2009-04-24 10:13:55 - Congress and BJP putting long war of words with personnel mudslinging campaign continues, people shifting their posture to alternates.Indian interwoven alliances may help to build a consensus in electing the next prime Minister of India.Third and fourth front if gets more than 150 seats equal to that of Congress and BJP tally then they too have stake in forming next govt.To get to consensus candidate in an uphill task.With left,BJD and other group may find the former Lokh Sabha Speaker NCP candidate for the top post which can get outside support from the two brands.Purno Agitok Sangma fit for job as dark horse in race of PM material.Sangma had a charming personality which won him unstinted cooperation from all shades of political opinion represented in the Lok Sabha.
Third and fourth front if gets more than 150 seats equal to that of Congress and BJP tally then they too have stake in forming next govt.To get to consensus candidate in an uphill task.With left,BJD and other group may find the former Lokh Sabha Speaker NCP candidate for the top post which can get outside support from the two
brands.Purno Agitok Sangma fit for job as dark horse in race of PM material.Sangma had a charming personality which won him unstinted cooperation from all shades of political opinion represented in the Lok Sabha. His quest for maintaining decorum, dignity and autonomy of the House with meticulous impartiality, earned him approbation nationwide as per the office of speaker site.Purno Agitok Sangma is born September 1, 1947 Meghalaya, India is an suave Indian politician.He is a former Speaker of Lok Sabha is a co-founder of the Nationalist Congress Party.He became Vice-President of the Pradesh Youth Congress in Meghalaya in 1973 and became the General Secretary the next year and then the General Secretary of the Pradesh Congress Committee of Meghalaya from 1975 to 1980.Sangma was elected to the 6th Lok Sabha in 1977 has been a member of the Lok Sabha since except for the 9th Lok Sabha. From 1980 to 1988, he served the Union Government of India under various capacities. He served as the Chief Minister of Meghalaya from 1988 to 1990. In 1991, when he was elected to the Lok Sabha again, he again served the Union government till 1996 when he became Speaker of Lok Sabha. UPA and NDA bio polar brands of Indian politics gets tough time with the consolidation of third and fourth front pre poll splintering from the two brands and fusioning togther to form an alternate force.Third front conglomerate of parties with an efforts of the Left CPI-M, CPI, RSP, Forward Bloc along with TDP, TRS, JD-S and Bhajan Lal's Haryana Janahit Party,Gowda, Jayalalithaa and Mayawati and fourth front consolidation of Yadavs Paswan,SP,RJD,LJSP,non-Congress secular votes in UPand Bihar which constitutes total 120 seats.Third and fourth front if gets more than 150 seats equal to that of Congress and BJP tally then they too have stake in forming next govt.
India the largest democracy in the world is just twenty five days away to elect its inner orbit of goverance for the federal structure,More than 115 cr peoples with its twenty percent fall in educated with class living pray for better goverance of this rich culture and oldest civilisation in the world to fight todays terrorism,employments and education and health
facilites with rising infrastructure to mingle the states with fair opportunity for all citizens.
PA Sangma,former Lokh Sabha speaker could be dark horse ,a surprise consensus for the top slot with many more name going buzz for the next Prime Minister of India.Is Kandhamal incidents are set to change the fate of nation. Third front breather BJD chief Naveen Patnaik said his party will not show "any flexibility or elasticity" to support either a Congress or BJP-led government at the Centre after the Lok Sabha polls."My party's stand is quite clear that it is not at all flexible in giving support to either Congress or a BJP-led government at the Centre. There is no flexibility or elasticity from our part (in this regard)," Patnaik said. Congress and BJP were not part of the government to be formed at the Centre after the elections.The Chief Minister also said that his party "will not take the support" of BJP, his former ally, in the event of BJD falling short of majority in the state Assembly polls."We are quite confident that we will secure majority on our own," he said.He said his party chose severe ties with BJP after communal violence rocked Kandhamal."Eversince Kandhamal, it became virtually impossible to carry on with the BJP," he said when asked what prompted him to come out of NDA alliance.When asked will he support Sharad Pawar or a Left leader for the post of Prime Minister, he said, "as long as the prime minister is reasonable and rationale to the demands of Orissa, we will consider supporting it."On question if he evolves as a consensus Prime Minister, he said, "I have no such wild ambitions and crazy dreams."Congress-led UPA not being in a position to form a government.
RJD chief Lalu said, "The doors for a post-poll alliance with the Left is still open. We had difference with the Left only over the civilian nuclear deal and nothing else. We have been friends with CPI(M) for a long time," Prasad told reporters when asked if he was prepared to join hands with the Left in the event of the UPA not being in a position to form its government.The Railway minister, however, said he was confident that the UPA will be able to form its government.Prasad also rubbished media reports that his Muslim votebank had split with the Congress and JD(U) making a dent into it."There is no split in our Muslim support base.
NCP chief Sharad Pawar today said he will try to bring back RJD, SP and LJP, which have fielded candidates against Congress, to the UPA and claimed that the coalition may require the support of Left parties to form a Government.
Pawar, who cast his vote in his home constituency Baramati, said he will hold discussions with leaders of RJD, Samajwadi Party and LJP, which are contesting against Congress in Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh, back into the "umbrella of UPA".He told CNN-IBN, "We may require the blessings and support of the Left (parties)."