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From Maharashtra to the Mahabharata. The BJP’s coup in Maharashtra, in diminishing the NCP just nine days after the big Opposition meet in Patna, meant that the battle for the 2024 general election had truly begun. The BJP had won 303 seats on its own—353 with the NDA—in 2019. India’s savviest party is well aware it cannot scale such Himalayan peaks again just by usual electioneering. Altered equations make it imperative for the BJP to play no holds barred to achieve three goals: ensuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets a record third term, guaranteeing a majority on its own so as not to depend on allies, and opening up new territories. For

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