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Description: కాంగ్రెస్ ఉండడం BJP కి అవసరం || Congress Loss Need Not Be BJP Gain || Between the 2009 and 2014 to 2019 general elections, the BJP nearly doubled its national vote share. The more remarkable thing is that on all evidence it is just as dominant now. Meanwhile, India’s economy has gone into a long-period stall since 2017, unemployment is at a historic high, there’s rising inflation, especially fuel and edible oil prices, and there have been two years of pandemic pain. Yet, the voters of the BJP, and more specifically Narendra Modi, are steadfast. This isn’t just the committed BJP voters, or the ones we might describe as core Hindutva voters. That is the number that voted for the BJP in 2009 as well. It’s the additional new crores that the party attracted later whose commitment has looked unshakeable too. They accept and fret over all the negatives, economy to unemployment and high prices. But you ask them, so who will you vote for, and the answer is still Narendra Modi and the BJP. It isn’t counterintuitive if you listen to their reasons: Where, what and who is the alternative? How can we vote for “that” Rahul Gandhi and the Congress? And who wants another khichdi coalition? theprint.in/national-interest/theres-a-new-alternative-to-congress-emerging-why-thats-not-good-news-for-bjp-either/945822