Mayank Mishra / Quint
Given the way things are, if the BJP wanted to have a meaningful impact of its Jungle Raj II jibe at Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Lalu Prasad, it should have desisted from selecting candidates with criminal records. The party, on the contrary, has fielded more tainted candidates than others. What is worse, the BJP’s own members have accused the party leadership of selling tickets to criminals. If that is true, is it any different from the Jungle Raj? No wonder then that people are not convinced about the party’s Jungle Raj II slogan. more
Given the way things are, if the BJP wanted to have a meaningful impact of its Jungle Raj II jibe at Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Lalu Prasad, it should have desisted from selecting candidates with criminal records. The party, on the contrary, has fielded more tainted candidates than others. What is worse, the BJP’s own members have accused the party leadership of selling tickets to criminals. If that is true, is it any different from the Jungle Raj? No wonder then that people are not convinced about the party’s Jungle Raj II slogan. more
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