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BJP confident of winning Karnataka Assembly Elections

#Modi and #BJP are very confident of winning #KarnatakaElections2023 Why? Because, there is a thing called "intuition", which means "a natural feeling that helps a human being know what is r#Modi
and #BJP are very confident of winning #KarnatakaElections2023 Why? Because, there is a thing called "intuition", which means "a natural feeling that helps a human being know what is right and what is wrong, and thus help him choose the right onDespite so much criticism and opposition from pseudo-seculars, leftists and lobbyistl

Despite so much criticism and opposition from pseudo-seculars, leftists and lobbyists, #Modi and #BJP are very confident of winning #KarnatakaElections2023 Why? Because, there is a thing called "intuition", which means "a natural feeling that helps a human being know what is right and what is wrong, and thus help him choose the right one." Whilst listening to Modi even for the 1st time, an individual would feel that what this leader is speaking is mostly true. He seems to be trustworthy. Whilst listening to Modi even for the 1st time, an individual would feel that what this leader is speaking is mostly true. He seems to be trustworthy.
Whereas anyone listening to Rahul Gandhi, SiddaRamaiyya, D.K.Shivkumar and other Congress leaders for the first time, don't have that natural intuition. They can clearly judge from the speech of the above leaders that what they are saying has more lies than the truth. Even an uneducated person has intuition, although political leaders would like to think that they don't have it. That is where those who fail, fail. It's their lack of understanding of the basic psychology of a common man and the ability of an ordinary voter to pick up the more genuine guy from among a bunch of liars that those who get defeated, are unable to gauge. This is where Modi and #AmitShah are very clever at. This is why BJP has been continuously winning since 2014 in so many State Assembly Elections, Municipality Elections and the 2 General Elections of 2014 & 2019.

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