Narendra Modi, the chief minister of India's western State of Gujarat

There are many political parties in India. But it's alleged that Bhartiya Janata Party is such a political party that ignores the welfare of minorities & talks about the conservative Hindutva. Its aim is to get power by the polarization of votes based on communalism. India doesn't totally favour this communal attitude of the Bhartiya Janata Party.

Most of the people of this country are in favour of a Gandhian policy of harmonious religious attitudes & they believe in the cooperation of all the communities. But unfortunately, sometimes, such an attitude is made in India that communalism is spread there wholly or partially.

As a result of it, the people who base their politics on communalism get success & others who are in favour of secularism feel themselves helpless. Last days in Gujarat, a prosperous state of India, that had remained the birth place & work field of Mahatma Gandhi; there was a polarization of votes in the democratic setup that moved the secular powers.

By electing Narendra Modi as the Chief Minister of Gujarat for the third time, the people of Gujarat have wanted to give a clear message. In the eyes of the people of the world, Narendra Modi may be a fascist, communal minded or strong Hindutvavadi but the people of Gujarat have full faith in the leadership of Narendra Modi.

Anyhow in the fresh assembly elections of Gujarat, the Bhartiya Janata Party that contested under the leadership of Narendra Modi got 11 seats less than the previous elections whereas the Congress Party gained 11 seats. It can be said that the popularity of Narendra Modi has comparatively gone down & Congress has increased its percentage.

Despite these statistics, in the parliamentary democratic setup, the securing of more seats & to cross the figure of the simple majority is considered a sign of victory. So, it is an accepted fact that Narendra Modi has made a good return for the third time, as the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

The political analysts have been viewing the return of Narendra Modi in Gujarat, differently. Some people are of the view that the polarization of communal powers in Gujarat, the home state of Mahatma Gandhi is not good sign for the future of democracy of India. Some people think that there will arise the atmosphere of fear in the minorities of Gujarat.

The leaders of Bhartiya Janata Party, by themselves, have felt too much pleasure & they are dreaming to capture power in Delhi. Just after the victory of Narendra Modi, a sign board has been fixed at the national office of the Bhartiya Janata Party in New Delhi, which makes a man to guess the future policy of Bhartiya Janata Party. In this sign board, the face of Narendra Modi has been shown larger than the faces of the central leaders. Besides, ithas been written on this sign board that- 'Whoever will talk for the Hindu motives will rule over the country.'

Hindutva politics is not a new thing for the BJP. Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh, Bhartiya Jansangh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad & Bhartiya Janata Party are the different names of the organizations that have the same thought.

But one thing is clear that Bhartiya Janata Party has felt that the central power can't be taken under control only by praising the Hindutvavad & by ignoring the goodwill of the minorities. So BJP, at different times, by using the face of Atal Bihari Vajpayee has tried to give the message that the party has a liberal person such as Vajpayee.

Not only this, after giving an important place to some Muslim leaders in the party, the party tried to give a proof of its secularism. The BJP, many a time, has tried to show its secular face by making the candidates from the minorities. But the policy that Narendra Modi has adopted in the Gujarat elections reveals the true & future face of the party.

In the fresh elections in Gujarat, the BJP totally ignored the 9% Muslim minorities. It didn't make any candidate form the Muslim community. It even didn't invite any of the central leaders from the minorities, in the election meetings in Gujarat.

Besides it, Narendra Modi used such a language, in his speeches, during his election campaign that made the votes of the majority to understand that Narendra Modi is the main custodian of the Hindutvavad & the Hindu gains are secure in his hands. Narendra Modi also succeeded in giving this message to the majority people that only he is the greatest enemy of the fundamental terrorism.

Now, the most important question is that the 57 year old bachelor Narendra Modi, who has risen as the person who represents the traditional Hindutvavad will be able to impress the national politics just as it has done in the Gujarat elections. If we keep in mind the increase of 11 seats of Congress Party in Gujarat & loss of 11 seats to Narendra Modi, we shall find that graph of communal politics of Modi has fallen in Gujarat. But one thing is there.

By ruling for next five years over Gujarat, Narendra Modi can go ahead with his Hindutva mission & even strengthen it. He can also take some steps which include the development works. All these will help him to have a strong hold over his politics in Gujarat.