Lok Sabha Election Phase 3 - Voter Turnout

Wow, At last the magical of the 2/3 majority has been reached by the polling phase 372. The parties who get all the 372 seats out of 543 will form the government.

The phase 3 election has ended and ended not so strong note. There were 107 seats which went on polling with the main politician in line to decide their fate. L.K.Advani, Sonia Gandhi main other prominent personalities were a part of the 3^rd phase election.

Karnataka has ended it polling phase for the Lok Sabha election by going on 11 seats for the final countdown. It was good turnout then previous phase. A total of 60% voter came out of their house to vote for the country, and lead India.

If the overall voting is calculated then Phase 3 saw a total of 50% voters turnout from the states which went on Poll. Sikkim being the highest with 69% in the state list. This election was hard hit on the some of the state, being a long weekend and burning heat, made way to many voters to take off from their city and go to some cool place, without casting their vote. However, Mumbai had good turnout from the film industry and other major business houses.

This polling phase will be not be able to decided who will lead here, as due to long weekend many of the voters have skipped their voting rights, and went on vacation. Once the government is formed, these voters will comeback and say “the government is not following the right path”. At that point, they will not be thinking, that did they cast vote, when they had choices to select the Government.

So Citizens of India, please make use of your Voting rights without thinking that long weekend, let us enjoy, thinking that the government or India decide what they need to do why should I care.

Find below the total Turnout of voters in Phase 3 (%)

States	Turnout
Bihar	48
Gujarat	50
J & K	28
Karnataka	57
M P	45
Maharastra	45
Sikkim	65
U P	45
West Bengal	64
Dadar & Nagar	60
Daman & Diu	70

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The vote have been divided, no major will gain majority in this election. A total of 50% turnout is complete thinking process of all the major political parties, as which way is the Pendulum going to move in the Lok Sabha.

Phase 3 – Lok Sabha Election

The phase 1 and 2 of the Lok Sabha election went well in some states and some attacks in place by naxals. There was moderate turnout in the both the phase of the elections. However, some of the states polling was done quietly without any major issues.

Some of the states which are going to poll for their Assembly (Andhra Pradesh, Orissa) are done with their polls for both Lok Sabha and Assembly. Andhra Pradesh had a major biggies in the Phase 2 of the election like Chiranjeevi, YSR Reddy, Chandrababu Naidu contesting. Orissa also had Naveen Patnaik in Phase 2 contesting.

The Phase 3 list of the states and seats going for poll on 30th April.

PHASE3	30-Apr-09
Bihar	11
Gujarat	26
Jammu & Kashmir	1
Karnataka	11
Madhya Pradesh	16
Maharashtra	10
Sikkim	1
Uttar Pradesh	15
West Bengal	14
Dadra & Nagar Haveli	1
Daman & Diu	1
Total Number of Seats	107

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Turnout of voter for Phase 2 – Lok Sabha Election

Phase 2 election have been completed and some of the states are done with their Election drama. Andhra Pradesh and Orissa will be deciding who will form the next government in the state, whereas will wait and watch for the center.

In Andhra Pradesh, the turnout for the last phase of election increased from phase 1. The phase two had many biggies fighting for the seat in State and Lok Sabha. As the reports say that Chiranjeevi has given a tough fight to both Congress and BJP and with cashing on the vote bank of Congress.

PRP will play a major role in supporting and forming the government in Andhra Pradesh. We need to wait watch who will win the state election and which party will play a major role in the support.

Orissa is also going to witness a hung parliament. The total voter turnout for the state which went out for election was 55%. Karnataka saw a whopping low turnout in this phase of election of about 46%-50%.

Phase 2	Turnout (%)
Andhra	68
Assam	62
Bihar	44
Goa	55
J & K	46
Jharkhand	47
Karnataka	51
MP	45
Maharashtra	56
Manipur	65
Orissa	55
Tripura	80
UP	44

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Phase 2 – Lok Sabha Election – India Votes

The D-day has arrived for certain states where the voting will end in Phase 2 and for some where voting will start from Phase-2.

This phase 2 has many key states and key members contesting for their role and seat in the Center.  All talks coming out from each party that they will not be supporting any Congress or BJP led government in the Centre.  BJD Leader, Naveen Patnaik has made it clear that he will not be supporting any Congress or BJP led government in the Center.

Check out the Data for total number people, voters and richest in candidate in Phase 2.

