India, Nov. 8 -- BJP avoids naming chief ministerial face as Congress prepares to target ruling establishment.

As the elections draw closer, Uttarakhand's electoral politics is becoming increasingly interesting. Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speech did not mention who the party's face would be. Shah patted the backs of all the leaders, including Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, and listed the achievements of former Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat's tenure of ten years before returning to Delhi.

The message was clear: if the election is won, anyone could become the Chief Minister.

On the other hand, Congress is also slowly revealing its cards. The party does not seem to be naming anyone as its face yet. Secondly, Congress is w...