Economic Concerns Overshadow Ram Temple in India's Pivotal Election

Modi's BJP faces challenges as voters prioritize unemployment and inflation over religious issues.

India's six-week-long election reaches its final stages with lower voter turnout than previous years.
The inauguration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya has not significantly boosted BJP's appeal.
Voters are more concerned with economic issues such as rising costs and unemployment.
The opposition alliance is focusing on people's issues, potentially weakening BJP's stronghold.
Experts suggest BJP's communal rhetoric may not resonate as strongly with the electorate.