Srinagar/ Delhi /Mumbai/ Kolkata
Fight for attaining maximum numbers to breach the golden figure ends
but leaves a difficult situation for survives to one and all. Given
that all the political parties are like business houses and their
past, present and future depends upon the decisions they take a
certain intervals of emerging situation. In the history of Jammu and
Kashmir politics, this election has not only turned tables up side
down but has changed it once for all but for the better understanding
of its commoners through political process. This situation is not less
than a checkmate to PDP, BJP, Congress and NC at least.
Leaving level of ego miles apart, political parties with more numbers
are more worried as they had been caught between the existences and
further survive. If BJP and PDP go together then question arises that
who would be the CM. If PDP gets chance to start with then as far as
pervious experience goes BJP would have to face humiliation after
three years. If BJP starts with its CM in coalition of PDP, then it
would tough enough for Muftis to save their half griddled roots in
valley.
If PDP goes with Congress and repeats what Omar has actually done,
simply times pass and demolition of poor poniwals and rehariwalas then
in the coming election it would be hard for PDP to prove its existence
as the NC faced in the current elections. However, If BJP goes with
NC, it would have to face ire of people in Jammu in the next elections
and NC would be completely erased from the political map of Jammu and
Kashmir.
Congress has no option left with it as it has already worked with NC
as well as with PDP but have failed to impress the people who really
want the government. All section have been exploited people of Jammu
and Kashmir on the pretext of region, religion and so called agenda.
No political party has a definite agenda which assures welfare and
security of common voters. So under these circumstances it would be
better for Governor rule than to expend state exchequer as the
salaries to so called winning candidates.