News India Live, Digital Desk: Bihar NDA Victory: NDA has a spectacular victory in Bihar. Drums are playing and laddus are being distributed. Obviously, every leader’s chest swells with pride in the joy of victory. It is often seen that as soon as the leader wins the election, he starts feeling that “Brother, all this has happened because of me.” But, Amit Shah, who is called Chanakya of politics, has given a huge ‘reality check’ to the leaders of his own party amidst the celebration of victory.
“Keep your feet on the ground…”
Amit Shah has explained in clear words to the big leaders of Bihar BJP that there is no need to fly in the air. He said a lot of things in a meeting. He said, “Don’t make the mistake of giving yourself credit for this victory.”
This may sound a bit bitter, but Shah gave a deep logic behind it. He says that when a leader believes that “I have won the election”, he unconsciously ‘Arrogance’ Goes home. And in politics, ego is the termite that eats the chairs of big giants.
So who wins?
Amit Shah reminded the leaders that the success achieved in Bihar is not the magic of any one person. win it Prime Minister Narendra Modi The popularity of NDA is the result of the unity of NDA and the hard work of lakhs of workers working on the ground.
When the leader tries to take all the credit for himself, he ignores the hard work of the workers who toiled at the booth. Shah’s message was clear—this victory is not of ‘I’, but of ‘we’.
Ego: The biggest enemy of politics
We have seen many times that after a bumper victory, leaders become distant from the public and workers. They think that they are invincible. Amit Shah wants to cure this “post-victory syndrome” in advance. He wants BJP leaders to remain humble, because the real test lies in running the government after winning the elections.
the way forward
This advice of Amit Shah is a lesson for those leaders who start considering themselves ‘supremo’ after getting the ticket or winning. BJP wants to keep its team disciplined from now on for 2029 or future elections.
The overall point is that it is time to leave the “race to take credit” and “take responsibility”. Now it remains to be seen how much Bihar BJP leaders remember this guru-mantra of Amit Shah.
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