How the game of Lok Sabha changed in 2024, when Rahul Gandhi revealed the secret
Rahul Gandhi News / How the game of Lok Sabha changed in 2024, when Rahul Gandhi revealed the secret
Rahul Gandhi News - How the game of Lok Sabha changed in 2024, when Rahul Gandhi revealed the secret
Rahul Gandhi News: The results of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections have proved to be a major turning point in politics. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which won with an absolute majority in the last two elections, fell away from the majority this time. At the same time, the Congress doubled its number of seats, behind which many reasons are being discussed.During the Samvidhan Samman Sammelan in Ranchi, Rahul Gandhi shared important things about this change. He said that one of the main reasons for the defeat of the BJP was the issue of the Constitution raised by him. "I only put Baba Saheb's Constitution in front of the people and said that I will not let anyone touch it," Rahul said.Rahul Gandhi also pointed out that the smile has disappeared from the face of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which is a big blow to him due to the results of the elections. He also expressed concern that the Constitution is now being protected neither by the Election Commission nor by the judiciary.Apart from this, Rahul told that if the Congress and India Alliance government comes, they are planning to conduct a caste census. Their aim is to break the barrier of 50 percent reservation, so that the share of backward classes, Dalits and Muslims can be ascertained.In the 2024 elections, the BJP won 240 seats, while the Congress won 99 seats. Apart from this, the Congress alliance got 236 and the BJP alliance got 293 seats. 272 MPs are needed to form a central government, so these election results are indicating new equations in the political scenario.According to Rahul Gandhi, "I promise that no one will be able to end your rights," this reflects his new political vision. These results have not only posed challenges for the BJP, but have also provided a new opportunity for the Congress.