Rajasthan Election 2008

Final result Rajasthan Elections 2008

2008-12-08T07:21:00.001-08:00

Rajasthan State Assembly Elections - 2008

Final Result

Constituency	Round	Counting	Leading/Elected	Party	Votes	Nearest Rival	Party	Votes	Margin	Status
Constituency	No	(%)	Leading/Elected	Party	Secured	Nearest Rival	Party	Secured	Margin	Status
1. Sadulshahar	14	100%	Santosh Kumar Saharan	INC	49174	Gurjant Singh	BJP	46299	2875	Won
2. Ganganagar	18	100%	Radhey Shyam Ganganagar	BJP	48453	Rajkumar	INC	36409	12044	Won
3. Karanpur	16	100%	Gurmeet Singh Kunnar	IND	46032	Surender Pal Singh	BJP	39937	6095	Won
4. Suratgarh	16	100%	Ganga Jal	INC	43590	Rajender Singh Bhadu	IND	33781	9809	Won
5. Raisinghnagar (SC)	18	100%	Daulat Raj	INC	66261	Nihal Chand	BJP	61219	5042	Won
6. Anupgarh (SC)	16	100%	Pawan Kumar Duggal	CPM	48467	Kuldeep Indora	INC	26897	21570	Won
7. Sangaria	13	100%	Paramnavadeep	INC	36802	Damyanti Beniwal	BJP	28685	8117	Won
8. Hanumangarh	16	100%	Vinod Kumar Lilawali	INC	61079	Ram Pratap	BJP	60693	386	Won
9. Pilibanga (SC)	16	100%	Aadram	INC	52745	Dharmendra Kumar	BJP	46271	6474	Won
10. Nohar	15	100%	Abhishek Matoria	BJP	57023	Suchitra Arya	INC	46746	10277	Won
11. Bhadra	15	100%	Jaideep	IND	76071	Sanjeev Kumar	INC	40796	35275	Won
12. Khajuwala (SC)	16	100%	Vishwanath	BJP	25985	Govind Ram	IND	25118	867	Won
13. Bikaner West	11	100%	Gopal Krishan	BJP	56572	Dr Bulakidas	INC	37711	18861	Won
14. Bikaner East	15	100%	Sidhi Kumari	BJP	60591	Dr Tanveer Malawat	INC	22938	37653	Won
15. Kolayat	19	100%	Devi Singh Bhati	BJP	62010	Hukma Ram	INC	40669	21341	Won
16. Lunkaransar	13	100%	Virendra Beniwal	INC	47050	Laxminarayan	INLD	23447	23603	Won
17. Dungargarh	13	100%	Manglaram	INC	54868	Kishnaram	IND	44250	10618	Won
18. Nokha	13	100%	Kanhaiya Lal Jhanwar	IND	49796	Rameshwar Lal Dudi	INC	47519	2277	Won
19. Sadulpur	15	100%	Kamla Kaswan	BJP	47244	Virendra Singh	BSP	40649	6595	Won
20. Taranagar	16	100%	Rajendra Rathore	BJP	54517	Dr Chandrashekhar Baid	INC	36904	17613	Won
21. Sardarshahar	17	100%	Ashok Kumar	BJP	73902	Bhanwar Lal	INC	64128	9774	Won
22. Churu	14	100%	Hazi Maqbool	INC	56458	Harlal Saharan	BJP	48347	8111	Won
23. Ratangarh	14	100%	Raj Kumar Rinwa	BJP	54860	Abhinesh Maharshi	INC	37009	17851	Won
24. Sujangarh (SC)	15	100%	Master Bhanwarlal	INC	56292	Khemaram	BJP	42231	14061	Won
25. Pilani (SC)	21	100%	Sunder Lal	BJP	43506	Hanumaan Prasaad	INC	40260	3246	Won
26. Surajgarh	17	100%	Sharwan Kumar	INC	44985	Santosh Ahlawat	BJP	37771	7214	Won
27. Jhunjhunu	17	100%	Brijendra Singh Ola	INC	38571	Dr Mool Singh	BJP	29255	9316	Won
