, it is important to know what may be in store for the people:
Respect for the poor: "By insulting the poor of the nation these UPA leaders have been cheating the poor. The poor of the nation will have their revenge," he said lashing the Congress for its tea-maker remark.
Poverty may go down and employment may go up. Infrastructure may be developed as is done by Raman Singh in his constituency.
Almost all his rallies from Raigadh, Korba, Bilha and Mahasamund harped on how Congress has taken the country for granted and is taking liberties in insulting the people.
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