Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rising stature in the country because of his good governance and his sincere involvement with people concerned policies, more over of his good international diplomacy.

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                   15/09/2016.
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Sub : PM Modi's stature as only national leader rises as stocks of Nitish, Rahul and Kejriwal fall; here's how

Ref : Media reports - Financial Express : "According to political scientist Pratap Bhanu Mehta"?!

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rising stature in the country is not entirely  because of his government's performance or his grip over the political pulse of India. The biggest contributor to his increasing popularity is also the decreasing credibility of leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal and Nitish Kumar.

According to political scientist Pratap Bhanu Mehta, BJP's claims of good performance may be inflated but with it is very unlikely that the claims would be challenged by a "credible Opposition" because of their "self-destructive pettiness and parochialism".

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Talking about Kejriwal, Mehta says the AAP leader had emerged as a "genuinely new force". "But instead, Kejriwal's own conduct and public interventions seem to now reek of daily pettiness, where the line between a dignified CM and low troll seems to be vanishing," he writes in the Indian Express.

Mehta points out that a political party signals its loss of direction when it starts claiming everything as "media conspiracy". "AAP, despite the media rooting for it, has reached that point rather swiftly."

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Another leader, Nitish Kumar's has undergone a "spectacular" fall. Despite being instrumental in changing the image of Bihar as the state's CM in alliance with the BJP, his image has taken quite a beating. He is not only unable to find out next development model of Bihar, but also unable to stamp his authority in the 'Mahagathbandhan' with Lalu Yadav's RJD and Congress. Mehta says, "The scandalous release of Shahabuddin has cut Nitish's authority and credibility to size."

Nitish harbours the ambition of becoming the PM of India. For this, he needed to create a new buzz around his state. "Now it is the conventional buzz of Bihar that is making him look like a floundering leader," writes Mehta.

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Congress' Rahul Gandhi, who has embarked on an "old-fashioned" campaigning in UP, has not yet evolved as a national leader. He has not been able to show that the Congress can overcome past mistakes and show "principled" leadership in moments of national crisis and take strong decisions.

Mehta says that all three leaders are "veering towards the left". It would have been fine if they stood for promoting a participatory economy. Instead, their focus is more on public expenditure and "old instruments" of welfare.

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According to Mehta, it should be worrying for Modi's competitors that no economic model has emerged from states like Bihar and Karnataka (ruled by Congress) or Delhi.

Even as electoral space is opening up in BJP-ruled states, the absence of a "national perspective" among Modi's opponents is giving BJP a free run of this space. Amidst problems like Kashmir crisis, violent agitations in states like Haryana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, brewing caste-conflict in Maharashtra, crime and communalism in UP and violence in Kerala, India will need deeper political resources.

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Mehta says, "All it might get is an Opposition that seems not to want to rise to challenges; they are all making Modi look larger than he is."

Note

1. This political scientist is more interested on evil forces such as Kejariwal, Rahul, Nitish;

2. Hence he is not fully agreeing with PM'S Vision and his dedicated efforts in his governance;

3.There are still more evil demons such as Communists, Mulayam, Lalu, Mayavathy, Mamata, Jayalalitha ( and many more ), but no mention in this report;

4. This report is about a political pundit who is not glorifying PM, but more concerned about evil forces;

5. This trend of the media could not be appreciated.

My views 

1. First of all all opposition must shed hatred on BJP and PM;

2. They must join to help good governance in the center;

3. Ruling party alone could not do anything;

4. All the members must join hands,forgetting their political differences;

5. Any effort for the good governance should not blocked playing dirty politics by the opposition.

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