Bihar election commission strict on paid news

Bihar Election commission has said that it will keep eye on paid news to any tv news channels or news paper by any Bihar assembly election 2010 candidate from any of the political parties like BJP , JDU , Congress , RJD , LJP and others.

“Any news or analysis appearing in any media (print and electronic) for a price in cash or kind as consideration” as described by the Council will be treated as paid news. "

6 phase Bihar assembly election 2010 will begin on October 21 2010 and will finish on November 20 2010. SO the bihar vidhan sabha poll will be held for 1 month . And the Poll live results will be out on November 26.

Janmotri Mamta Nautan assembly seat Congress Candidate

Ms. Janmotri Mamta is Congress Candidate for Nautan assembly seat for Bihar assembly election 2010 .

In 2005 bihar assembly elections , BAIDHANATH PRASAD MAHTO a JDU candidate got 35497 AMAR YADAV a RJD candidate got 30194 . Thus JDU won Nautan Assembly seat in 2005 and Baidhanath prasad mahto is seating MLA from nautan seat.

Nautan constituency is in West Champaran district of Bihar .

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Vishwa Mohan Sharma Lauriya congress Candidate

Vishwa Mohan Sharma is Congress Candidate for Lauriya assembly seat for Bihar assembly election 2010 .

In bihar assembly election 2005 , PRADEEP SINGH of JDU won the Lauriya assembly seat by beating nearest rival , SHAMBHU TIWARI of BSP with difference of 2024 votes.

Lauriya is a village in West Champaran district of Bihar, India. It is also known as Lauriya-Nandangarh. One of the pillars erected by the Mauryan king Ashoka is in Lauriya.

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Naresh Ram Ramnagar Congress Candidate for Bihar assembly election 2010

Naresh Ram is Congress Candidate for Ramnagar (SC) assembly seat for Bihar assembly election 2010 .

Ramnagar is situated in Paschim Champaran, Bihar, India, its geographical coordinates are 27° 10' 0" North, 84° 19' 0" East As of 2001 India census , Ramnagar had a population of 38,549. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Ramnagar has an average literacy rate of 48%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 57%, and female literacy is 38%. In Ramnagar, 19% of the population is under 6 years of age.

- Source Wikipedia

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Irshad Hussain Valmiki Nagar Congress Candidate for Bihar assembly election 2010

Irshad Hussain is Congress Candidate for Bihar assembly election 2010 .

Valmiki Nagar in Bihar is a small village in the West Champaran. It lies on the Indo Nepal border. The village lies at a distance of 42 kilometers from Bagaha.

JD (U) candidate Baidyanath Prasad Mahto IS an MP from the same Loksabha constituency after winning lok sabha election 2009.

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Congress candidates list bihar election

After too much delay Congress has declared 77 candidates list for Bihar election 2010. We will publish constituency / assembly seat wise names of Congress candidates for bihar assembly election 2010 .

Keep visiting this elections blog for more news and updates on bihar vidhan sabha chunav .

who will win bihar 2010 election ?

Who will win Bihar Election ?

BJP - JDU ? Congress ? or RJD - LJP ? My take is on BJP - JDU. Whats your opinion ?

Bihar election result 2005

In case you wanted to check how BJP , JDU , RJD , LJP and others performed in past bihar elections , Here is Bihar election result for 2005 assembly poll .

Out of 243 bihar assembly seats , BJP and JDU alliance won 146 seats to set to rule the bihar state. RJD and Congress together won 65 seats . And this time Congress is contesting Bihar assembly election 2010 on its own. LJP won 11 seats in previous bihar assembly poll . And now it is fighting bihar 2010 election in association with RJD.

Who Will win bihar assembly election 2010 ? We will know when the results will be declared live in November.

Bihar Voter list recovered from jail

A Bihar voters list, a mobile phone and some cash were seized from inmates of a Bihar jail early Saturday, police said.

The four-page voters list and other objectionable items were recovered from the Siwan district jail in Siwan district of Bihar where assembly elections 2010 are to be held in october - november 2010 .

"During a surprise raid, we recovered a bihar voters list ahead of the upcoming assembly polls," a police official told IANS on phone.

Source : TOI

Narendra modi bihar election 2010

Whether narendra modi should campaign for BJP - JDU alliance in Bihar for upcoming assembly elections has been the major issue for last few months. In past and in present , Bihar CM Nitish kumar has been avoiding Narendra modi and have publicly shared is dislikes towards the senior BJP leader who is CM of Gujarat.

However , Bihar BJP has continuouslly said that Narendra modi is their senior leader and a very good crowdpuller , why should they not invite him to campaign chunav rallies.

Nitish kumar by showing his dislike towards Modi , is targeting minority i.e Muslim voters in bihar which were with RJD and LJP earlier. Nitish kumar does not want to lose Muslim wants hence he is objecting Narendra modi who is considered as Saffron icon.

Aspirants bihar 2010 poll

Generally it is believed that the que are for aam aadmi for rashan kirana , at petroleum , at multiples for movie tickets .......

Here there are ques for Bihar 2010 poll assembly election tickets by Bihari politicians. As the Election commission declared bihar 2010 poll date all those wanna be politicians have applied with colourful biodatas for the bihar election tickets to be candidate of congress , BJP , RJD , JDU, LJP etc.


List of Numbers of bihar poll 2010 aspirants applications received by various political parties : -

More than 4,000 : JD-U

6,000 : Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP).