	Total
Lok Sabha Seats	141
Total Voters	19.48 crore
Total Candidates	2041
Female Candidates	121
Total Asset	228 crore

Key Candidates Contesting on the Seats.

Key Members	Region	Party	City
Chiranjeevi	AP	Praja Rajyam	Tirupathi
Chandrababu Naidu	AP	TDP	Kuppam
Y.S.R. Reddy	AP	Congress	Pulivendula
Naveen Patnaik	Orissa	BJD	Hinjili
Rahul Gandhi	UP	Congress	Amethi
Sharad Pawar	Maharastra	NCP	Madha
RamVilas Paswan	Bihar	LJP	Hajipur
Sushma Swaraj	MP	BJP	Vidisha
George Fernandez	Bihar	IND	Muzzarffarpur
H.D.Kumaraswamy	Karnataka	JD S	Bangalore

Total Number of Seats going for Poll today:

States	Total Loks Sabha	23-Apr
Andhra Pradesh	42	20
Assam	14	11
Bihar	40	13
Goa	2	2
Jammu & Kashmir	6	1
Karnataka	28	17
Madhya Pradesh	29	13
Maharashtra	48	25
Manipur	2	1
Orissa	21	11
Tripura	2	2
Uttar Pradesh	80	17
Jharkhand	14	8
Total Number of Seats		141

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Phase 2 of Indian Election - April 23.

The first phase of 15th Lok Sabha Election went well with round about a 60% (approx) voter turnout across all the 70 states.

Kerala had highest turnout of 73% for the election. Andhra Pradesh has about 56%(approx) voter turnout.

There were incidence such Naxals attacking the Polling booth, looting the ballot box and also killing some of the Security forces guards. Overall there were 16 Naxals attacks in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra and some other states.

Every party is feeling good and thinking that they have majority in the Phase 1. The second phase of election will be on April 23 where again some of the states which have voted in Phase 1 will also be present. Lalu Prasad wanted a re-poll on some of the constituencies as he states there was malpractice and discrepancy in the Polling booth.

States	Total Loks Sabha	23-Apr
Andhra Pradesh	42	20
Assam	14	11
Bihar	40	13
Goa	2	2
Jammu & Kashmir	6	1
Karnataka	28	17
Madhya Pradesh	29	13
Maharashtra	48	25
Manipur	2	1
Orissa	21	11
Tripura	2	2
Uttar Pradesh	80	17
Jharkhand	14	8

Make use of your vote and try to get the best party in the power, who will lead India to a new world.

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Election Update

The D day has arrived for the Andhra Pradesh which is one of the strongest hold of Congress.  TDP and Praja Rajyam are also making waves into the election this time.  There are many areas which are also Naxals area and the voting is going on without issue.  Whereas the same in Jharkhand, there were some attacks on the BSF security forces.

Again a shoe action has come into picture,  this time it is on L.K.Advani, BJP leader, thrown by a BJP worker Pawas Aggarwal during a rally in Katni at MP.

The current turnout of people in (%)certain Districts of Andhra Pradesh are:

Current Turnout in AP
Karimnagar	66%
Adilabad	72%
Peddapalli	67%
Medak	71%
Secunderabad	52%
Nagarkurnool	68%
Nalgonda	65%
Khammam	78%
Hyderabad	55%
Visakapatnam	64%

 

Keep a check and update news

India Votes – Election – Phase 1

The D has arrived, every party gearing up for the last 48 hours before the voting starts in their states and decide the phase 1 count out.  Each and every party have started pointing each other mistake and what they have not done for the state.

SP released it manifesto : The highlight point of the manifesto was they want to take India back to old age where there will no computer and no globalization.  They need to ban English and computer completely from the country.  How could this be possible, most of research and other scientific testing are done using computer and help from global community.  Why to go long way, the website of SP is also in English and using the computer technology to make more interesting.

This is how Indian Election and their political drama is staged.  Now coming to the Phase 1 of the election.  There are 124 seats to be contest in Phase 1 election, which includes some big states and small states.  This phase of election will also see some biggies into the round of each party.  A total of 17 states are going for polls in phase 1.  All parties are contesting in Phase 1 with BJP being the max contender, and then Congress for the phase 1 election. 

See below the parties, states, and person contesting.

