PM Modi breaks INDIA alliance even before the battle. The interconnected realms of 'Karta,' 'Karma,' and 'Kriya' hold significant relevance, especially in the political landscape. The Congress party, formed with lofty aspirations and hopes, aimed to carry forward the 'India' alliance. However, political analysts argue that the party, primarily engaged in 'Karta-Karma,' has faced challenges, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's actions playing a crucial role in shaping the current scenario.
While the Congress party's primary objective is to ascend to the center, it has made strategic adjustments and alliances with regional parties, setting the stage for collaborative efforts. Despite being traditional adversaries, the Congress has joined forces with regional parties such as Mamata Banerjee's TMC, Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party, and Uttar Pradesh's Samajwadi Party under the umbrella of the 'India' coalition, progressing as the 'Karta.' These developments occurred in the context of multiple meetings and discussions within the alliance.
The alliance had four meetings, including discussions with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, a key figure in shaping the 'India' coalition. Nitish Kumar's optimism about the coalition's potential to unseat Modi found resonance as the 'Karma' of the Congress party later manifested in actions.
However, as the parliamentary elections approach in two months, the alliance appears to be unraveling. Despite initial efforts to work collaboratively, Mamata, Kejriwal, and Nitish have pursued separate paths, breaking away from the 'India' alliance. This unexpected development is attributed to Modi's strategic actions, according to national political analysts.
Modi's actions are seen as instrumental in disrupting the 'India' alliance through distinct strategies applied to each leader:
Mamata Banerjee: Facing allegations and bans against several MPs, including her nephew, Mamata's potential confrontation with the BJP before elections would have raised concerns about electoral integrity. Modi's actions are seen as having influenced her decision to depart from the India alliance.
Arvind Kejriwal: Facing summons in a liquor case and the possibility of arrest, Kejriwal's decision to break away from the alliance is attributed to a perceived reduction in the Enforcement Directorate's aggression, which is considered Modi's strategic action.
Nitish Kumar: Anticipating the RJD as a primary adversary in the race for the CM post in Bihar, Nitish strategically changed allegiances to BJP, bidding farewell to the India alliance. This shift is seen as a consequence of Modi's actions.
In essence, Modi's actions are perceived as instrumental in strategically dismantling the 'India' alliance, leading to unexpected shifts in the political landscape.