Almost exactly a decade ago, on the 7 th of April, 2014, something very unusual was unfolding in the sleepy north-eastern town of Jorhat that would have far reaching consequences on Indian politics. Today, it all seems like preordained destiny, but back then, without the benefit of hindsight, political trends were still quite fuzzy and unclear. April 7 th was the very first day of elections and it was a day when we would visualise for the first time the actual ascendance of Modi who was hitherto branded by many in the media as “having no electoral success outside of Gujarat”.
The veteran Congress leader, Bijoy Krishna Handique was virtually considered as a man who “could not be defeated in Jorhat” as he had held on to that seat since 1991 and was seen as the pride of the t
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As Mumbai votes, we look at how it is looking at 2 PM
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