<p>An election lexicon will always be incomplete because of the variety it offers. Every election comes up with its own characters and characteristics. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Some characters are the same old but in a new election, they acquire new characteristics. Like Varun Gandhi, who made news for hate speech in 2009 and now not making much news by being acting in a mature way.<br /><br />A for Azam Khan<br />For stretching his tongue and some times imagination on Kargil and other pressing national issues. <br /><br />B for Behenji<br />For her silent and invisible campaigning but speculated to strike gold in UP.<br /><br />C for Chidambaram<br />For taking risk by putting his son's political life at peril while staring at defeat. <br /><br />D for Digvijay<br />For striking a "pre-poll alliance", as a newspaper headline said on his admission of relationship with a scribe. <br /><br />E for EVM<br />For keeping the secret till May 16. <br /><br />F for Farooq Abdullah<br />For his tongue-lashing of Modi voters. <br /><br />G for Gadkari<br />For remaining anonymous even after election in Nagpur and try his luck if Modi ruled out for Prime Ministership. <br /><br />H for Hema Malini<br />For campaigning in Mathura without coming out of her expensive car. <br /><br />I for Ilmi (Shazia)<br />For refusing to be sacrificial lamp in Rae Bareli and then preaching Muslims how to vote. <br /><br />J for Jayalalithaa<br />For fighting with best friend Modi. <br /><br />K for Kejriwal<br />For taking a photogenic holy dip in Varanasi. <br /><br />L for Lalu<br />For making elections in Bihar all about RJD. <br /><br />M for Modi<br />For fighting like as there is no tomorrow.<br /><br />N for Nitish<br />For finding himself in an electoral soup. <br /><br />O for Omar Abdullah<br />For remaining relevant <br /><br />P for Priyanka<br />For the spirited fight back and tongue in cheek retorts to Modi. <br /><br />Q for Queue<br />For making Chiranjeevi learn the spelling of queue. <br /><br />R for Rahul<br />For his Yuva Josh in campaigning <br /><br />S for Sushma<br />For her silent ways of opposition to Modi <br /><br />T for Tewari ND <br />For giving blessings left, right and centre, especially to Rajnath Singh and BJP leaders. <br /><br />U for UPA<br />For doing everything possible on earth to ensure that its future hangs in balance. <br /><br />V for Varun Gandhi<br />For remaining non-controversial and mature. <br /><br />W for wrath of voters<br />For making their impression of their leaders known through ballots. <br /><br />X for X PM Manmohan Singh<br />For losing his sheen <br /><br />Y for Yechury<br />For remaining the Left negotiator.<br /><br />Z for Zaidi and company<br />For being the poll watchdog under the leadership of V S Sampath and colleague H S Brahma.</p>
<p>An election lexicon will always be incomplete because of the variety it offers. Every election comes up with its own characters and characteristics. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Some characters are the same old but in a new election, they acquire new characteristics. Like Varun Gandhi, who made news for hate speech in 2009 and now not making much news by being acting in a mature way.<br /><br />A for Azam Khan<br />For stretching his tongue and some times imagination on Kargil and other pressing national issues. <br /><br />B for Behenji<br />For her silent and invisible campaigning but speculated to strike gold in UP.<br /><br />C for Chidambaram<br />For taking risk by putting his son's political life at peril while staring at defeat. <br /><br />D for Digvijay<br />For striking a "pre-poll alliance", as a newspaper headline said on his admission of relationship with a scribe. <br /><br />E for EVM<br />For keeping the secret till May 16. <br /><br />F for Farooq Abdullah<br />For his tongue-lashing of Modi voters. <br /><br />G for Gadkari<br />For remaining anonymous even after election in Nagpur and try his luck if Modi ruled out for Prime Ministership. <br /><br />H for Hema Malini<br />For campaigning in Mathura without coming out of her expensive car. <br /><br />I for Ilmi (Shazia)<br />For refusing to be sacrificial lamp in Rae Bareli and then preaching Muslims how to vote. <br /><br />J for Jayalalithaa<br />For fighting with best friend Modi. <br /><br />K for Kejriwal<br />For taking a photogenic holy dip in Varanasi. <br /><br />L for Lalu<br />For making elections in Bihar all about RJD. <br /><br />M for Modi<br />For fighting like as there is no tomorrow.<br /><br />N for Nitish<br />For finding himself in an electoral soup. <br /><br />O for Omar Abdullah<br />For remaining relevant <br /><br />P for Priyanka<br />For the spirited fight back and tongue in cheek retorts to Modi. <br /><br />Q for Queue<br />For making Chiranjeevi learn the spelling of queue. <br /><br />R for Rahul<br />For his Yuva Josh in campaigning <br /><br />S for Sushma<br />For her silent ways of opposition to Modi <br /><br />T for Tewari ND <br />For giving blessings left, right and centre, especially to Rajnath Singh and BJP leaders. <br /><br />U for UPA<br />For doing everything possible on earth to ensure that its future hangs in balance. <br /><br />V for Varun Gandhi<br />For remaining non-controversial and mature. <br /><br />W for wrath of voters<br />For making their impression of their leaders known through ballots. <br /><br />X for X PM Manmohan Singh<br />For losing his sheen <br /><br />Y for Yechury<br />For remaining the Left negotiator.<br /><br />Z for Zaidi and company<br />For being the poll watchdog under the leadership of V S Sampath and colleague H S Brahma.</p>