Game of Gujarat: The biggest political names to discuss Assembly elections

The upcoming Gujarat Assembly elections is being considered the semi final of the Lok Sabha elections in 2019, with the focus of the whole country on the poll-bound state. The election has gained more significance as it is the first election after 15 years when Narendra Modi is not the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

Till now, Gujarat has evaluated Modi as the Chief Minister of the state, but this is the first time that the home state of the leader will take a decision on his functioning as the Prime Minister of the country.

In recent past, PM Modi has taken two major economic decisions – demonetisation and implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST). Gujarat is the land of traders and the country is waiting to see the impact of these economic decisions in the voting pattern in the state.

With the opposition terming the GST as Gabbar Singh Tax and calling demonetisation a failure, the results of the Gujarat elections is highly anticipated.

But what is the decision of more than 4 crore voters in Gujarat? What is the BJP’s strategy to keep the votes intact? And what is the masterplan of the Congress party to woo the voters? What is the political strategy of the Patidar community? Is it a GST test for Modi or is it another examination for Rahul Gandhi before his elevation as Congress president? Or has reservation become the biggest poll issue?

India’s largest news network Zee News is bringing the biggest show and the most detailed discussion on the Gujarat elections 20 days before the results.

More than 50 political giants will participate in the ‘Game of Gujarat’. Big names from across party lines – BJP president Amit Shah, Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani, Congress leaders Anand Sharma and Randeep Surjewala, Partidar leader Hardik Patel, OBC leader Alpesh Thakore and Union ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Piyush Goel – will participate in the show.

The platform is certain to explain the mood of the voters and also give a hint about who would form the next government in Gujarat.