28. Mandawa	15	100%	Rita Choudhary	INC	28502	Narendra Kumar	IND	28097	405	Won
29. Nawalgarh	18	100%	Dr Rajkumar Sharma	BSP	50273	Pratibha Singh	INC	36193	14080	Won
30. Udaipurwati	20	100%	Rajendra Singh	BSP	28478	Vijendra Singh	INC	20641	7837	Won
31. Khetri	22	100%	Jitendra Singh	INC	33639	Dharmpal	BJP	22572	11067	Won
32. Fatehpur	14	100%	Bhanwaru Khan	INC	47590	Nand Kishore Maharia	BJP	39326	8264	Won
33. Lachmangarh	16	100%	Govind Singh Dotasra	INC	31705	Dinesh Joshi	IND	31671	34	Won
34. Dhod (SC)	16	100%	Pemaram	CPM	47840	Paras Ram Mordiya	INC	44695	3145	Won
35. Sikar	15	100%	Rajendra Pareek	INC	46976	MAHESH SHARMA	BJP	39210	7766	Won
36. Dantaramgarh	17	100%	Amra Ram	CPM	45909	Narayan Singh	INC	40990	4919	Won
37. Khandela	16	100%	Banshi Dhar	BJP	49398	Mahadev Singh	INC	39500	9898	Won
38. Neem Ka Thana	15	100%	Ramesh Chand Khandelwal	INC	64075	Prem Singh	BJP	41416	22659	Won
39. Srimadhopur	15	100%	Deependra Singh	INC	36590	Harlal Singh Kharra	BJP	29357	7233	Won
40. Kotputli	18	100%	Ramswaroop	LSWP	22328	Rajender Singh	INC	21435	893	Won
41. Viratnagar	17	100%	Phool Chand	BJP	26660	Ram Chandra	INC	22582	4078	Won
42. Shahpura	17	100%	Rao Rajendra Singh	BJP	44536	Alok	INC	37321	7215	Won
43. Chomu	17	100%	Bhagwan Sahay Saini	INC	45380	Ram Lal Sharma	BJP	45245	135	Won
44. Phulera	24	100%	Nirmal Kumawat	BJP	59140	Dr Harisingh	INC	56430	2710	Won
45. Dudu (SC)	22	100%	Babu Lal Nagar	INC	63287	Babu Lal Bachher	BJP	57974	5313	Won
46. Jhotwara	18	100%	Rajpal Singh Shekhawat	BJP	68851	Lal Chand Kataria	INC	66396	2455	Won
47. Amber	18	100%	Ganga Sahay	INC	53179	Naveen Pilaniya	BJP	49382	3797	Won
48. Jamwa Ramgarh (ST)	19	100%	Gopal Meena	INC	36451	Jagdish Narayan	BJP	34898	1553	Won
49. Hawamahal	16	100%	Brij Kishore Sharma	INC	44926	Manju Sharma	BJP	44346	580	Won
50. Vidhyadhar Nagar	17	100%	Narpat Singh Rajvi	BJP	64263	Vikram Singh	INC	55223	9040	Won
51. Civil Lines	20	100%	Pratap Singh Khachariyawas	INC	58166	Ashok Lahoti	BJP	51205	6961	Won
52. Kishanpole	17	100%	Mohan Lal Gupta	BJP	56245	Ask Ali Tak	INC	51506	4739	Won
53. Adarsh Nagar	17	100%	Ashok Parnami	BJP	52983	Mahir Azad	INC	51265	1718	Won
54. Malviya Nagar	19	100%	Kali Charan Saraff	BJP	62011	Rajiv Arora	INC	44453	17558	Won
55. Sanganer	22	100%	Ghanshyam Tiwari	BJP	75694	Suresh Mishra	INC	42811	32883	Won
56. Bagru (SC)	24	100%	Ganga Devi	INC	57036	Raksh Pal Kuldeep	BJP	53519	3517	Won
57. Bassi (ST)	20	100%	Anju Devi Dhanka	IND	54098	Kanhaiya Lal	IND	32166	21932	Won
58. Chaksu (SC)	20	100%	Promila	BJP	37562	Ashok Tanwar	IND	33324	4238	Won
59. Tijara	14	100%	Aimaduddin Urf Durru Miyan	INC	27567	Fazal Husain	BSP	20736	6831	Won

