Modi’s master stroke 3 months before the UP elections: PM made 5 visits to UP in a month, then the mood swings; Farmers are decisive in 210 seats here

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has played a big master stroke just three months before the UP elections. He made 5 visits to UP in a month before taking this decision. Through this, the mood of the people of UP was read. Then the three new agricultural laws, for which the farmers were agitating all over the country for 12 months, were withdrawn.

In about 210 seats out of 403 assembly seats in UP, farmers decide victory or defeat. That’s why the BJP did not want to upset the farmers till the elections. Now this decision also seems to have an impact on the upcoming assembly elections.

The biggest center of the movement was the Ghazipur border, where Rakesh Tikait, the peasant leader of Muzaffarnagar, was sitting with his tent. The impact of the movement was spreading from Western UP to Central UP. The opposition was also surrounding the government. Wherever farmers were holding mahapanchayat, leaders were also reaching.

The anger against the BJP was rising to such an extent that the leaders were not even being allowed to enter the villages. This atmosphere was going to be very costly for the party in the assembly elections, but the Prime Minister has stunned the opposition in a single bet.

Maharashtra CM Uddhav said on repeal of agriculture law – If he would have woken up earlier, it would not have been insulted

In 4 points, understand how Modi made the opposition eat all four.

Big issue snatched from the hands of opposition
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi was the most attacking BJP government in UP regarding the farmers’ movement. Apart from Priyanka, SP President Akhilesh Yadav, AAP MP Sanjay Singh also met the families of the farmers who died in the Lakhimpur violence. The issue of the arrest of Ashish accused of violence and the dismissal of Minister Ajay Mishra Teni had been raised. The government was surrounded by this, but Modi has snatched the big issue from the hands of the opposition.

In protest against the continuation of the movement, the Captain said – there is no point in the demonstration now

The effect will be seen on the alliance of SP-RLD
In western UP, the stature of Rashtriya Lok Dal’s Jayant Choudhary was increasing due to the peasant movements. Jayant Chaudhary is to have an alliance with the SP in the UP assembly elections. It’s a thing, but it hasn’t been announced yet. If the farmers movement continued like this, then the SP-RLD would have got direct benefit in the elections. Now what will be the effect after the stand of the Modi government, only time will tell.

jatland in one bet
The Jat community had a big hand in giving power to the BJP in UP and at the Centre. First in the 2014 Lok Sabha, then the 2017 Assembly and the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP got open support from the Jat community of western UP. There are 12% Jats, 32% Muslims, 18% Dalits, other OBCs 30%. This time the road was not easy for the BJP due to the farmers’ movements. Baghpat and Muzaffarnagar are the strongholds of Jats. Sisauli in Muzaffarnagar is, in a way, the capital of Bharatiya Kisan Union and Chhaprauli in Baghpat is the stronghold of RLD.

The farmer was sitting ready to teach a lesson to the BJP in the 2022 elections. Now with the return of agricultural laws, BJP can be successful in damage control. The picture will change if 12% of angry Jats come back with BJP.

There will be a split in Jat-Muslim unity
After the Muzaffarnagar Kawal incident in 2013, when the Muzaffarnagar riots took place, its effect was visible across the country. The effect of the subsequent polarization was visible in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, but in the Mahapanchayat of Kisan United Front held on 5 September 2021 at the GIC ground of Muzaffarnagar, the echoes of Har Har Mahadev and Allah Hu Akbar were heard again from the same stage.

It was claimed that Jat-Muslims have once again come together. Since then, the government had started coming on the back foot, but Modi’s master stroke is rife once again in the Jat-Muslim unity.

When did PM Modi come to UP in a month?

21 October: Kushinagar 25 October: Siddharthnagar 25 October: Varanasi 15 November: Sultanpur 19 November: Mahoba, Jhansi, Lucknow