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Why the BJP lost Bankipur and Datia

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By Manish Anand, Sharachchandra Lele, Vaishna Roy Verified
| Frontline India Verified
The unbridled assault on Brand Modi by Gen Z during the Jantar Mantar protest has had its first fallout in Bankipur in Bihar and Datia in Madhya Pradesh, two bypolls that the BJP had considered as having pocketed long before the elections. In fact, responding to criticism of its candidate selection in Bankipur, voices in the party had said that the BJP would win even if it fielded a cat or dog.
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Marxism Has a New Face. Her Name Is Neha Bora.

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By Manish Anand
| theraisinahills.com
Indian Left has been decaying in strength for years, while the media almost lost interests in them. Neha Bora after emerging as the face of the CJP protest seems hinting that she could fill the void in the Indian Left. New Delhi, July 31, 2026 — For decades, Jawahar Lal University in New Delhi has been a Marxist laboratory. The student politics on the campus nourishes fresh political talents. Some of the Indian Marxist legends trace their roots to the JNU campus.
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Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation: Inside the Modi-RSS Bid to Contain the Crisis

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By Manish Anand
| The Quint Verified
The RSS had taken a very grim view of the police action against the CJP protesters, reports Manish Anand. On Saturday, 26 July, the five-week-long student protest movement led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), which culminated in the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and dealt a major blow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image, came to an end.
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