Description

For years, the Bharatiya Janata Party has stood as India's most dominant political force. Electoral success, organizational depth, and powerful narratives created an image of permanence. But history shows that no political dominance is immune to stress.

Downfall of the BJP Has Begun is a structured, research-driven analysis of how dominant parties begin to weaken—not necessarily through sudden defeat, but through internal contradictions, leadership tensions, narrative fatigue, and changing voter psychology.

Rather than focusing on personalities or accusations, this book examines deeper forces: centralized power versus regional leadership, governance versus perception, succession anxiety, generational change, and the role of rumor and narrative in modern politics.

Written in a neutral, analytical tone, this book is for readers who want to understand how political decline starts—long before it becomes visible on election night.