Elections are necessary in India's democracy to allow citizens to select their representatives. Political parties have their own rules for selecting candidates, often favoring existing members or those from political families. The 2009 parliamentary elections featured many national and regional parties competing, but focused most intensely on the Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party. Campaigning involves using banners, posters, websites and other methods to promote candidates and parties' slogans and policies. Factors like Rahul Gandhi encouraging youth involvement, economic issues like inflation, and security threats can all impact election campaigning.
Elections are necessary in India's democracy to allow citizens to select their representatives. Political parties have their own rules for selecting candidates, often favoring existing members or those from political families. The 2009 parliamentary elections featured many national and regional parties competing, but focused most intensely on the Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party. Campaigning involves using banners, posters, websites and other methods to promote candidates and parties' slogans and policies. Factors like Rahul Gandhi encouraging youth involvement, economic issues like inflation, and security threats can all impact election campaigning.
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Elections are necessary in India's democracy to allow citizens to select their representatives. Political parties have their own rules for selecting candidates, often favoring existing members or those from political families. The 2009 parliamentary elections featured many national and regional parties competing, but focused most intensely on the Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party. Campaigning involves using banners, posters, websites and other methods to promote candidates and parties' slogans and policies. Factors like Rahul Gandhi encouraging youth involvement, economic issues like inflation, and security threats can all impact election campaigning.
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Introduction to Elections Elections are necessary in the democratic country like India. Elections is the process of decision- making of the people to select their representatives It is the proper way by which peoples representative is selected and holds the formal office. Selection of candidates by parties All parties have their own rules and procedures in selecting a candidate. Political parties select first their old members as a candidate because of their experience. If the person is from a political family background then he is easily selected as a candidate in elections. As we know that in congress the candidate selection is done by the Gandhi family. They also checks that if the new candidate is selected than what is his image in his area. Either he wins the elections or not. There are many national and regional parties in the elections 2009 but the battle is between the main two parties. Bhartiya Janata Party Indian National Congress List of National Political Parties Name of Party Symbol
Indian National Congress INC Hand
Bhartiya Janata Party BJP Lotus
Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant
Communist Party of India CPI Ears of Corn and
Sickle Communist Party of India CPIM Hammer Sickle and Star Nationalist Congress Party NCP Clock
Rastriya Janata Dal RJD Hurricane Lamp
Dynamics of Political Parties Dynamics plays an important role in politics. Its creates a image over the people whether to vote or not. Let see what dynamics parties play in election 2009. Congress has earlier taken the mission of “Garibi Hatao” but due to an increase in prices of each they had taken the slogan “Jai ho” for development of nation. Congress had put forward his young leader Rahul Gandhi which makes efforts to encourage youth to come forward and join the politics. BJP on the other hand have some dynamics like that if they come in power, will raise the income tax limit of the individuals to Rs. 3 lakhs. Samajwadi party put dynamics on the growth of the farmers, increase in agricultural facilities, etc. Many regional political parties put forward their cultural dynamics and win in a particular area or state. Also the cultural dynamics of political party RJD goes in wrong direction in Bihar and the people support the development, which is done by Nitish Kumar. Election Campaigning Election campaigning is a process where political parties put their candidates forward to reach to the heart of the voter. The official campaign lasts at least 2 weeks from the drawing up of the list of nominated candidates, and officially ends 48 hours before polling closes. Different ways of Campaigning Candidates use banners, posters and music. Parties makes it own slogan and do election campaigning. Nowadays SMS facility is also used to do campaigning. Many candidates launch their own website to attract voters of urban area. Some candidates make a road show in chariots and attracts the voters. Factors affecting election campaigning Rahul Gandhi’s encouraged youth to join politics has affected the election campaigning of other parties. The inflation some how affect the elections. Terrorist activities are affecting election campaigning much because every big leader fears from the attack and do meeting with full tight security. Thank You