i have been opposing Namo only for his autocratic attitude and his absence of vision over bureaurcracy of the country. i also opposed him for his untimely promotion and out of turn prime ministerial candidate, projected by his party BJP. he has never been a minister in the center, even he has not been a member of parliament, it would be interesting to watch him as the new prime minister of India.
But i have never opposed NAMO on the issue of secularism, minoritism, after affect riot in Godhara Incident. i think if Godhara would not have happen, reacting riots were not there. second on the issue of secularism he is totally upright. he has exposed all political parties in this elections , who were either way involved in doing identity politics. now the time has come when Muslim community should not treat themselves as a special vote bank, which get polarized in appeasement politics and it gives opportunity majority hindu community to react in same manner, as of now pro Muslim secularist were utilising weapon of so called social justice to tone down the majoritian politics, but now this politics of social justice has fade away and so the result has come in form of a huge win of right wing party BJP. Mind it, this is era of good governance and it will take acid test of all party, even of NAMO led BJP. Also there is lots of scope of political reform in the country, for which no party is willing to do.