States	Total
Andaman and Nicobar Island	1
Andhra Pradesh	22
Arunchal Pradesh	2
Assam	3
Bihar	13
Chattisgarh	11
Jammu & Kashmir	1
Jharkhand	6
Kerala	20
Lakshwadeep	1
Maharastra	13
Manipur	1
Meghalaya	2
Mizoram	1
Nagaland	1
Orissa	10
Uttar Pradesh	16
Seats Contesting for Phase 1	124

 

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Source : eci.nic.in

Congress Leads the pack though many hurdles

The second projection of the 15th Lok Sabha is out from most of the leading newspaper and media. They still show up as the congress is ahead in the tally, though there are breakups and hiccups in the party. Mrs. Sonia Gandhi filing her nomination with no car and house and Rahul Gandhi filing his nomination with declaring all his assets.

Though the alliance of Congress has been broken by many parties RJD, SP, CPI(M), JD, PMK and others. Still the tally shows that Congress is well placed to lead the tally of the seats in the House. NDA is also gone down by a couple number of seats, so is UPA. After all the breakup that are going within NDA and UPA and formation of new front, third and fourth front. They have given the two biggies to slip down certain number of seats in the first projection of seats.

This means that the Third and fourth are gaining popularity and are going to bargain big to form the government with one of the leading parties (Congress or BJP). This election no party is going to gain a clear majority to form a government in the House. They will need to rely on the Third or fourth front to come into power. This means exchange of big bucks. If you remember this was the last time when new broke out that minister were offered big bucks to stay in Government.

The second projection report is below.

State	Cong	UPA	BJP	NDA	Left	Others	Total
Uttar Pradesh	8	0	7	3	0	62	80
Maharastra	14	12	10	12	0	0	48
Andhra Pradesh	21	1	1	0	2	17	42
West Bengal	5	12	1	0	24	0	42
Bihar	1	0	10	18	0	11	40
Tamil Nadu	5	9	0	0	2	23	39
Madhya Pradesh	7	0	22	0	0	0	29
Karnataka	8	0	17	0	0	3	28
Gujarat	7	0	19	0	0	0	26
Rajasthan	13	0	11	0	0	1	25
Orissa	7	0	3	0	0	11	21
Kerala	12	3	0	0	5	0	20
Assam	5	0	4	3	0	2	14
Jharkhand	3	2	9	0	0	0	14
Punjab	7	0	2	4	0	0	13
Chattisgarh	4	0	7	0	0	0	11
Haryana	7	0	1	1	0	1	10
J& K	2	3	1	0	0	0	6
Delhi	5	0	2	0	0	0	7
Uttaranchal	1	0	4	0	0	0	5
Himachal Pradesh	2	0	2	0	0	0	4
Arunchal Pradesh	1	0	1	0	0	0	2
Goa	1	0	1	0	0	0	2
Manipur	1	0	0	0	0	1	2
Meghalaya	1	1	0	0	0	0	2
Tripura	0	0	0	0	2	0	2
Mizoram	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Nagaland	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Sikkim	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Andaman Nicobar	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Chandigarh	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Dadar Nagar	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
Daman & Diu	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Lakshadweep	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Pondicherry	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Total	154	44	135	41	35	134	543

Now the political drama has begun where the projects will give benefit for the fourth front to keep them in the race of the Lok Sabha election.

Sources: eci.gov.in

Indian Election Political Drama

Come this election it is no less that War between the all biggies in the political scenario.  It is full fledged movie, which I think some of Indian or international director are keep watch to make a movie.  We have action, drama, emotions and many more to come when the results are declared.  The most awaited part of the movie will be after the results are declared when many parties will change their dress and which denied before election will result is acceptance after results.

This movie started with two biggies of the Indian Political Drama : BJP(NDA) and Congress(UPA).  Then the split between the CPI party from congress which led to biggest drama, if the government will fall or stay.  However, NDA made a long stand for the government to collapse and election be held.  Then came the inflation, which shook all the parties, and everyone forgot about the nuclear deal, as this was hitting their pockets.  All parties joined hands to control and also started blaming each other.  One after the other UPA government had good chance of staying in power, inflation, Stock market sliding, Mumbai attack, Malegaon.. so on.

At last the dates were declared by the Election Commission for the 15th Lok Sabha Election which will held in 5 phase all over the country.  UPA government was in good position of winning the election again, with Man Mohan Singh as their Prime Minister Candidate.  The same was with NDA, with Lal Kishan Advani their Prime ministerial candidate.

Once the dates were declared, the Indian political drama began, UPA government which had the alliance with  almost all parties started splitting and UPA government came back to original existance of Congress, with minimal alliance left with them. The same happened with BJP, their long last alliance with BJP came to end after 11 years.

