By Rupang Bhatt, Ahmedabad, 27 May 2012

You are just human, but if you are against Narendra Modi, or if Narendra Modi is against you, you are super human. That’s how our main stream media would project you.

The latest example is pracharak Sanjay Joshi.

Otherwise a non-significant party man, he is now projected in media as a super-human, a great pracharak, a man with excellent organizational skills, an able, capable, and important party leader. That’s how we see him in our vernacular media and section of national media.

Those who are influenced by main stream media, if study properly would find there’s no truth in such projections.

In this world, there’s something called ‘survival of the fittest’.

Former pracharak Shri Sanjay Joshi was inducted back in the party by national president of BJP Shri Nitin Gadkari from a recycle bin, and was straight away handed over a responsibility to win the Uttar Pradesh assembly election. But Joshi couldn’t bring desired results!

If Sanjay Joshi had performed well, if Uttar Pradesh assembly results had added few more dozen seats to BJP, one would not dare to touch Sanjay Joshi.

Here comes the principle of ‘survival of the fittest’.

Even in the past, there’s hardly any example that convincingly proves that Sanjay Joshi was an outstanding organization man.

That’s how we see him in our vernacular media and sections of the national media.

Those who are influenced by the main stream media, if they’d care to make a proper study would find there’s no truth in such projections.

In this world, there’s something called ‘survival of the fittest’.

That’s how we see him in our vernacular media and sections of the national media.

Those who are influenced by the main stream media, if they’d care to make a proper study would find there’s no truth in such projections.

In this world, there’s something called ‘survival of the fittest’.

Former pracharak Shri Sanjay Joshi was inducted back in the party by national president of BJP Shri Nitin Gadkari from a recycle bin, and was straight away handed over the responsibility of winning the Uttar Pradesh assembly election. But Joshi couldn’t bring desired results!

If Sanjay Joshi had performed well, if Uttar Pradesh assembly results had added few more dozen seats to BJP, one would not dare to touch Sanjay Joshi.

Here comes the principle of ‘survival of the fittest’.

Even in the past, there’s hardly any example that convincingly proves that Sanjay Joshi was an outstanding organization man.

What Advani said in his speech at the national executive meet should be kept in mind.

In a press conference on the second day of the national executive meet, BJP spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad said how Advani in his address spoke about the importance of one party – one leader.

Shri Advani gave examples of Mamta Banerjee and Mulayamsinh Yadav, under whose undisputed leadership their parties won West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh state assembly elections respectively. Advaniji pointed out that under the undisputed leadership of one leader, entire organization needs to work unitedly to achieve success.

If Narendra Modi is all set to become NDA’s PM candidate, then small things like Sanjay Joshi’s presence or absence in the national executive meet don’t matter much. Such issues can be important for the media, but not for the party.

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