#Haryana Assembly Elections 2024

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हरियाणा बीजेपी के लिए महिसासुर साबित होंगे मनोहर लाल खट्टर ,बाग़ी इस बार भी डुबोएंगे पार्टी की नैया?

हरियाणा विधानसभा चुनाव -बीजेपी को हरियाणा में उसके अपने ही हरा देंगे इनमे सबसे बड़े कलाकार मनोहर लाल खट्टर माने जाएंगे पिछले विधानसभा चुनाव में भाजपा से बग़ावत कर निर्दलीय चुनाव लड़ने वाले 5 उम्मीदवार जीतकर विधानसभा पहुंचे थे, जबकि कई सीटों पर बाग़ियों ने भाजपा का खेल बिगाड़ा था. नतीजतन, पार्टी बहुमत से दूर रह गई थी. इस बार भी कम से कम 18 सीटों पर भाजपा के बागी निर्दलीय मैदान में हैं. नई…

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Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: दुष्यंत चौटाला को लगा बड़ा झटका, एक के बाद एक पार्टी का हाथ छोड़ रहे विधायक

Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: हरियाणा के पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री और राजनितिज्ञ दुष्यंत चौटाला की पार्टी को एक के बाद एक नया झटका मिल रहा है. दुष्यंत चौटाला एक जेजेपी पार्टी के नेता हैं और चुनाव के दिन चल रहे हैं जिसके लिेए हर पार्टी तैयारी कर रही है तो वहीं जेजेपी पार्टी के नेता उसका साथ छोड़ते हुए नजर आ रह हैं.

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Selja to address rally in Haryana on Sep 26, says Surjewala amid rift talks

Amid speculation that Congress’ prominent Dalit face Kumari Selja is upset and has preferred to maintain distance from the ongoing campaign for the Haryana Assembly elections, party leader Randeep Singh Surjewala on Monday said the Sirsa MP would join the poll campaign from September 26.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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Haryana Assembly Election 2024: Key Candidates and Political Landscape Ahead of Polls

As Haryana gears up for its Legislative Assembly elections on October 5, 2024, the political landscape is heating up with various parties announcing their candidates and strategies. The election will determine all 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly, with results expected on October 8. This election comes after a tumultuous political period marked by the collapse of the BJP-JJP…

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Election Commission Signals Possible Early Polls In Jharkhand

Preparations Underway For Potential October Elections Alongside Maharashtra And Haryana Officials to review voter lists and readiness with deputy commissioners on July 11. RANCHI – The Election Commission of India is considering the possibility of announcing Jharkhand assembly elections earlier than the scheduled date of January 5, 2025. There is a chance that the polls could take place as early…

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AAP To Go Solo In 2024 Haryana Assembly Elections: Party Leader

Mr Dhanda said the AAP has made preparations for all the 90 Assembly seats in Haryana Chandigarh: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will fight the 2024 Haryana Assembly polls on its own, its state unit vice-president Anurag Dhanda said on Friday, saying the party has a complete organisational structure ready and will soon announce its village-level committees too. Mr Dhanda, however, said for the Lok…

