The psephologists and the SM warriors, especially the coloured sheep coming out now, unless the seat share and the constituencies of each party, I'm wondering how you're all predicting a victory , at this stage. I don't claim to be an exponent, but I'm not naive either. I've

worked ground level , and hardcore at that. I've played ,albeit a small role in bringing down DMK,after which last 10 years , they're still to find their feet. There's no magic in that. Mention DMK, and people think of power cuts (it's not 18 hours), rural was nearly 22 hours;
3. they think of land grabbing, the looting of cooperative banks, good benefit funds like Mylapore one, are but classic examples. Intact , this election they'll find it more difficult , because of Hindu polarisation. They were successful in using that card ,creating an impression
that brahmins are not Hindus , and they were usurping , which is not true and is more visible now. They've one strength , their cadre - but then let's look at generation drift - the younger generation have shifted base and very strongly too. Moreover they have lost the initiative
with a lacklustre leadership and the interference of the kitchen cabinet. As it stands now ,the 7 constituencies (5of them held by DMK), they'll not win this time . The seething undercurrent would be , may be visible , to the naked eye, in days to come; as far as AIADMK is
concerned , there's not much anti incumbency, thoughts , and handling Covid situation, especially the district's , is a plus point; knowledgeable youngsters are also aware that most welfare measures are center oriented ones;
...more to come,as days go by.
#DMKshouldnotbeallowed1

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