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    Presented By:-: Amit Kumar Priti Pandey Garima Singh Poornima Singh Ashutosh Rastogi Sourav Srivastava Pradeep Choudhary

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    The document provides information on state assembly elections that took place in India in 2012, including in Uttarakhand, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, and Manipur. It discusses the results of the elections, key parties and candidates, and some of their platforms. In Manipur, the Congress party won the most seats and Okram Ibobi Singh was re-elected Chief Minister for the third time, due in part to promises to improve law and order and potentially remove controversial legislation.

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    Presented by:AMIT KUMAR PRITI PANDEY GARIMA SINGH POORNIMA SINGH ASHUTOSH RASTOGI SOURAV SRIVASTAVA PRADEEP CHOUDHARY

    Uttarakhand Assembly election (2012)

    Uttarakhand(Overview)
    Uttarakhand is often referred as Dev. Bhumi or land of the Gods. Pristine locations and natural beauty, lot of green forests, pilgrimage locations with some of the most revered Hindu temples makes up Uttarakhand. Uttarakhand was declared as a state on 9th Nov 2000 and has seen 6 Chief Ministers since then. Nityanand Swami was the first CM of Uttarakhand, when BJP came to power.

    Within one year of his tenure, he was replace by Bhagat Singh Koshiyari of BJP as the CM. In 2002 elections, BJP lost the polls to arch rivals Congress and Narayan Dutt Tiwari was chosen as Chief Minister. In 2007, BJP came back to power and B C Khanduri was made the CM.

    The INC's Vijay Bahuguna was appointed CM despite not having won a vote to be the party's leader in the legislative assembly. The new chief minister is Vijay Bahuguna,65-year-old former High Court Judge-turned politician of congress party representing Tehri in the Lok Sabha. He become CM Monday 12 march,2012.

    Reasons for failure BJP


    Uttarakhand with its 70 percent upper caste population; gives BJP a turf, where it can play its game perfectly -- A game which allows it to act like a party of the upper castes; and ignore everyone else. BJP kept in mind that if it manages to get even thirty percent of upper caste votes, then it can make a government in Uttarakhand.

    It ignore SC/STs and minorities. If you look closely at the last year of BJP rule, you will find that, it actually stopped focusing on Welfare schemes related to Women, Children and Youth; and instead focused entirely on consolidating its traditional vote bank (a vote bank which sees BJP as a spokesperson of Hindus).

    Punjab Assembly Elections 2012

    Shiromani Akali Dal veteran Parkash Singh Badal, 84, was sworn in as the chief minister of Punjab for the record fifth time. Badal is the only politician in Punjab's history to have governed the state for 14 years. Badal's first tenure was from March 27, 1970, to June 14, 1971. Thereafter he became chief minister in 1977, 1997 and 2007.

    Not Delivered
    Failed to tackle 'farm indebtedness' and resultant suicide menace. Tube well connections released to favorites , particularly in Bathinda. Crop insurance not introduced. State did not put up 50 % share. Study loans of up to `10 lakh for kids of poor farmers not given. Failed to market agricultural projects globally. Marketing centers for vegetables, fruit and flowers not set up. Structural adjustment package of 2,500 crore from Centre for 'second push to Green Revolution' did not happen

    DELIVERED
    Continued free power for agriculture. Land acquisition policy made pro-farmer. Act brought in to ban early paddy plantation. High quality seeds, fertilizers and weedicides made available. Revenue records computerized. Punjab Forest Preservation Act amended. Drains, canals repaired, with Central funds.

    SAD MANESTO Free laptops for school students Free 5-marla plots to landless poor Mohali, Amritsar to be made IT hubs Free cycles also for Class IX and X girls International Trade Fair centers at Ludhiana and Mohali Free primary health care to accident victims

    Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections 2012

    Parties BSP

    2007 206

    2012 80

    SP
    BJP INC RLD Others Total

    97
    51 22 10 17 403

    224
    47 28 9 15 403

    BSP - MANIFESTO
    Increase the powers of the Lokayukta CM will be brought under the Lokayukta Separate budget for the agriculture Farmers would be given loans at 1% interest Farmers' loans of up to 1 lakh will be cancelled Electricity would be provided for agricultural purposes for 24 hours

    SP - MANIFESTO
    Tablet for 10th high school students Laptop for 12th pass students Berojgari bhatta for graduates Free school uniforms for girls Shiksha Mitra job will be fixed Free hostel & free coaching for poor students Free cycle for girls Special package for minorities

    Goa assembly election 2012

    Election in GOA
    Election of the year 2012 was held on 3march Total voters in 2012 election were 837,937, which is 18% more than last election of 2007. Total seats at state is 40 BJP+ gets 24 seats and Congress gets 9. And the new chief minister of Goa is Manohar Parrika

    The last election was held in state in the year 2007 and that resulted in the Congress winning 16 out of the total of 40 seats. But in this year there is anti-Congress sentiment take place in people.
    Because of their corruption , illegal mining, and price high of product.

    Manipur Assembly Elections 2012

    Manipur Overview
    Manipur is a state in northeastern India , with the city of Imphal as its capital. Manipur came under British rule as a princely state in 1891 and existed until 1947 as an Independent Princely Country. Manipur became a Union Territory in 1956 and later, in 1972, a full-fledged state of India with Muhammad Alimuddin becoming the first state Chief Minister (197274).

    The election took place on 28 January. The result was announced on 6 March 2012. Election schedule 2012:S. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Poll Event Issue of Notification Dates

    Manipur Assembly Elections 2012

    04.01.2012 (Wednesday) 11.01.2012 (Wednesday) 12.01.2012 (Thursday)

    Last date for making Nominations


    Scrutiny of Nominations

    Last date for withdrawal of 14.01.2012 (Saturday) candidature Date of Poll Counting of Votes 28.01.2012 (Saturday) 06/03/12 (Tuesday)

    Date before which election 09/03/12 (Friday) process

    Contd
    Congress won the assembly election 2012. Congress won 42 seats while other parties managed to win 18 seats only. Congress failed in all other states but it seems that people in Manipur still have faith on the party and on its Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh who grabbed the power in the state for the third consecutive time. And again OKRAM LBOBI SINGH become CM of manipur.

    Reasons for Success of Congress


    The ruling Congress has pledged to improve the law and order situation in Manipur and withdraw the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) if voted to power in the assembly election. Releasing the partys manifesto at Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president Gaikhangam in the presence of Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh said the party will improve the law and order situation and withdraw AFSPA which has been a long-standing demand of the people of the state. .

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