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau New Delhi, 9th Feb. In a historic achievement, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has not only swept the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections by securing 48 of the 70 seats but has also made significant inroads among the Dalit voter base, a constituency that has traditionally supported Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). In a major shift, the BJP has claimed six out of the 16 seats where the Scheduled Caste (SC) community has a significant presence. Dalits, comprising 16.5 percent of Delhi’s population according to the 2011 census, are the second-largest voting bloc after the Upper Castes. The BJP’s breakthrough in these areas is a noteworthy development, as Dalit voters in Delhi have predominantly backed Congress from 1993 to 2008 and AAP from 2013 to 2020. For the first time since the 1993 Assembly elections, when BJP secured power but lost several Dalit-majority constituencies, the party has successfully contested and won several Dalit-heavy seats. This time, however, the BJP wrested four out of the 12 reserved SC seats, three of which have more than 25 percent Dalit population. Additionally, the BJP has claimed two other seats, Rajinder Nagar and Wazirpur, where Dalits make up over 20 percent of the electorate. Notable defeats for the AAP came in the form of prominent Dalit candidates. Rakhi Birla, a sitting MLA from Mangol Puri, lost to BJP’s Kailash Gangwal by nearly 10,900 votes in the Madipur constituency. Senior Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia also faced defeat in Seema Puri, finishing third. On the other hand, BJP’s Dushyant Gautam lost in Karol Bagh, with AAP’s Vishesh Ravi retaining the seat. The shift in Dalit support towards BJP is significant, as the party had previously managed to gain Dalit votes at the Lok Sabha level but failed to replicate that success in the Delhi Assembly elections. Experts believe the rise in Dalit support for the BJP mirrors the party’s success in Haryana during the 2024 state elections, where Dalit votes were split along sub-caste lines, particularly between the better-off Jatav/Chamar Dalits and smaller communities such as Balmikis. In Delhi, the Jatav/Chamar Dalits, accounting for 38 percent of the total Dalit population, played a crucial role in the BJP’s success. The areas where the BJP saw substantial gains, including Mangol Puri, Bawana, Wazirpur, and Madipur, are areas with a higher Chamar population, while Balmikis, who form 21 percent of the Dalit population, are concentrated in other regions. Interestingly, Rajinder Nagar, which lies in New Delhi, saw a different pattern. Here, the Balmiki population is more dominant (48 percent) than the Chamar population (15 percent), but the BJP still managed to win the seat, marking another shift in voter trends. Meanwhile, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which had hoped to capitalize on Dalit support, saw a drop in its vote share, from 0.7 percent in 2020 to 0.58 percent in 2025, signaling a further erosion of its influence in Delhi’s Dalit community. With its newly strengthened position among Dalit voters, the BJP is poised to leverage this newfound support to further consolidate its position in Delhi’s political landscape, marking a historic shift in the city’s voting dynamics.   The post BJP Makes Significant Inroads Among Delhi’s Dalit Voters in 2025 Assembly Elections appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau New Delhi, 9th Feb. In a historic achievement, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has not only swept the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections by securing 48 of the 70 seats but has also made significant inroads among the Dalit voter base, a constituency that has traditionally supported Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). In a major shift, the BJP has claimed six out of the 16 seats where the Scheduled Caste (SC) community has a significant presence. Dalits, comprising 16.5 percent of Delhi’s population according to the 2011 census, are the second-largest voting bloc after the Upper Castes. The BJP’s breakthrough in these areas is a noteworthy development, as Dalit voters in Delhi have predominantly backed Congress from 1993 to 2008 and AAP from 2013 to 2020. For the first time since the 1993 Assembly elections, when BJP secured power but lost several Dalit-majority constituencies, the party has successfully contested and won several Dalit-heavy seats. This time, however, the BJP wrested four out of the 12 reserved SC seats, three of which have more than 25 percent Dalit population. Additionally, the BJP has claimed two other seats, Rajinder Nagar and Wazirpur, where Dalits make up over 20 percent of the electorate. Notable defeats for the AAP came in the form of prominent Dalit candidates. Rakhi Birla, a sitting MLA from Mangol Puri, lost to BJP’s Kailash Gangwal by nearly 10,900 votes in the Madipur constituency. Senior Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia also faced defeat in Seema Puri, finishing third. On the other hand, BJP’s Dushyant Gautam lost in Karol Bagh, with AAP’s Vishesh Ravi retaining the seat. The shift in Dalit support towards BJP is significant, as the party had previously managed to gain Dalit votes at the Lok Sabha level but failed to replicate that success in the Delhi Assembly elections. Experts believe the rise in Dalit support for the BJP mirrors the party’s success in Haryana during the 2024 state elections, where Dalit votes were split along sub-caste lines, particularly between the better-off Jatav/Chamar Dalits and smaller communities such as Balmikis. In Delhi, the Jatav/Chamar Dalits, accounting for 38 percent of the total Dalit population, played a crucial role in the BJP’s success. The areas where the BJP saw substantial gains, including Mangol Puri, Bawana, Wazirpur, and Madipur, are areas with a higher Chamar population, while Balmikis, who form 21 percent of the Dalit population, are concentrated in other regions. Interestingly, Rajinder Nagar, which lies in New Delhi, saw a different pattern. Here, the Balmiki population is more dominant (48 percent) than the Chamar population (15 percent), but the BJP still managed to win the seat, marking another shift in voter trends. Meanwhile, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which had hoped to capitalize on Dalit support, saw a drop in its vote share, from 0.7 percent in 2020 to 0.58 percent in 2025, signaling a further erosion of its influence in Delhi’s Dalit community. With its newly strengthened position among Dalit voters, the BJP is poised to leverage this newfound support to further consolidate its position in Delhi’s political landscape, marking a historic shift in the city’s voting dynamics.   The post BJP Makes Significant Inroads Among Delhi’s Dalit Voters in 2025 Assembly Elections appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Last Updated:December 22, 2024, 00:49 ISTThe action came after the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the ECI to supply all information, including video and CCTV footage pertaining to a particular booth in the recent Haryana assembly polls, to the petitionerAs per sources in the ECI, the candidate already has access to all the documents and papers, and nothing has been amended in the rules in this regard. File pic/PTIA gazette notification from the union law ministry has been creating a political storm since Saturday morning over the decision of the Election Commission of India to “rush to amend the law to curtail the list of what can be shared" with the public after a court order mandated it to disclose the details. However, News18 has learnt that the decision has been made to curb the “misuse of CCTV footage".As per the December 20 notification, the ministry changed Rule 93(2)(a) of the 1961 Conduct of Election Rules under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. So far, the rule stated that “all other papers relating to the election shall be open to public inspection". However, from now on it has been changed to “all other papers as specified in these rules relating to the election shall be open to public inspection".The action came after the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the ECI to supply all information, including video and CCTV footage pertaining to a particular booth in the recent Haryana assembly polls, to the petitioner.What was changed and whyAs per sources in the ECI, the candidate already has access to all the documents and papers, and nothing has been amended in the rules in this regard.“Recently, Punjab and Haryana High Court in a case—Mahmoud Pracha vs ECI—directed sharing of all documents related to Haryana assembly elections including treating CCTV footage as also permissible under Rule 93(2) of the Conduct of Election Rules to Pracha," a poll body official told News18.The rule mentioned election papers, but the election papers and documents do not specifically refer to electronic records, he said.“In order to remove this ambiguity and considering the serious issue of violation of secrecy of vote and potential misuse of the CCTV footage from inside the polling station using artificial intelligence by a single person, the rule has been amended to stop misuse of CCTV footage inside the polling station," they said.Another official explained that sharing CCTV footage may have serious repercussions, especially in sensitive areas like J&K and Naxal-affected regions where secrecy is important.“The lives of the voters may also be at risk. All election papers and documents are otherwise available for public inspection," the official said.The official added that candidates, in any case, have access to all documents, papers, and records.“Even Pracha was entitled to all the documents and records from his constituency when he contested as a candidate in Lok Sabha Elections 2024," said the official.Congress to challenge orderThe Congress has criticised the move, saying if there was ever a vindication of assertions regarding the rapidly eroding integrity of the electoral process managed by the Election Commission of India in recent times, this was it.“Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and information will restore faith in the process – a reasoning the Punjab and Haryana High Court agreed with when it directed the ECI to share all information that it is legally required to do so with the public. Yet the ECI, instead of complying with the judgement, rushes to amend the law to curtail the list of what can be shared. Why is the ECI so afraid of transparency? This move of the ECI will be challenged legally right away," Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on social media site X.News india Election Conduct Rules Changed To Curb Misuse Of CCTV Footage: ECI Officials To News18 atOptions = 'key' : '6c396458fda3ada2fbfcbb375349ce34', 'format' : 'iframe', 'height' : 60, 'width' : 468, 'params' : ;

