... And Surveys
Surveys are a reflection of reality; the data obtained from them represents the opinion at ground level.
Well not exactly! Surveys much more than simple reporting also mold the popular opinion; they do not just inform but also manufacture the reality.
Hence so much inaccuracy. These inaccuracies are not simple results of errors in sample size or methodology. These inaccuracies are deliberately introduced because of partisan biases and in zeal to wrest the initiative and frame the reference.
Regardless of the merit of the subject, if it can be shown that it doesn’t resonate with the “Aam Aadmi”, it is more dead than the parrot in Monty Python.
And therefore how much weight age is placed upon a particular survey by someone depends on the confidence about the neutrality of the surveyor himself. This differs from the neutral citizens to a partisan shill like me.
And therefore surveys are the natural progression to the series

2 comments:
Hi Gaurav
So true
Yogendra Yadav -What can one say about him
He is introduced as country's foremost psephologist .He usually acts in in collobaration with Commie Ram and Congressi Sardesai
The doctored surveys are usually ideologically inspired exercises under the garb of objectivity
We are presented with some ludicrous finding like Amartya Sen being more popular among the rural youth than revolutionary figure like Savarkar.I do have immense respect for intellect of Prof.Sen but to say that Prof.Sen is more known that Savarkar among the rural youth of India .Its just ridiculous
For Congress to win 240 seats it has to win 50 seats in UP (even if you assume that they perform spectacularly in MP/Gujarat/Raj/Maha/Karnataka the incremental seats in comparison to their current Lok Sabha strength will be another 40).Getting this kind of number in UP ?I can only laugh
Amidst all this , i suddenly realise that Yadav is also entrusted with the job of rewriting history books on behalf of the government
Prasanna,
The sad part is these psephologist are modern quacks for public
Regards
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