India, Oct. 25 -- Cabinet changes, younger leaders and possible Chief Ministerial replacements could form the BJP's strategy to counter anti-incumbency.

Recent decisions by Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly suggest that he has begun implementing a strategy reminiscent of the 'Kamaraj Plan', a political manoeuvre once employed by Congress leader K. Kamaraj. However, there is a significant distinction between the two approaches: while Kamaraj executed all changes in a single, decisive move, Modi is rolling out his adjustments gradually.

When Kamaraj introduced his plan in 1963, he secured simultaneous resignations from leaders across the party organisation, state governments and the Central government to facilitate a sweeping overhaul...