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Haryana Congress slams BJP

The eight-member committee of Haryana Congress leaders, constituted to look into alleged corrupt practices held at the behest of Bharatiya Janata Party leaders during the recent Assembly poll, in its meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday (November 5, 2024) decided to gather information from the party’s candidates about various violations of the election process to seek legal recourse. Former Minister…

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Congratulations to the Election Commission for being included in the agenda: Manoj Jha

Manoj Kumar Jha. File | Photo Credit: The Hindu Launching a scathing attack against the Election Commission of India (ECI), which rejected the Congress allegations about irregularities in the Haryana Assembly elections, RJD MP Manoj Jha said on Wednesday (October 30, 2024) that the ECI has become a part of the agenda. He said that the ECI must be the custodian of a free and fair election, not…

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BJP's success in Haryana may impact Maharashtra assembly elections 2024

Following the outcomes of the elections in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir, the political conflict in Maharashtra is now being fiercely waged. During a discussion, the head of a finance firm in Mumbai mentioned, “You may not be aware that BJP has the potential to emerge victorious in Maharashtra too.” Congress believed they would win the Haryana election, but the outcome for Congress is uncertain…

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Vinesh can join politics, may contest Haryana Assembly polls vs cousin Babita: Sources

Ace wrestler Vinesh Phogat is likely to contest the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections as the sources close to her told IANS on Tuesday.

However, Vinesh had stated earlier that she will not move into active politics.

But as per the latest report, some political parties are trying hard to “convince” her.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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The Curious "Dangal" of Vinesh Phogat, Nita Ambani and Jay Shah

Posted on 14th October, 2024 (GMT 13:10 hrs) Vinesh Phogat, the famous female wrestler from India and recently elected Congress MLA from the Julana Assembly Seat in Haryana⤡, expressed disappointment over her unjustified 2024 Olympics disqualification, feeling that Nita Ambani (wife of Mr. Mukesh Ambani and mother-in-law of Mr. Anand Piramal, s/o Ajay Piramal) could have intervened in the said…

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Electoral Roll Update Kicks Off in Jharkhand, 3 Other States

Preparation Begins for Assembly Elections in Four States Election Commission launches electoral roll revision process, setting July 1, 2024, as qualifying date for upcoming assembly elections in four key regions. RANCHI – Election Commission has kicked off the electoral roll update in Haryana, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, and Jammu & Kashmir, signaling the start of preparations for forthcoming state…

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*HARYANA ELECTIONS OVERCONFIDENCE*

The recent *Haryana Assembly elections* revealed a dramatic narrative, particularly for the *Congress party,* which approached the polls with *overconfidence* .

Instead of a competitive battle, the *BJP achieved a historic third consecutive term* by winning 48 out of 90 assembly seats.

This outcome underscores the shifting political dynamics in Haryana and serves as a *cautionary tale for Congress about the dangers of complacency* and the need to *engage all segments of the electorate.*

Congress's focus on a *single community* and neglect of broader voter needs resulted in significant losses.

As the BJP celebrates its victory, other parties must recognize the importance of *inclusivity* in Indian politics.

The elections were a wake-up call for all parties to *connect meaningfully with constituents for a more inclusive future.*

http://arjasrikanth.in/2024/10/10/from-overconfidence-to-oblivion-congress-stumbles-as-bjp-shatters-haryanas-political-landscape/