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Factually speaking, neither Party ( the AIMIM or the BJP) seemed like posing a threat to Mamata Bannerjee, particularly after her impressive performance in 2016.But then nothing is permanent in this World. The Goodwill she earned started dissipating from 2018 onwards.The Panchayat Elections held that year, simply started to dim Mamata Bannerjee's popularity. Violence in Elections and spilling of Innocent Blood, all because of not allowing opposition Party Candidates to File their Nominations, it began to dent Mamata Bannerjee's Goodwill amongst the Voters.Her Leaders refused to learn.Anubrato Mondal or better known as Kesto Da gave his fervent support to these acts of violence, committed by his Party Workers.When asked why his Party Workers beat up the Candidates of rival political parties and stopped them from filing their Nominations: This Birbhum District TMC Strongman came up with a very imaginative reply.“UNNAYAN RUKE DIYECHE”.DEVELOPMENT HAD STOPPED THEM”.The TMC slogan in those Panchayat Elections had been UNNAYAN, that's what we call DEVELOPMENT.TOP NEWSA poem ignites TMC strongman’s ire, literary world rushes to poet’s defenceThe ruling party has already won 34.2 % of the total three-tier panchayat seats uncontested, which Opposition alleged is due to violence and terror.Written By Ravik Bhattacharya | Kolkata |May 11, 2018 2:27:10 pmAn award-winning poet who was slammed by a TMC strongman for his poem that criticised the recent pre-panchayat poll violence, has received support from another noted literary figure.Jnanpith, Sahitya Akademi awards winner and Padma Bhusan recipient Sankha Ghosh’s recent poem ‘Mukto Ganatantra (Free Democracy)’ recently riled Trinamool’s Birbhum president Anubrata Mondal, who targeted the poet during three public rallies in Purulia district on Wednesday. Soon after, noted poet Mandakranta Sen wrote a piece in solidarity.One of the couplets of ‘Mukto Ganatantra’ says: “Dekho khule tin nayan, rasta jure kharag haat e dariye ache unnayan (open your three eyes and look, development is blocking the road with a weapon). The line refers to one of Mondal’s controversial speeches during the nomination phase when he had remarked that the Opposition had failed to submit their nomination forms because ‘unnayan’ (development) stood on the streets.At rallies held in Purulia on Wednesday, Mondal had said, “This poet is giving big talks. Who is he? We knew Rabindranath (Tagore) and Nazrul (Islam) as poets. Who is this new poet who has sprung up, speaking about my development…He is insulting the name Sankha,” said Mondal.Following Mondal’s remarks, Sen wrote a poem expressing her grief and support for Ghosh. Her unnamed piece, which she posted on Facebook on Thursday, stated that “our country is such a hopeless one, and that Bengal is seeing a downfall where the voices of the uneducated are heard, but poets are paid no heed”.“I have nothing to say. He (Anubrata Mondal) said what he wanted to,” Sankha Ghosh told The Indian Express.Mandakranta told this newspaper she was “disheartened and disillusioned” by Mondol’s remarks. “Such people are expected to be rulers of the state, leaders of the state. What he said is a shame on our culture and literature. He said he never heard the name Sankha Ghosh…There are a few in Bengal who react to things happening in the country, the ills that plague us now. We all have a social responsibility. However, most intellectuals seem to look the other way,” she added.Other members of the literary community also spoke out in Ghosh’s defence. “Sankha Ghosh has been writing since the 50’s. He received an Akademi award. The person who is making such comments against him understands neither literature not poetry,” said poet Joy Goswami.Noted writer Nabanita Deb Sen said, “What more can be expected from people like him.”The ruling party has already won 34.2 % of the total three-tier panchayat seats uncontested, which Opposition alleged is due to violence and terror. The highest number of uncontested wins for TMC is in Mondal’s Birbhum district. Of the total 2,427 seats in gram panchayat, 1,967 (87.5%) were won uncontested by Trinamool. The party also got a walkover in 405 of 465 panchayat samity seats in the district. In zilla parishads, all 42 seats were won uncontested by Trinamool.The Voters of BIRBHUM District witnessed this naked Dance of Democracy and DEVELOPMENT, both with tears in their eyes.They came out and voted in large numbers for BJP in BIRBHUM.The Parliamentary Election Results were still