President of Indian Justice Party, Dr. Udit Raj, lamented that there is fewer scope for honest, agenda based and development oriented politics. At present, on an average, expenditure involved in assembly elections is between 25-50 lacs per constituency and amount goes in crores in Parliament elections.
It is easy to muster the votes in the name of castes or religion and struggle for basic needs of the people fetches no dividends. The electorate are more committed to see their leaders at the top and needs like employment, power; water, law and order do not hold much importance.
The Indian Justice Party has dared to field the candidates in these odd circumstances. Ours is a new party, therefore, emphasis in this election is to defeat other contenders and publicize about its programmes and policies.
Dr. Udit Raj said that the whole country is watching helplessly that without expending huge money, it is difficult to create favourable atmosphere for elections. When the Election Commission was not strict, the candidates, who used to be penniless and leader of masses, were getting elected; now it has become an exception.
Terrorism is going to be a major issue in this election and the parties involved in the Batala House incident, are not primarily to protect and promote the interests of Muslims but to exploit them for political end. The Indian Justice Party believes that this incident should be probed by a judicial commission.
Dr. Udit Raj said that solution of Muslim problems lies in their representation in administration. In the Mandal Commission recommendation, two third population of Muslims is included but on the ground, Muslims have not been recruited in the services and the administration according to population ratio. Indian Justice Party demands that there should be sub-categorisation of 27% quota so that Muslims could get their due share.
It is a sorry affair that the many Muslim leaders do not realize the importance of representation in administration. Dr. Udit Raj said that Indian Justice Party stands for compulsory and equal education, employment to each, casteless society, reservation in private sector for dalits, land to landless, promotion and protection of agriculture. He said that ever since BJP Govt. has ascended into power in MP, the atrocities on dalits have increased and party will make this an important issue in the elections.
Delhi State President, Suresh Dewan, said that the Indian Justice Party, Delhi Unit, is fielding those candidates who can contest elections effectively. He said that Congress govt. has failed to protect the interest of poor and common people and in the election, party will make it an important issue in addition to what Dr. Udit Raj has stated above. …
Following candidates have been declared –
M.P.
Constituency Candidate 1. Bhopal (S-W) – Azimuddin
2. Narela – Pratap Singh
3. Harda – Shashi Billore
4. Multai – Ashok Pawar
5. Betul – Vinod Khawate
6. Bichhiya – Trilok Dhurve
7. Dindore – Ramchandra Patta
8. Kavlari – Dr. Shobharam Prajapati
9. Barghat – Chatursingh Dhurve
10. Logy – Dushyant Nagpure
11. Varasivani – Prakash Sagar
12. Katangi – C.P. Goswami
13. Paraswada – Deenbandhu Chauhan
14. Siwani – Pradeep Dogari
15. Chhindwada – Sunil Jain
16. Chaurai – Nemichand Verma
17. Depalpur – Devendra Patel
18. Mahu – Hemant Gore
19. Rau – Bharat Raghuvanshi
20. Khandwa – Rajesh Rathaur
21. Badwah – Mukesh Bhalge
22. Khargon – Prem Patidar
23. Dhar – Bhagwan Dubey
24. Sardapur – Prakash Meena
25. Kuchchi – Ram Singh Maske
26. Burhanpur – Dinesh Bhau
27. Muraina – Naresh Shakya
28. Ambah – S.L. Jalaun
29. Bhander – Santosh Kumar Verma
30. Seveda – Ramesh Patel
31. Deorikala – Santosh Vishwakarma
32. Narsinghpur – Prem Mehra
33. Dewas – Rajesh Lot
34. Churhat – Kashinath Vishwakarma
35. Singhawal – Yadunath Vishwakarma
36. Nagaur – Majid Khan
37. Raigaon – Kallu Prasad Sonkar
38. Chitrakut – Bhagwat Tripathi
39. Satna – Mahesh Ahirwar
40. Chandla – Raju Ahirwar
41. Rajnagar – Sundarlal
42. Panna – Arvind Ahirwar
43. Amanganj – Rakesh Ahirwar
44. Pawai – Kamlesh Kr. Dwedi
45. Jatara – M.D. Ahirwar
46. Teekamgarh – Naththuram Kushwaha
47. Bareli – Yogesh Vishwakarma
48. Rampur Baghel – Balgovind Chaudhary
49. Gwalior(15) – Mohd. Arif
50. Bhitarwar – Vimla Baraiya
51. Gwalior(17) – Rambali Yadav
52. Laskar West – Vimla Vyas
Delhi
Constituency Candidate 1. Delhi Cantt. – B. K. Singh
2. Uttam Nagar – Prem Chand Prajapati
3. Trinagar – Ram Kisan
4. Mustafabad – Laxman Tomar
5. Gokalpur – Haribabu
6. Buradi – Munna Thekedar
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