The famous episode in the Mahabharata depicts Yudhishthira performing the 'Rajasuya Yaga', wherein he garners the support of numerous kings from all corners of his kingdom.
Those who do not pledge their support are subdued and vanquished. Presently, a similar scenario is unfolding according to certain posts on the internet.
Legal actions on opponents of BJP is compared to 'Rajasuya Yaga' where it is being performaned by Modi-Shah.
There are instances where leaders who challenged Modi's authority faced consequences. And those who maintained cordial relations or aligned with the BJP are not under trouble.
Modi's mission to eradicate corruption and diminish Congress's influence aligns with his long term political strategy.
Here are some instances:
- Mamata who once soared high has now remained silent.
- Naveen Patnaik opts for amicable relations over confrontation with the BJP, avoiding complications. So he is not under trouble
- Shiv Sena undergoes a split, falling into the hands of pro-BJP Shinde.
- Sharad Pawar's party divides, with pro-BJP Ajit Pawar taking control.
- Chandrababu resorts to kneeling before Modi, seeking blessings.
- Jagan maintains a cordial rapport with Modi
- KCR's attempts to engage with Modi remain futile, indicating ongoing political confrontations.
- Mayawati's influence wanes, while left parties lose relevance.
- Nitish compromises due to political pressures.
- Kejriwal faces setbacks, alongside leaders like KCR, Mamata, and Nitish, who aimed for prominent roles in national politics and eyed the PM's seat.
- The freezing of Congress's IT accounts and ongoing legal actions intensify the pressure.
- With the revival of cases against Kanimozhi and Raja, the DMK feels the heat.
Modi's political dominance persists, with new alliances in Tamil Nadu likely bolstering BJP's vote share, while Kerala may witness a marginal increase in seats.
The saga continues beyond the elections, and if a two thirds majority is secured then it would signify Modi's successful Rajasuya Yaga.
