BJP Party and Sikh Groups

BJP 政黨與錫克教團體


Introduction

Girish Mahajan is a minister from Maharashtra. He went to a Sikh event in Amritsar. This is a new action for his party, the BJP.

Girish Mahajan 是來自馬哈拉施特拉邦的一位部長。他前往阿姆利札參加了一場錫克教活動。對於他的政黨 BJP 而言,這是一個新的行動。

Main Body

The BJP wants more voters in Punjab. They want to be friends with Sikh farmers and religious leaders. They are not partners with the SAD party now, so they need new friends.

BJP 想要在旁遮普邦獲得更多選票。他們希望與錫克教農民和宗教領袖建立友好關係。由於他們目前與 SAD 黨並非合作夥伴,因此需要新朋友。

Minister Mahajan said the 1984 army action was an attack. He called some people martyrs. In the past, the BJP did not say these things. This is a big change.

Mahajan 部長表示 1984 年的軍隊行動是一次攻擊。他稱某些人為烈士。過去 BJP 並未如此表述,這是一個巨大的改變。

The Sikh group, Damdami Taksal, helped the BJP in Maharashtra elections. Now, the BJP wants to help them. But the Sikh group wants the government to free some prisoners first.

錫克教團體 Damdami Taksal 在馬哈拉施特拉邦的選舉中幫助過 BJP。現在 BJP 想要回饋他們。但該錫克教團體希望政府先釋放部分囚犯。

Conclusion

The BJP wants to be close to the Sikh group to get more power in Punjab.

BJP 希望與錫克教團體親近,以在旁遮普邦獲得更多權力。

Vocabulary Learning

The 'Want' Pattern

In this text, we see a very useful way to talk about goals. When you want something or want someone to do something, you use WANT.

1. Simple Desire

  • The BJP wants more voters.
  • The BJP wants to be close...
  • Pattern: Person → wants → thing/action.

2. Asking others to act

  • The Sikh group wants the government to free some prisoners.
  • Pattern: Person A → wants → Person B → to do something.

Word Switch: Now vs. Past

Look at how the story changes time. This helps you move from A1 to A2 English.

Past (Then)Now (Present)
did not saysays/calls
were partnersare not partners

Quick Tip: Use "In the past" to start a sentence when talking about old habits or old rules.

Example: In the past, I did not speak English. Now, I am learning!

Vocabulary Learning

minister (n.)
An important person in the government
Example:The minister spoke about the new law.
voters (n.)
People who choose a leader in an election
Example:The voters will choose a new president tomorrow.
partners (n.)
People or groups that work together
Example:The two companies are business partners.
attack (n.)
An act of fighting or using violence against someone
Example:The army stopped the attack on the city.
martyrs (n.)
People who die for their beliefs or country
Example:The city has a statue to remember the martyrs.
prisoners (n.)
People who are kept in jail
Example:The prisoners are waiting for their trial.
Practice A2 words in a crossword