If Narendra Modi wins over 125 seats in Gujarat Assembly elections, will that pave way to prime ministership?

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Agencies: New Delhi, Dec 13 2012, 10:36 IST

A landslide win in the Gujarat Assembly elections are expected to do wonders for Narendra Modi on a pan-India basis. Is that really true or will internal BJP politics, Gujarat riots 'taint' negatively impact his designs on power? You tell us.

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Modi for the Prime Ministerial post

Ram Prakash Patel | 13-Dec-2012Reply | Forward

I don't think 125 seats is enough for Modi. He must get around 140-150 to be considered as a top contender of PM post during the next General Election in 2014. Considering the fact that Gujarat has only 26 MPs in Loksabha, and this is sufficiently less than that in UP & Bihar. Therefore, Modi must have to win by a huge margin in the Gujarat Assembly Election.