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https://www.indiatoday.in/elections/lok-sabha/story/congress-manifesto-same-sex-marriage-lgbtq-couples-lok-sabha-polls-2523624-2024-04-05
BJP voter base = 20% Solid Hindutva Vote + 20% Modi Vote (these people don't vote BJP they only care for Modi) + 3-5% Miscellaneous, only the miscellaneous is up for grabs. 40%, in any case, is enough to win the election. The day Modi leaves, the BJP vote will come down to 30%, and then Congress can dream of coming back to power.
We are doing pretty good in economy part
How can you say that economy is suffering ?
All the LGBT activism and awareness limited to big cities and few universities/ law school campuses. This is not an issue at all for something like lok sabha elections.