A press conference in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi showing a virtual participation and sharing the occasion with party president Amit Shah, about little less than 48 hours before the polling for the final phase, was not for nothing is what certain pollsters feel about.
Wearing a look of fatigue, perhaps after a prolonged slugging in campaigns countrywide, Modi was a different persona. The press conference was too different because after being aggressive for five long years, Modi-Shah combo looked dull. Besides, an unstoppable orator and a man who has a penchant for taking the centre stage at any given occasion, the suave Modi was surprisingly ridden off that aggression at the opponent, and his self-imposed choice to play a second fiddle to Shah must have something in between the lines to read.
The brief narrative interjected by the PM was a sobered edition of what Modi was known for, and a politician with firepower that no present opponent can match up to gave an impression as if he was battling from within against some impulses of discomfiture.
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