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India's 2014 Lok Sabha Elections
- 1. The Battle for Better Government!! abh2
- 2. • The 16TH LOK SABHA ELECTIONS was held in nine phases, the longest election in the country's history, from 7 April to 12 May 2014. • Voting took place in all 543 parliamentary constituencies of India to elect Members of Parliament in the Lok Sabha. • The result of this election was declared on 16 May 2014. abh2
- 3. abh2 INIDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS UNITED PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE (UPA) RASHTRIYA JANATA DAL
- 4. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE (NDA) abh2 BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY LOK JANSHAKTI PARTY SHIV SENA
- 5. THIRD FRONT SAMAJWADI PARTY abh2 Communist Party Of India (CPI) All India Forward Bloc
- 6. • India’s oldest political party since 1885. Present Chairperson- SONIA GANDHI Prime-ministerial candidate-RAHUL GANDHI • Notable leaders includes Indira Gandhi Rajiv Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Manmohan Singh abh2
- 7. • The other major political party in India today founded in dec 1980. Present Chairperson- RAJNATH SINGH Prime-ministerial candidate- NARENDRA MODI • Notable leaders includes Atal Bihari Vajpayee, L. K. Advani etc. abh2
- 8. • Founded on November, 2012. • The AAM ADMI PARTY led by MR. ARVIND KEJRIWAL contested the elections for about 278 seats. abh2
- 9. Election Commission expected to spent $5 billion in the election which is the world's second highest after the $7 billion spent on the 2012 U.S. elections. abh2
- 10. This time, about 814 million people were eligible to vote, a number larger than the population of Europe, making this the biggest election the world has ever seen. abh2
- 11. 100% Voting option..now open • In the elections , people don’t participate saying that there is no suitable candidate for whom they can vote. The “NONE OF THE ABOVE” buttons in EVMs have given the opportunity to these people , not to just enjoy the holiday on voting day, but to understand their responsibility .... abh2
- 12. • THE NOTA BUTTON IN THE EVMs abh2
- 13. The Choice: • Looking dispassionately, the country needs a change very badly. Going by past record of political parties, once voted to power they are usually back to their old ways irrespective of their promises or experiences. An individual may be a better option • It is for the people to make their choice of the leader based on the demonstrated performance and experience of the available candidates within the existing system abh1
- 14. • India has any number of honest individuals with great leadership qualities capable of steering the country to its glory which it rightly deserves. But in our system there are no way such talents and capabilities can be put to use at the national level • It is time social workers, organizations and prominent people like Anna Hazare go down to villages and educate the people so that voters’ power is utilized for the benefit of the people and the country abh1
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- 20. The results abh2
- 25. Conclusion: • The country could no longer tolerated corrupt politicians with criminal background designing laws for us. • The old and the tired legislators had 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 impressed people. The country has been deceived enough by feeding on divisive stories and issues such as secularism, fascist forces, religion, caste, language etc abh1
- 26. • We have made the use of the these general elections to bring about the much needed transformation, India no longer runs the risk of becoming a failed state under a fake democracy. • The answer is change, new faces and a PM of peoples’ choice- Mr NARENDRA DAMODARDAS MODI. abh1
- 27. SHRI NARENDRA MODI.. THE PRIME MINISTER OF WORLD’S LARGEST DEMOCRACY abh1
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