BJP - the desire, dream and imagination of Tamil Nadu

Many people in Tamil Nadu strongly believe that the entry of BJP in Tamil Nadu is difficult as majority of people in the state are mystically engulfed into Dravidian politics. But the truth is quite contrary. People are looking for change, looking for decisive leader and development. No one can deny the truth that today BJP under Modiji commands credibility, has clear vision and is committed. Therefore the language BJP needs to use in the state must be the language that should clearly reach the last man in the state and must create an imprint on how the Dravidian rule has ruined the state and the life of people.

All pervasive corruption, abysmally poor quality education, freebie culture, money for vote culture etc., are some of the great gifts of Drawidian rule. It was a time, the value systems of Dravidian movements had some relevance and hence people had accepted the Drawidian movement intoto. But today, people recognize that continuing with same old Drawidian politics will do nothing but ruin the state further.

While legibly narrating every aspect of Dravidian rule and how it had ruined the state, the BJP must clearly come out with the vision map for Tamil Nadu. Many political parties in the state still live in the world of extrapolation of past poll arithmetic and sloganeering on the language supremacy. BJP must bring educated people from all sections of society to present its core value system and must showcase the party as equal opportunity political party for all casts.

Since Modiji enjoys great respect especially among youth, special focus must be given to address the youths, school and college students. More than the people on fifties, octogenarians and septuagenarians, women and youth are going to be the deciding factor in coming election. Many youths are victims of Tasmac and hence can understand the importance of complete abolition. All those who sanctified alcohol business in the state to facilitate the manufacturing of alcohol lobby from own party must be exposed to people. Further BJP also must present all facts about how education is run as business in Tamil Nadu, how the education has been ruined purely due to the secret whip of the collage administration that the students should never fail in the classes irrespective of not having any merit, many argue.

The poll approach of BJP should not be merely on blame game but it also must be sandwiched by the vision for the state.

In the name of Tamil linguistic supremacy, the political parties are simply affirming own position and doing nothing to people or the state. Ironically the children of most of the Dravidian party leaders are educated in best schools but in the state they promote the regional language for poor people. Promoting the regional language is not bad but crating a binding upon it with emotional touch is meant more for own political gains.

Once explained, the youth will certainly understand the truth because most of them are victims of Drawidian politics over several decades.

The prudent OPS camp deciding not to align with Amma group of AIADMK has in fact promoted its respect and reputation and hence the well respected OPS, the glorious Modiji and certainly the well positioned PMK on development plank in all probability must join together to begin new history in Tamil Nadu. More than winning, ending Dravidian politics is the need of the hour to save the state. Therefore all leaders who have very clean image like OPS, PMK and BJP must join together to change the fortune of the state.

People of Tamil Nadu will certainly understand the importance of having good working relationship between the state and central Government. The people of Tamil Nadu certainly know that Modiji only will form next Government at centre and therefore alliance of OPS, PMK and BJP will be seen as progressive alliance and not an opportunistic or power thirst force.

Those in AIADMK who are frustrated with either of the group (OPS and EPS) may find BJP most acceptable than any other party. Thus converting the alliance as people’s movement is quite easy. People wish that the alliance should not fall apart on the issue of who would be the Chief Minister face. The state must be saved first from the repeat of Dravidian rule and hence the priority must be for the state than the chair of CM.

Dr S Ranganathan