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    This document appears to be a student's class notes on the 2014 Indian general election. It summarizes the major national parties BJP and Congress, their leadership and strategies. It discusses factors like corruption, Hindu polarization, and Narendra Modi's leadership that influenced the election outcome. It concludes by calling for new leadership and an end to corrupt politicians to transform India.

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    M E N 2 014

    C O EC T I O
    E L E EL
    W T H ON
    TO TATI
    S E N NAME : HARMIT.H.

    PR E PATEL
    STD : X
    DIV :SAPPHIRE
    ROLL NO : 7
    SUB :COMPUTER
    INDEX:-
    DIFFERENT PARTIES
    BJP
    CONGRESS
    CURROPTION
    MODI FACTORS OF DEVELOPMENT
    FUTURE OF INDIA
    THINGS TO DO
    CONCLUTION
    National parties
     A registered party is recognized as a National Party
    only if it fulfils any of the following three conditions:
    1. The party wins 2% of seats in the Lok Sabha (11 seats)
    from at least 3 different States.
    2. At a General Election to Lok Sabha or Legislative
    Assembly, the party polls 6% of votes in four States
    and in addition it wins 4 Lok Sabha seats.
    3. A party gets recognition as State Party in four or
    more States.
    State parties
     If a party is recognised as a state party by the Election Commission, it can reserve
    a symbol for its exclusive use in the state. The following are a list of recognised
    state parties as of 12 January 2014:[2]
     A political party shall be treated as a recognised political party in a State, if and
    only if the political party fulfills any of the following conditions: [1]
    1. At General Elections or Legislative Assembly elections, the party has won 3% of
    seats in the legislative assembly of the State ( subject to a minimum of 3 seats).
    2. At a Lok Sabha General Elections, the party has won 1 Lok sabha seat for every
    25 Lok Sabha seat allotted for the State.
    3. At a General Election to Lok Sabha or Legislative Assembly, the party has polled
    minimum of 6% of votes in a State and in addition it has won 1 Lok Sabha or 2
    Legislative Assembly seats.
    4. At a General Election to Lok Sabha or Legislative Assembly, the party has polled
    8% of votes in a State.
    BHARTIYA
    JANTA PARTY (BJP)
    Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi was chosen to lead
    the Bharatiya Janata Party's campaign after a party conclave
    in Goa.This came amid controversy Lal Krishna Advani
     opposed the decision and resigned from his party posts, only
    to later rescind his resignation. Murli Manohar Joshi and 
    Sushma Swaraj were part of Team 2014, under Modi's
    leadership, for the campaign. Rajnath Singh, Atal
    Behari Vajpayee and Lal Krishna Advani - who had opposed
    the decision to name Modi in favour of himself - would be
    the mentors for the BJP's campaign A 12-member
    committee, which will be chaired by Modi, was appointed at
    the Goa.
    and will have other BJP stalwarts on its committee: 
    M. Venkaiah Naidu, Nitin Gadkari, Madhya Pradesh Chief
    Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister 
    Raman Singh and Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar.
    Twenty sub-committees will assist the main committee with
    focus on such aspects of electioneering, including rallies,
    publicity, manifesto, social media, courting first time voters,
    "crowd sourcing" and a "charge-sheet" against the UPA.
    general secretary Ananth Kumar said: "All the sub-
    committees will be steered under the leadership of Narendra
    Modi...The party has given Modi the responsibility of 2014
    elections...Under his leadership the whole campaign will
    move forward," BJP general secretary Ananth Kumar said.
    Gadkari was also tasked with paying "special attention" to
    Delhi for its forthcoming provincial assembly election; he will
    be assisted by Amritsar MP Navjot Singh Sidhu.
    Indian National Congress (INC)
    The Indian National Congress had announced, on the
    fourth anniversary of the second 
    United Progressive Alliance government, that its
    campaign for the election would be led by Prime
    Minister Manmohan Singh, INC chairperson 
    Sonia Gandhi and general secretary Rahul Gandhi.
    Information and Broadcasting Minister 
    Manish Tewari said: "The government and the party
    have decided while Singh is the PM and Sonia is the
    Congress chief, Rahul Gandhi has energised the party
    cadre. So the 2014 elections would be fought under
    the leadership of the triumvirate." Sonia Gandhi
    appointed her son Rahul to head a six-member
    committee to formulate and implement alliances, the
    In response to sagging opinion poll numbers for the
    general election, the INC sought to fast-track a
    decision on separating Telangana from Andhra
    Pradesh, create a coalition government with the 
    Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and the 
    Rashtriya Janata Dal in Jharkhand, sought to take
    sole credit for the Food Security Bill and table a
    controversial landholding farmer-friendly Land
    Acquisition Bill.[28]
    Rahul Gandhi criticized a UPA government ordinance
    that would allow convicted politicians to contest
    elections. "I tell you what my opinion on the
    ordinance is: That it is complete nonsense. It should
    be torn up and thrown away. That’s my opinion.
    The arguments that are being made in my
    Why such a big change?
    HINDU Polarisation
    Voting %
    BJP's 31% lowest vote share of any party to win majority TNN
    | May 19, 2014, 02.07 AM IST
    Corruption
    Modi factor
    Technology fully utilized
    Future of India
    Things to do
    Develop relation ship with Allah
    Gain in-depth knowledge of worldly affair
    Mass public contact
    Social works
    Delegative representation
    Unity among muslims
    Use social media
    Become participative instead of opposition
    Conclusion:
    The country can no longer tolerate corrupt politicians
    with criminal background designing laws for us.
    The old and the tired legislators need to give way for
    the young and those of the present generation.
    Routine standard responses to grave situations and
    issues of national importance no longer impress
    people. The country has been deceived enough by
    feeding on divisive stories and issues such as
    secularism, fascist forces, religion, caste, language etc
    If we fail to make use of the next general elections to
    bring about the much needed transformation, India
    runs the risk of becoming a failed state under a fake
    democracy.
    The answer is change, new faces and a PM of peoples’
    choice
    THANK YOU

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