Anirban Bandyopadhyay / ET
Why the sudden perceived shift in favour of an alliance, which is arguably not a straight road to utopia for the Bihari voter? The questions answers itself. The Bihari voter is an astute, grounded individual. She reckons that a team of two sparring Biharis is possibly a better option than an army of a dazzling general who dictates terms from outside.
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The average Bihari voter wants a single platform where the two quintessentially Bihari leaders can be organised. The platform may be provisional, or even somewhat unstable. But there is no reason to believe it will not be dynamic or promising. It can mobilise, and it does, in ways that remain to be adequately understood and addressed beyond the sound bites and caste numbers clutter. more
Why the sudden perceived shift in favour of an alliance, which is arguably not a straight road to utopia for the Bihari voter? The questions answers itself. The Bihari voter is an astute, grounded individual. She reckons that a team of two sparring Biharis is possibly a better option than an army of a dazzling general who dictates terms from outside.
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The average Bihari voter wants a single platform where the two quintessentially Bihari leaders can be organised. The platform may be provisional, or even somewhat unstable. But there is no reason to believe it will not be dynamic or promising. It can mobilise, and it does, in ways that remain to be adequately understood and addressed beyond the sound bites and caste numbers clutter. more
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