The BJP under Mr Narendra Modi is unlike any other party in India — past or present. Its goal is not to win elections as often as possible; its goal is to win elections and remain in power forever.  In that sense, the BJP is like the Communist Party of China. The CPC’s road to power was through a brutal war against the Japanese invaders and, after Japan’s surrender in 1945, through a bitter civil war  against the Kuomintang (KMT) in 1949.  The CPC has remained in power since. Mao Zedong proclaimed a one-party state in China in ޝ India won Independence from Britain in 1947 and proceeded to write a secular, democratic and Republican Constitution. India’s Constitution adopted in 1950 allows multiple political parties and mandates periodic elections and a peaceful transfer of power at the Union-level and the State-level. This is the crucial difference between China and India.…