Regional parties are in danger due to Jamili elections..!?

* The Jamili election is a blow to the regional parties.
* It is difficult for parties like YCP, TRS, and tdp to recover.
* Regional parties must not ally with national parties.

All over the country right now, everyone is discussing about the Jamili elections. Last week, the Modi government took 100 steps forward in the Jamili elections. Jamili has sent the bill to the President regarding the election. With this, it is said that there is a chance of holding elections across the country before 2026. But in such a background, everyone is worried about the future of regional parties. If indeed the central government conducts Jamili elections, the survival of regional parties across the country will become very difficult. If the Jamili elections are held, all the states will see a fight between prime minister Narendra Modi and rahul Gandhi. Then in the mla as well as mp polling, there will be a chance of the majority of the votes going to the national parties.
Then the regional parties will suffer a lot. Some people are already saying that the Modi government has made such a decision to damage the regional parties. Moreover, the problems of states are sidelined and only national problems come to the fore. If the national parties are in power at the center as well as in the state, there will definitely be a loss to the respective states. For example, there is no development in Pedagadda even in Uttar Pradesh where the bjp party is in power. Uttar Pradesh is always lower than Telangana.


However, if these elections are held, regional parties will have to form alliances with national parties to avoid losses. National parties will continue to do so. An alternative to alliances is that all regional parties should unite to form a third front. But in the history of our country, there is no record of the success of the third front. If the regional parties unite, there is a chance that someone will quarrel. So this Jamili election has brought danger to the survival of regional parties.

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