🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* In 2014, BJP leaders like Laxmikant Vajpayee and Yogi Adityanath defied restrictions to hold meetings, symbolizing grassroots connection. Yet, after the 2017 victory, Vajpayee was sidelined while Dinesh Sharma was elevated as deputy CM, projected as close to Modi. The logic is clear: strong Brahmin leaders with direct public ties are often displaced, while compliant figures are rewarded. Today, Narottam Mishra faces similar treatment. BJP’

🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* In Delhi today, Youth Congress banners tried to defend Rahul Gandhi, but the damage is already done. Opposition leaders within the INDIA bloc themselves publicly questioned his leadership, stripping away any credibility. As the old Delhi saying goes, “What is lost in a drop cannot be regained from a pond.” Rahul’s humiliation was not from rivals but from allies, making it impossible to cover up. Yet his resilience—or rather stubbornness—me