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Comparison candidates & MPs – Lok Sabha 2004 & Lok Sabha 2009 Given table is the comparison of the number of the candidates and the MPs of major parties. The comparison shows that the number of MPs have increased for INC, BSP, JD(U), AITC, DMK, BJD, ADMK from Lok Sabha 2004 to Lok Sabha 2009. For BJP, SP, CPM and SHS the number of MPs decreased in Lok Sabha 2009 as compared to Lok Sabha 2004. Table: Comparison— Candidates & MPs- Lok Sabha 2004 & Lok Sabha 2009 Party Lok Sabha 2004 Lok Sabha 2009 Total candidates Number of MPs Total candidates Figure: Comparison— Candidates & MPs of top 5 parties- Lok Sabha 2004 & Lok Sabha 2009 500 400 300 200 100 0 440 417 Candidates INC 143 Winners 206 364 Candidates 433 BJP Number of MPs INC 417 143 440 206 BJP 364 138 433 116 SP 237 36 193 23 BSP 435 19 500 21 JD(U) 73 8 55 20 AITC 33 2 35 19 DMK 16 14 22 18 CPM 69 43 82 16 BJD 12 11 18 14 SHS 56 12 47 11 NCP 32 9 68 9 ADMK 33 0 23 9 138 116 Winners 237 Candidates 193 SP 36 23 Winners 26 A Report by ADR 435 Candidates 500 BSP 19 21 Winners 73 55 Candidates JD(U) 8 Winners 20 2004 2009
Analysis based on pending criminal cases Analysis based on pending criminal cases- for candidates A total of 7810 affidavits were analyzed by National Election Watch (NEW) for Lok Sabha 2009 elections. Out of these 7810 candidates, 1158 candidates or 15% declared pending criminal cases against them. Out of these 1158 candidates with pending criminal cases, 608 had pending serious criminal cases like murder, attempt to murder, kidnapping, robbery, extortion etc. Party wise break up for candidates with pending criminal cases Total 1158 candidates contesting Lok Sabha 2009 elections had pending criminal cases against them. Out of 438 candidates of INC, 117 (27%) had pending criminal cases, 116 candidates out of 428 (27%) candidates of BJP had pending criminal cases. The party wise break up is given in the table below. Table: Candidates with pending criminal cases and serious pending criminal cases- party wise break up Party Total candidates analysed by NEW National level analysis - Lok Sabha 2009 Candidates with pending criminal cases Percent of candidates with pending criminal cases Number of candidates with pending serious criminal cases INC 438 117 27% 52 12% BJP 428 116 27% 49 11% BSP 493 107 22% 62 13% SP 192 55 29% 35 18% NCP 68 20 29% 8 12% CPM 81 20 25% 10 12% JD(U) 53 17 32% 9 17% SHS 46 16 35% 6 13% ADMK 21 9 43% 6 29% AITC 33 7 21% 5 15% BJD 18 5 28% 2 11% DMK 21 4 19% 1 5% other 5918 665 11% 363 6% Total 7810 1158 15% 608 8% Percent of candidates with pending serious criminal cases 27
Page 1 and 2: FOREWORD Election Watch is now an o
Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS Foreword by Mr. J. M. Lynd
Page 5 and 6: Selected media coverage of NEW repo
Page 7 and 8: Selected media coverage of NEW repo
Page 9 and 10: The Lok Sabha 2009 Elections- An in
Page 11 and 12: The State-wise summary of the data
Page 13 and 14: Jammu & Kashmir (6) (4/81) Himachal
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Page 17 and 18: Jammu & Kashmir (6) (14/81) Himacha
Page 19 and 20: National level analysis for Lok Sab
Page 21 and 22: Lok Sabha 2009 elections were held
Page 23 and 24: Voting analysis The % of votes poll
Page 25: Table: Candidates vs MPs- for top 5
Page 29 and 30: Serious crimes distribution - for c
Page 31 and 32: IPC/ Party IPC Description 153A Pro
Page 33 and 34: Figure: Serious IPC section break u
Page 35 and 36: S No Name State Constituency 2 KAME
Page 37 and 38: S No Name State Constituency 17 NAR
Page 39 and 40: Party wise break up for MPs with pe
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Page 45 and 46: IPC/ Party 171B 171E 171 C 171D 171
Page 47 and 48: Tainted constituency analysis There
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Page 51 and 52: National level analysis - Lok Sabha
Page 53 and 54: Party Average Assets Candidates ana
Page 55 and 56: Top 20 crorepati candidates Given b
Page 57 and 58: Chances of winning based on assets
Page 59 and 60: Average assets per MP for major par
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Page 63 and 64: Figure: Asset position in constitue
Page 65 and 66: Details of top 20 MPs based on maxi
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Page 69 and 70: Analysis of the first list of Cabin
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Cases (Convicted) -----No Cases----
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Re-elected MPs and MPs who re-conte
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Re-elected MPs and MPs who re- cont
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S No 2009 Party Total number of MPs
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S No Name 2009 Party 118 KIRTI VARD
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S No Name 2009 Party 164 DHOTRE SAN
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S No Name 2009 Party 212 SHRICHAND
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S No Name 2009 Party 264 RAGHUBANSH
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S No Name 2009 Party 320 D. VITTAL
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S No Name 2009 Party 23 PAWAR SHARA
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S No Name 2009 Party 74 ADHIR RANJA
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Full asset details for MPs Lok Sabh
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Background on Association for Democ
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Our few achievements • ADR won tw
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32. Prof. Banwari Lal Sharma, Forme
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STATE COORDINATORS LIST ELECTION WA
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ELECTION WATCH COORDINATORS Himacha
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ELECTION WATCH COORDINATORS Rajasth
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