Top 5 Factors That May Decide The Fate of Parties in Lok Sabha Election 2019

Back in 2014 Lok Sabha elections when BJP came into power, India hoped for a better governance, development and improved lifestyle. Though BJP has achieved several milestones in its tenure, they may struggle to retain their candidature in upcoming Lok Sabha Election 2019. However, upon seeing the popularity of Narendra Modi and BJP, it will be indeed difficult for other parties to compete in Lok Sabha Election 2019. But, here are 5 factors that may decide the fate of parties in the upcoming elections -

Voter turnout : Undeniably, the most critical factor to anticipate elections. Generally, higher voter turnout for governing party is seen as an unsafe pattern. But for BJP, it needs to ensure more individuals vote. An expansion in voter turnout will mean a good sign for BJP and a lower voter turnout may put threat on its Lok Sabha election 2019 campaign. The recent Karnataka and UP bypolls tell the same story. Increase in voter percentage will mean BJP has been able to create enthusiasm in minds of voters.

Opposition Unity : The recent events do not indicate opposition unity at all. Just a great hotshot amid Kumaraswamy's swearing in ceremony could be seen. Later Deve Gowda was seen telling that there would be no tie up with all parties which were present in the ceremony. Similarly, it is a major test for the alleged mahaghatabandhan. Things will get precarious not just in UP and Bihar where there are many parties but in addition to states like Karnataka where there are just 2 coalition accomplices JDS and Congress.

Ramjanmabhoomi decision : Unarguably one of the special factors in the Lok Sabha election 2019. This single event has the ability to change the whole dynamics of 2019 election results. The differences between the Hindus and minorities is as of now extending at a quick pace. Whatever be the verdict,the Mandir is going to be build and it will indeed affect the sentiments of both religions. On the off chance that the decision goes against Hindus, then BJP can have the upper-hand. A literal sweep of Hindi Heartland, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Assam can be expected which together have 350 seats together.

Food Inflation : Out of every single financial factor, unarguably is the most essential one. At last it isn't the unemployment, not petrol prices, not GST, not Demonetization but food inflation which defines the destiny of government since it hits common man the hardest.

Caste Equations : No party can win Lok Sabha elections 2019 without calculating caste equations. It is evident through the past election results that a party which is supported by majority number of castes will eventually emerge as winner. right. Accept it or not, caste politics is the backbone of Indian politics. All parties have got a caste tag however true they might be. BJP is Brahmin-Baniya party, Congress as minorities-Dalits party etc.

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