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Is voting in India a lot like dating?
Updated On: 22 May, 2019 12:00 AM IST | | Mayank Shekhar
Some armchair psephology before we can, hopefully, stop talking about the Lok Sabha elections for a while!

Prime Minister Narendra Modi being felicitated by Union ministers Rajnath Singh and Nitin Gadkari during a thanksgiving meeting with the Union council of ministers at BJP headquarters, in New Delhi, on Tuesday, two days ahead of the election results. Pic/
Rule number one of dating -- so basic that it-s left unsaid -- is that you hold your frickin- horses, and play it cool. The more desperate you look/seem/sound, the less likely you are of ever landing a date in your life!
Does the same rule reverse, when it comes to voting? Given that the more aggressively in-your-face a political party appears, in terms of campaigning for sure, the greater its chance of eventually wooing the voter? Charting the stellar rise of BJP in national politics, ever since 2012 in particular, one might be tempted to think so.
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