Indian elections

Indian people voted decisively in their national election. They voted for stability, secularism and good governance. They rejected extremism and sought development including nuclear co-operation. In this election Indian Muslims returned back to the oldest secular party and voted for it. In reality Indian voters have shown their political maturity. Rahul Gandhi in his protracted effort of ascendancy to national leadership is crowned with remarkable success. He made definite headway in hostile Uttar Pradesh politics. By appreciating the opposition led state government he created an atmosphere of political tolerance. In this election Indians have witnessed the grooming of their future leadership.
Lefts in West Bengal and Kerala have lost ground due to long incumbency and intra party feud . Minority voters also shifted their allegiance due to negligence in these states.
In fine, it can be said that democracy has taken a definite shape in India with immense prospects in future. A democratic, secular and progressive India means a lot for its neighbours.