in favour of TMC which won both the Seats.But then Democracy, after lying much low, suddenly started to assert itself during the run-up to the forthcoming Assembly Elections.Anubroto Mondal, in his preparation, to galvanise his Party began to your the entire District and get a first hand experience of the TMC political machinery in the District.His experiences must have shocked this Stronan.Booth Presidents, openly told him that TMC was going to lose these Assembly Elections. The issues of ‘Cut Money', was invoked and too Anubroto Mondal's misery, his Party Workers, the one who manned the Polling Booths, we're really disheartened.PoliticsLast Updated: September 03, 2020 08:03 IST'Roads better during Left Front rule': Local TMC leader stuns party strongmanTrinamool Congress Birbhum district president Anubrata Mondal, known for his strongman image in dealing with any kind of opposition, was in for a shock on Wednesday when a booth president of his party told him during a meeting that the condition of roads in his village were better during the Left Front rule.Written by Press Trust Of IndiaTrinamool Congress Birbhum district president Anubrata Mondal, known for his strongman image in dealing with any kind of opposition, was in for a shock on Wednesday when a booth president of his party told him during a meeting that the condition of roads in his village were better during the Left Front rule.An irked Mondal immediately proposed to relieve the man from his post but was chastened by the local villagers' support for the booth-level leader.Holding a booth workers' meeting at Purandarpur in Suri, Mondal faced the unthinkable situation when the president of Majhipur village booth committee of the TMC, Ganesh Roy, told him flatly that the condition of roads were better during the Left Front rule.Asked by the party's Birbhum strongman as to why the TMC did not do well in the last Lok Sabha elections and whether he thought things will be better in the coming Assembly elections, Roy said, "Locals have some problems...the main being bad road condition." At this, Mondal asked, "We came to power nine years ago, could you not tell those who were running the government for 34 years before that'" "It was better then. We could at least ride bicycles on roads, now we can't even do that," pat came Roy's reply.Taken aback by the retort, Mondal told Roy that if "he himself does not have faith in the party, how can he convince other people'" Mondal then proposed to relieve Roy from the booth presidency of the village.This did not go down well with the villagers of Majhipur, who protested, leading to intervention by other leaders and withdrawal of the proposal.Asked about the incident, Mondal later told reporters that it was an internal matter.The programme was, however, did telecast live on a social media platform.So, what we get.It's not the AIMIM and the BJP in the long run to upsetting Mamata Bannerjee's dream for a Third consecutive Chief Ministership.Rather it's the likes of Political Strongman in the mould of Anubroto Mondal, who taking advantage of a lethargic Administration in their favour have started to subjugate Democracy in their favour.But Indian Democracy has simply marched on.The CPIM Stalwarts who are cooling their heals in Alimmuddin Street, the State CPIM Headquarters must be now discussing the real values of Indian Democracy.Reduced to a mere Single Digit in Vote Shares from a commanding nearly Fifty per cent Share, the Marxists having eaten a humble pie are forced to forge an alliance with the Congress Party- their Bete Noire of the earlier Six Decades. And without taking a seipe at the latter's political ideology, no Marxist Leader could ever dream of sleeping well.The Marxist Harmads failed the orthodox CPIM Leaders who proudly exhibited the Photos of Stalin and told sagas of his tales of Iron hands and how he created the Iron Curtain.The same Marxists, the photo of Stalin is still there, we Indians are a bit conventional about our Deities, but at these hours we do discuss whether the deeds of our Gods were practical and possible.Stalin is still revered but then the Bengal Voter has suitably rejected his local Stalinist.Mamata Bannerjee would be long remembered but then the likes of Anubroto Mondal has certainly cast a question on her Re-election in the forthcoming Assembly Elections.It has nothing to do with the Ideology of the BJP and the AIMIM.OTHERWISE A MASS LEADER LIKE SHUBHENDU ADHIKARI WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN JOINING THE BJP IN THE AUGUST COMPANY OF AMIT SHAH.

