The document summarizes key details about the 2019 Indian general election, scheduled to take place from April 11th to May 19th across 7 phases. Over 90 crore eligible voters will select 543 parliamentary representatives from over 8,000 candidates. Key parties include the ruling BJP led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the opposition Indian National Congress led by Rahul Gandhi. Major issues in the election include the economy, national security, and fulfillment of government promises. The election is expected to shape the future of Indian politics.

1. Lok Sabha Election,
2019
Name: Saurav Gupta
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2. General
Election
2019
India is the world’s largest democracy and ongoing
Lok sabha election is the world's largest democratic
election exercise.
The Indian General elections are scheduled to be held
in 7 phases from
11th April to 19th May 2019
for 543 seats of the parliament.
The the votes will be counted on 23rd May.

3. ■ More than 10 lakh polling stations would be set up to conduct the Lok
Sabha election 2019.
■ In this year's Lok Sabha election 2019, around 90 crore people are eligible
to vote this time.
■ Lok Sabha Election 2019 will see over 13 crore first-time voters. These
voters in the age group of 18-19 years constitute 1.66 per cent of the total
electorate. Two-thirds of Indians are under 35.
■ More than 8,000 contestants will fight for 543 seats.
■ According to the New Delhi-based Centre for Media Studies, the Lok
Sabha polling exercise, will cost an unprecedented 500 billion.

4. ■ In this election the current ruling party that is Bhartiya Janta Party(BJP)
will strive to retain its majority while the major opposition party, Indian
National Congress (INC) will try to get maximum seat and get back the
power again.
■ The contemporary issue is in “Lok Sabha Election” in 2019 will be a hard
fought contest between all the National parties in India. The Bhartiya
Janta Party (BJP), the Indian National Congress (INC) and their allied
parties are already geared up for the race to the form the Central
Government.

5. The face of ruling party BJP is none other than Prime Minister Shri. Narendra
Damodardas Modi. Under the Modi wave BJP has won 2014 “Lok Sabha Election”
and various state elections. In 2014, Narendra Modi-led BJP had won 282 seats out of
543 constituencies in Lok Sabha election, 2104, handing out a crushing defeat to the
10-year-rule of the United Progressive Alliance(UPA) led by the Congress. This year,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will contest from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh for Lok
Sabha polls. Congress chief Rahul Gandhi will contest from Amethi, Uttar Pradesh
and Wayanad, Kerala in Lok Sabha election 2019.

6. Many see the 2019 “Lok Sabha Election” as Modi vs the rest. The BJP has a
stronghold in major and biggest states in the country which beholds a tough
competition to the opposition parties.
The BJP government is in all praises for its milestones achieved in terms of improved
International stature of the country. Up scaled programs like Make in India, Skill India
and schemes like Jan Dhan yojana, Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana are quoted as the
success story of the Modi government.
The opposition parties are trying to highlight and score on issues which downsize
the Modi Government. The opposition has raised issues like the losses happen
because of demonetization, no growth in the agricultural sector, increasing
unemployment in the youth, increasing prices of natural gas and fuels, huge
scandals faced by major banks in the country and Current topic is Rafael Deal. The
unfulfilled promises of the Modi Government are the key talking points for Congress
and its allies.

7. Conclusion:
The “Lok Sabha Election” of 2019 will definitely prove pivotal in shaping the politics
of contemporary India. All the parties are running massive campaigns to register
their names in the minds and hearts of the people. Apparently the people of India are
keeping a close eye on all the ongoing political activities to make their decision for
the Elections in 2019.
Thank you so much
Saurav Gupta
Jai Hind… Jai Bharat