The biggest hit was in Andhra Pradesh, when Chiranjeevi launched his own party PRP without joining any of the existing party.  The Congress and TDP were shaken for a while as Chiru has biggest fan following in the complete state.  Then slowly the new party formation trend begun.

The first to leave the Congress campaign was CPI.  JD chief Deve Gowda gather all parties and woke up the front  which was slept after the 14th Lok Sabha Election : Third Front comprising of (AIADMK, PMK, CPI, CPM, TDP, RSP, Forward block, JDS, TRS, BSP… to add more).  Mayawati of BSP did not attend the meeting, and talks were going that she would like to be the Prime Ministerial Candidate for the Third Front.  However, this came to calm and the decision will taken once the election are done.

The next in the row was NCP lead by Sharad Pawar, who joined BJD to contest.  However, BJD is now a part of  Fourth Front.  You will be wondering now what is Fourth Front.

Fourth Front is combination of parties which are going play very vital role in the formation of Indian Government.  It comprises of Lalu Prasad Yadav, Mulayam Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan, Amar Singh.  In the previous election too, they played a very important role.  To add to them Sanjay Dutt is the General Secretary for the Samajwadi Party, who met with PRP leader Chiranjeevi, and convinced him to join the Fourth Front  also called as Yadav Front.

In one of the rally held today by the Fourth Front they have declared that without their support there cannot be government formed in the Centre.  To some extent this is true, as they hold a major portion of states which  have majority seats representing in Lok Sabha.

To be more updated keep a watch on this page.

Indian Shoe Show

If you have missed out the telecast of shoe throwing on Mr. George . W. Bush. Here you go the same incident has taken up with our prestigious Home Minister Mr. P. Chidambaram.

P.Chidambaram was addressing a press conference when he skipped one of the questions which was related to Sikh riots of 1984 on Jagdish Tytler.  CBI has released him with no evidence and given clean chit.

A member for the audience just threw a shoe at Mr. P,Chindabaram.  Our home minister was quick enough to react and miss the shoe hit and also mentioned the he has forgiven the person to did this.  The journalist Jarnail Singh did not regret on doing this act.  BJP and other parties have condemn this action on Mr.P. Chidambaram.

More happening in the Indian Politics.  Be Updated

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CPI List of Candidate for 15th Lok Sabha Election

Communist Party of India (Marxist) has released the list of candidate who will contesting for the 15th Lok Sabha Election under their flagship.

Though they are not under congress flagship still need to wait and watch what will be results and their stand after the election.