Has to be between the United of 2007–2008 and the invincibles.The treble-winning squad of Manchester was great, but if you recall correctly, they sort of fumbled their way to it.When I think of the 07/08 United, I think of the raw attacking power in the form of Ronaldo, Rooney, Tevez, and Berbatov; second to none back then (and maybe even today really).And the invincibles…well, need I say more? They were literally invincible.But if I had to choose one between the two as a personal favorite? United of 07/08.Ronaldo’s form back then and his youth alone distinguished him as one of the most dynamic and menacing players I’ve seen. That, coupled with…Rooney; who has consistently been world class up until 2014Tevez; who was not at his peak, but still a great forwardAnd Berbatov; an elegantly imposing forward who was at his peak…is enough for me to nominate them. If they went head-to-head with the invincibles, they'd win, but only by the slightest of margins. You can't take away anything absolutely anything from that Arsenal squad.

The question is very crucial. TO answer the question it is vital to know the history of UP politics, the presence of the political parties, and the election results of Assembly (2012 & 2017) and general elections(2014 & 2019).Assembly election of 2012 -SP - 224 (29.15%)BSP - 80 (25.91%)BJP - 47 (15%)INC - 28 (11.63%)RLD - 09 (2.33%)Others - 19 (12.83%)Before the general election 2014 and assembly election of 2017, the position of BJP was not to get 72+ and 300+ seats due to the presence of SP, BSP, and other regional parties & issues. The Modi magic and anti-incumbency factor helped the BJP to win 71 seats. With the result from the Assembly election of 2013 and 2018 in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh we could easily realize that the mood of voters and wind of Modi Magic is absolutely different in Assembly and Parliament election. The state election manages to win with the help of CM’s face, Local issue, Caste-based votes, anti-incumbency, and balance of Law & order in the state.General Election of 2014 -BJP - 71 (42.30%)AD - 02 (1.0%)SP - 05 (22.20%)INC - 02 (7.50)BSP - 00 (19.60)Others - 00 (7.4%)In the time of 2017, the SP was in power and the BSP was in the Opposition role. If we don't consider the general election 2014 then the BJP was not in the picture to win the assembly election. But it doesn't mean that either SP or BSP was in a chance to win. The prepoll surveys and Exit polls suggested that a hung assembly will come and with the help of BSP, BJP can form the govt.Assembly election of 2017 -BJP - 312 (39.7%)AD - 09 (1%)SP - 47 (22%)BSP - 19 (22.2%)INC - 07 (6.2%)RLD - 01 (1.8%)Others - 08 (7.1%)The result of the assembly election was a big surprise for BJP but more than the result the nomination of CM’s name was a big shock for all opposition parties in India. After all opposed and criticism, Yogi Ji swore as the CM of UP. His direct approach and aggressive way to tackle the situation were severely criticized by the parties and social workers. Then the Bye-election defeat in Gorakhpur was a big win of GA over BJP. With the stronghold of case votes, party’s pocket votes, anti-incumbency and the formation of GA looked strong over the BJP in the general election 2019. But with the Modi Magic, Yogi Ji’s governance, and Hindutva votes, BJP managed to get 62 seats in the election.General Election of 2019 -BJP - 62 (49.98%)AD - 02 (1.21%)SP - 05 (18.11%)BSP - 10 (19.43%)INC - 0 1 (6.36%)Others - 00 (4.91%)Now about the forecasting of the Assembly election 2022 -In this election, BJP will fight along with Apna Dal(S) against all the parties of UP. But as per the current scenario, it looks like the fight will be NDA Vs SP Vs BSP Vs UPA Vs Others. Under this combination with the help of the following factors, Yogi Ji will easily win the election.His effort to make UP an industrial hub will help him to counter the unemployment issuesWithin 2021 filling all state govt vacancies will help him to happy the educates massThe progress of Ram Mandir accelerate his popularity in UP and let the people convince to again vote for BJPYogi Ji as the CM of UP, is better and popular than the Akhilesh Ji and Mayawati Ji in the aspect of Law & Order and governanceModi Magic will be the factor to get additional votes in every assembly seatsThe weak organization work by INC, Family disputes of SP, and no aggressive approach of BSP will make the path for BJP for an easy win in the UP.The negative approach of INC towards Ram Mandir, Article 370, and Triple Talaq will help to get additional votes in every assembly seat.So as of now with a potential CM Yogi Ji and weak opposition parties, No way it looks a difficult task for BJP to win the Assembly election of 2022.RegardsSunil Kumar MohantyMALLB, [email protected]