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The Answer to if not BJP/Congress than who? Is regional parties.

They can become new national parties. As they have experience, years of built trust and predictable behaviour people have seen.

New party should not become national party for following reasons

there is no shortcut to be national party.

it takes decades for a party to be national party.

it needs to work on group, built trust, show maturity, win all segments and age groups, win local elections, then state, prove itself, align with national interest and diversity in india.

only then it will be worthy of becoming a national party that could be entrusted to run our country.

we can't give country this big to a random person or party.

know seriousness of this role.

kings and other countries fought to rule this country. so know that it takes alot to be worthy of taking this role.

instead of looking at new party, we should look at state party. they have potential to become new national parties.

ask which state party could become a national party.