It's most paradoxical of all the thought process, that these so called secular parties often adopt , when crossed with Narendra Modi either on any political or social or economic or any other subject of national relevance on the platform. It suits to their political activism to often accuse Modi for distressing the minorities in Gujarat, by making the allegation of fake encounters, but when the same Modi shows visible amends,or when praised by many of the leading religious leaders of the minority community, they get offended and start running for cover.
UP and Bihar are the biggest platforms in India to make or break solidarity of relations between the two communities, and this ground was neatly captured by the PM aspirant Modi, with major victory achieved in UP rallies and that also paved the way for the success of "hunkar" rally at Patna, the turf of Nitish Kumar , who ditched Modi's BJP, after enjoying a close sweet association for seventeen years.
Modi has changed the rules of play for this election, by scoring heavily in advance on the so called secular parties' goal post , when Modi finally made a direct pitch to the Muslims, and steer the line from secularism to development.
This "hunkar" rally was always expected to be a dramatic but path breaking event, as one of the most awaited speeches in the political calendar, in the communal fortress of jealous Nitish in Bihar.
While Bihar alike UP will be key to Modi's electoral fate, it is also significant for Modi as a site where it was a four cornered hostile opposition including the erstwhile pillar of the NDA, Nitish Kumar, consistently refusing to have any association with Modi.
In spite of the mood dampener caused by the violence in the serial blast, Modi has broken the Nitish's prestigious fort, all hands up, scored a big victory, that will as of now changed the whole mathematics of next elections, with winds swiftly moving in BJP's direction.