Sr No.	State	Constituency No.	Constituency	Candidate
1	Andaman & Nicobar	1	Andaman & Nicobar	Tapan Bepari
2	Assam	1	Barpeta	To be decided
3	Assam	2	Silchar	Deepak Bhattacharya
4	Assam	3	Tezpur	Jiten Sundi
5	Bihar	1	Supaul	Balram Singh Yadav
6	Bihar	2	Ujiarpur	Ram Dev Verma
7	Bihar	3	Bhagalpur	Subodh Roy
8	Bihar	4	Nawadah	Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi
9	Bihar	5	Champaran Paschim	Ramashray Singh
10	Chattisgarh	1	Sarguja	Bal Singh
11	Gujarat	1	Dahod (ST)	Singhji Katara
12	Gujarat	2	Rajkot	Sudhirbhai Joshi
13	Haryana	1	Sirsa (SC)	Ram Kumar
14	Himachal Pradesh	1	Mandi	Onkar Shad
15	Jharkhand	1	Rajmahal (ST)	Jyotin Soren
16	Jharkhand	1	Ranchi	Rajendra Singh Munda
17	Madhya Pradesh	1	Morena	J.K. Pipal
18	Maharashtra	1	Dindori (ST)	Jiva Pandu Gavit
19	Maharashtra	2	Palghar (ST)	Lahanu Shidva Kom
20	Punjab	1	Anandapur Sahib	Mahan Singh Rori
21	Rajasthan	1	Sikar	Amra Ram
22	Rajasthan	2	Bikaner (SC)	Pawan Duggal
23	Rajasthan	3	Sri Ganganagar (SC)	Shopatram Meghwal
24	Tripura	1	Tripura West	Khagen Das
25	Tripura	2	Tripura East (ST)	Bajuban Riyan
26	Uttar Pradesh	1	Ferozabad	Rajjo Devi (W)
27	Uttar Pradesh	2	Azamgarh	Arun Kumar Singh
28	Uttaranchal	1	Tehri	Bachi Ram Kaunswal
29	West Bengal	1	Jalpaiguri (SC)	Mahendra Roy
30	West Bengal	2	Darjeeling	Jibesh Sarkar
31	West Bengal	3	Raiganj	Bireswar Lahiri
32	West Bengal	4	Maldaha Uttar	Sailen Sarkar
33	West Bengal	5	Maldaha Dakshin	Dr. Abdur Rezzak
34	West Bengal	6	Jangipur	Mriganka Bhattacharya
35	West Bengal	7	Murshidabad	Anisur Rahaman
36	West Bengal	8	Krishnanagar	Jyotirmoyee Sikdar (W)
37	West Bengal	9	Ranaghat (SC)	Dr. Basudeb Barman
38	West Bengal	10	Bangaon (SC)	Asim Bala
39	West Bengal	11	Barrackpur	Tarit Baran Topdar
40	West Bengal	12	Dum Dum	Amitava Nandy
41	West Bengal	13	Mathurapur (SC)	Animesh Naskar
42	West Bengal	14	Diamond Harbour	Samik Lahiri
43	West Bengal	15	Jadavpur	Dr. Sujan Chakraborty
44	West Bengal	16	Kolkata Dakshin	Rabin Deb
45	West Bengal	17	Kolkata Uttar	Md. Salim
46	West Bengal	18	Howrah	Swadesh Chakraborty
47	West Bengal	19	Uluberia	Hannan Mollah
48	West Bengal	20	Sreerampur	Santashree Chatterjee
49	West Bengal	21	Hooghly	Rupchand Paul
50	West Bengal	22	Arambag (SC)	Sakti Mohan Malik
51	West Bengal	23	Tamluk	Lakshman Seth
52	West Bengal	24	Kanthi	Prasanta Pradhan
53	West Bengal	25	Jhargram (ST)	Dr. Pulin Behari Baskey
54	West Bengal	26	Bankura	Basudeb Acharya
55	West Bengal	27	Bisnupur (SC)	Susmita Bauri (W)
56	West Bengal	28	Bardhaman Purba (SC)	Dr. Anup Saha
57	West Bengal	29	Bardhaman-Durgapur	Saidul Haque
58	West Bengal	30	Asansol	Banshagopal Choudhury
59	West Bengal	31	Bolpur (SC)	Dr. Ramchanda Dom
60	West Bengal	32	Birbhum	Braja Mukherjee

Samajwadi Party List of Lok Sabha Candidate.

Samajwadi Party has released it list of Candidate who will contesting in the upcoming lok Sabha election.

Nafisa Ali will contesting from Lucknow in place of Sanjay Dutt due to the Supreme court decision.