10,000 : Congress

8,000 : RJD and

More than 3,000 : Lok Janshakti Party ( LJP).

Afghan election 2010

In less than two weeks, Afghanistan will elect a new parliament — a chance to show that the country is making progress. Unfortunately, the odds of success may not be much better than they were last year, when a presidential election, marred by violence and widespread fraud, left Afghans and the international community questioning the legitimacy of Hamid Karzai’s victory.

Millions of Afghans courageously voted in past elections and may do so again. There are 2,447 candidates on ballots in 34 provinces, including about 400 women (up from 328 in 2005) despite severe constraints on their political participation in this male-dominated society.

Still, there are many reasons to worry.

Security is the biggest obstacle given the worsening insurgency. Four candidates have been killed in attacks by suspected Taliban fighters even with a buildup in American forces and an escalation in allied military operations. Armed men also killed five campaign workers for a female candidate. Many candidates running for 249 parliamentary seats are too fearful to campaign, and some have told reporters that the violence, especially suicide attacks, is much worse than last time. Election officials say it is too dangerous to even open at least 938 of 6,835 polling centers — most in the south and the east.

The threat of another fraud comes close behind. When Mr. Karzai ran last year, his allies stuffed so many ballot boxes that the Electoral Complaints Commission ended up throwing out one-third of his votes. Mr. Karzai won by default after his opponent dropped out.

That disaster prompted calls for major electoral reforms. There have been some — but not nearly enough. The most significant may be Mr. Karzai’s appointment of a new chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission, which oversees election logistics. His predecessor failed to adequately prevent or punish fraud.

The new chairman, Fazel Ahmad Manawi, an Islamic scholar and former I.E.C. commissioner, is generally viewed as doing a better job. He barred 6,000 people who worked on the fraudulent November poll from administering this one, improved ballot security, and publicized polling sites weeks — rather than days — in advance.

The United Nations-backed Electoral Complaints Commission — the election’s ultimate arbiter — is reconstituted, although experts are concerned about the competence of the new members. Their big test will be whether they have the courage of their predecessors to expose fraud if found. It will be hard to pull off credible balloting. The election is hampered by a flawed voter registry, a vetting process that left far too many corrupt warlords on the ballots, and fewer independent observers. Reports of vote buying, bribery and intimidation are rife; Mr. Karzai shows no sign of discouraging this.

It would be better to postpone the election. But American and allied officials say Kabul wants to proceed, and they must respect that decision. While the allies pressed the Karzai government on reforms, they seem curiously resigned to whatever may happen.

In the remaining weeks, the allies should press Mr. Karzai and other major political leaders to urge all Afghans to vote, to speak out against fraud and corruption and to pledge that violators will be punished. No one expects Afghanistan to install a perfect system overnight. But cynical and disenchanted Afghans need to see there is a way for their voices to count.

Source for This Afghan election 2010 update is Nytimes.com

Bihar assembly election result on 24 November

Along with the Bihar election date for 6 phases , the election commission of bihar has also declared the vote counting date of bihar assembly poll 2010. Bihar assembly election result will be declared on 24 November.

Once the bihar assembly election result is declared we will know whether Nitish kumar's Development card worked or Lalu 's caste card.

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Bihar election date poll 2010

The Election Commission has finally announced the date of bihar election 2010 . The Bihar 2010 poll for 243-member Bihar Legislative Assembly will be held in six phases —

Date of 1st phase of Bihar election 2010 for 47 assembly seats : October 21 2010
Date of 2nd phase of Bihar assembly election 2010 for 45 assembly seats : October 24 2010
Date of 3rd phase of Bihar election 2010 vidhan sabha chunav for 48 vidhan sabha seats : October 28 2010
Date of 4tht phase of Bihar vidhan sabha election 2010 for 42 assembly seats : November 1 2010
Date of 5th phase of Bihar poll 2010 for 35 assembly constituencies : November 9 2010
Date of 6th phase of Bihar election 2010 for 26 assembly constituencies : November 20. 2010

The counting of votes is scheduled for November 24. The notification for the first phase would be issued on September 27 and that for the sixth phase on October 27.The bihar assembly election 2010 process would end by November 26 2010 and the term of the present Assembly would expire on November 27 2010.

Thirty-eight bihar assembly seats were reserved for the Scheduled Castes and two for the Scheduled Tribes, he said.

Over 89 per cent of the bihar voters were covered in the photo electoral rolls and 82.65 per cent issued Electoral Photo Identity Cards.

This election will be fought between Congress , BJP - JDU alliance and RJD - LJP alliance along with newy launched Samajwadi janata dal by Devendra prasad yadav , and independent candidates.

Congress bihar CM candidate

Indian national Congress ( INC ) is yet to declare it is CM candidate for Bihar assembly election 2010.
While other political parties who are contesting Bihar elections have declared their leaders. The ruling JDU - BJP alliance has Nitish kumar as its CM nominee who is ruling CM right now. RJD - LJP ally have declared Lalu prasad yadav as their CM candidate . However it should be noted that Congress is the only party which will contest bihar vidhan sabha chunav on its own on all vidhan sabha seats.

Infact Neither Nitish kumar nor Lalu prasad yadav may stand in election. Any guess who will be Congress bihar CM candidate ?

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Bihar elections schedule 2010

As announced earlier, The election commission will declared bihar elections schedule for upcoming assembly election 2010 today on 4th September. Bihar elections are likely to happen in 2nd half of October 2010.

For more updates on Bihar election 2010 , keep visiting this Indian Elections blog