No.	Name	Candidate Name
1	Saharanpur	Shri Rashid Masood
2	Kairana	Shri Shadaan Masood
3	Muzzafarnagar	Shri T. Sangit Som
4	Bijnaur	Shri Kartar Singh Bhadhana
5	Nagina (A.J.)	Shri Yashvir Singh
6	Muradabad	Shri S. T. Hasan
7	Sambhal	Shri Iqbal Mehmood
8	Rampur	Smt Jaya Prada
9	Amroha	Shri Madan Chauhan
10	Meerut	Shri Shahid Manzoor
11	Baagpat	Shri Sahab Singh
12	GautamBuddha Nagar	Shri Narendra Bhati
13	Bulandshahar (A.J.)	Shri Kamlesh Balmiki
14	Hathras (A.J.)	Shri Anar Singh Divakar
15	Agra (A.J.)	Shri Ramji Lal Suman
16	Fatehpur Sikari	Shri Raghuraj Singh Shakya
17	Firozabad	Shri Akhilesh Yadav
18	Mainpuri	Shri Mulayam Singh Yadav
19	Ita	Shri Kalyan Singh
20	Badayun	Shri Dharmendra Yadav
21	Bareilly	Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar
22	Aanvala	Shri Dharmendra Kashyap
23	Pilibhit	Shri Riyaz Ahmad
24	Shahajahanpur (A.J.)	Shri Mithilesh Kumar
25	Khiri	Shri Raviprakash Varma
26	Sitapur	Shri Mahendra Varma
27	Hardoi (A.J.)	Smt Usha Varma
28	Mishrikh (A.J.)	Shri Shyam Prakash Pasi
29	Unnav	Shri Dipak Kumar
30	Mohanlal Gunj (A.J.)	Smt Sushila Saroj
31	Lucknow	Smt Nafisa Ali
32	Sultanpur	Shri. Ashok Pandey
33	Pratapgad	Shri Akshay Pratap Singh "Gopalji"
34	Farookhabad	Shri Chandrabhushan Singh "Munnubabu"
35	Itawa (A.J.)	Shri Premdas Katheria
36	Kanauj	Shri Akhilesh Yadav
37	Akbarpur	Shri Kamlesh Pathak
38	Jalaun (A.J.)	Shri Ghanshyam Anuragi
39	Jhansi	Shri Chandrapal Singh
40	Hamirpur	Shri Ashok Singh Chandel
41	Bauda	Shri R K Singh Patel
42	Fatehpur	Shri Rakesh Sachaan
43	Kaushaambi (A.J.)	Shri Shailendra Kumar
44	Phulpur	Shri Shyama Charan Gupta
45	Elahabaad	Kumari Revati Raman Singh
46	Baarabanki (A.J.)	Shri Ram Sagar Rawat
47	Faizabaad	Shri Mitra Sen Yadav
48	Ambedkar Nagar	Shri Shankhlal Maujhi
49	Bahraich (A.J.)	Shri Shabir Ahmad Balmiki
50	Kaisargunj	Shri Brijbhushan Sharan Singh
51	Shravasti	Smt Ruaab Saeeda
52	Gonda	Shri Vinod Kumar Singh
53	Basti	Shri Rajkishor Singh
54	Sant Kabir Nagar	Shri Bhalchandra Yadav
55	Maharajganj	Shri Shyamnarayan Tiwari
56	Gorakhpur	Shri Manoj Tiwari
57	KushiNagar	Shri BrahmaShankar Tripathi
58	Devaria	Shri Mohan Singh
59	Bossgaon (A.J.)	Smt. Sharda Devi
60	Lalganj (A.J.)	Shri Darogaprasad Saroj
61	Ajamgarh	Shri Durga Prasad Yadav
62	Ghosi	Shri Arshad Jamal Ansari
63	Salempur	Shri Hari Keval Prasad
64	Baliya	Shri Neeraj Shekhar
65	Jaunpur	Shri Parasnath Yadav
66	Machali Shahar (A.J.)	Shri Toofani Saroj
67	Gaazipur	Shri Radhemohan Singh
68	Chandoli	Shri Anil Rajbhar
69	Varanasi	Shri Ajay Rai
70	Bhadohi	Shri Ramrati Bind
71	Mirzapur	Shri Balkumar Patel
72	Robertgunj	Shri PakaudiLal Kol

BJP Election Manifesto for 2009

    

BJP has come out with its Manifesto today on April 3rd 2009.  This manifesto was prepared by the Senior Leader of BJP Mr. Murali Manohar Joshi with inputs on other party members and current standing of the country.  They have released the manifesto at time where everyone is keen on knowing what is going to happen  next in the Political Drama.

Varun Gandhi on hitlist of Underworld, for which he was shifted to a different jail immediately.  Sharad Pawar joining hands with BJD not with Third front, and skipping the rally which he is suppose to address after the joining the league.  Naveen Patnaik left the BJP campaign after 11 years of its stand and till date he has not lost any election.  Home Minister releasing a list of high profile politician who are on target by Terrorist this election, would like to spread terror in the country.

BJP in manifesto has made it clear, that it will still follow the Hindutva for which it is known for. Also the Aam Adami reach; Some of the key points in the  manifesto are:

1) BJP will make POTA act more strict ( this for the people who are caught under terror act).

2) To keep a check on tax restructuring.

3) To keep a check on the cow slaughter.

4) Ram Mandir issue

5) Giving out loans to Farmers @ a lower rate of interest 4% (Not free)

6) Bring back the economy to stable position.

7) Looking out for the needs to the middle income, jobs and poverty.

Keep Points of the BJP Manifesto:

8) PUTTING POOR FIRST

9) ECONOMY GROWS, INDIA PROSPERS

10) WAR AGAINST ENEMIES WITHIN AND WITHOUT

11) JAI JAWAN IN ACTION

12) YOUNG INDIA, NATION’S PILLAR

13) 3 lakh slab for the Income tax for member earning no tax and 3.5 for women.

14) Rice 2Rs for 35 kgs below poverty line.

15) No Fringe Tax

many More

Also made it clear that it will bring back all the black money parked in international banks. BJP has worked alot on it manifesto not look much attractive, however, dealing with all the needed and happenings issue in the country.  They BJP also has it 2020 vision also covered in the manifesto.

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