60. Kishangarh Bas	19	100%	Ramhaet Singh	BJP	31594	Deep Chand	INC	29484	2110	Won
61. Mundawar	17	100%	Major O P Yadav	INC	57190	Dharmpal Choudhary	BJP	53964	3226	Won
62. Behror	17	100%	Jaswant Singh Yadav	BJP	56890	Dr Karan Singh Yadav	INC	36886	20004	Won
63. Bansur	14	100%	Rohitash Kumar	BJP	41361	Shakuntala	INC	28382	12979	Won
64. Thanagazi	14	100%	Hem Singh Bhadana	BJP	35271	Kanti Lal	IND	33976	1295	Won
65. Alwar Rural (SC)	14	100%	Tikaram	INC	35896	Jagdish Prasad	BJP	27371	8525	Won
66. Alwar Urban	13	100%	Banwari Lal Singhal	BJP	49075	Narendra Sharma	INC	35367	13708	Won
67. Ramgarh	16	100%	Gyan Dev Ahuja	BJP	61493	Zubair Khan	INC	45411	16082	Won
68. Rajgarh-Laxmangarh (ST)	17	100%	Suraj Bhan	SP	45002	Johari Lal	INC	44065	937	Won
69. Kathumar (SC)	19	100%	Babulal	BJP	49572	Ramesh Khinchi	INC	47879	1693	Won
70. Kaman	15	100%	Zahida	INC	57345	Nasru Khan	BJP	49552	7793	Won
71. Nagar	14	100%	Anita	BJP	22942	Attar Singh Bhadana	INC	18358	4584	Won
72. Deeg - Kumher	14	100%	Digamber Singh	BJP	52669	Vishvendra Singh	INC	49145	3524	Won
73. Bharatpur	14	100%	Vijay Kumar	BJP	52595	Aditya Raj Sharma	BSP	29109	23486	Won
74. Nadbai	17	100%	Krishnedra Kaur	BJP	45495	Yashawant Singh Ramu	BSP	39315	6180	Won
75. Weir (SC)	16	100%	Bahadur Singh	BJP	33981	Atar Singh	BSP	29516	4465	Won
76. Bayana (SC)	16	100%	Gyarsaram	BJP	32016	Munni Devi	BSP	23261	8755	Won
77. Baseri (SC)	14	100%	Sukhram	BJP	28109	Usha	IND	20365	7744	Won
78. Bari	12	100%	Girraj Singh	BSP	34554	Shiv Ram	BJP	29043	5511	Won
79. Dholpur	16	100%	Abdul Sageer Khan	BJP	28077	Ashok Sharma	INC	26523	1554	Won
80. Rajakhera	16	100%	Raveendra Singh	BJP	38237	Pradhuman Singh	INC	35333	2904	Won
81. Todabhim (ST)	17	100%	Kirodi Lal	IND	87239	Matadeen	IND	53327	33912	Won
82. Hindaun (SC)	19	100%	Bharosi Lal	INC	30374	Raj Kumari	BJP	28519	1855	Won
83. Karauli	19	100%	Rohini Kumari	BJP	44937	Darshan Singh	BSP	43681	1256	Won
84. Sapotra (ST)	21	100%	Ramesh	BSP	37878	Mukhraj	INC	29549	8329	Won
85. Bandikui	18	100%	Ram Kishor	IND	42200	Shailendra	BJP	29250	12950	Won
86. Mahuwa	17	100%	Golma	IND	51610	Vijay Shankar	BSP	27479	24131	Won
87. Sikrai (SC)	19	100%	Mamta Bhupesh	INC	54470	Geeta Verma	BJP	27323	27147	Won
88. Dausa	17	100%	Murari Lal	BSP	43387	Ram Avtar	INC	42285	1102	Won
89. Lalsot (ST)	20	100%	Parsadi Lal	IND	49263	Babu Lal Dhanka	SP	32258	17005	Won
90. Gangapur	15	100%	Ramkesh	BSP	42547	Mansingh	BJP	31176	11371	Won
91. Bamanwas (st)	17	100%	Nawal Kishor	INC	45204	Sampatlal	LSWP	26652	18552	Won
92. Sawai Madhopur	15	100%	Alauddin Azad	INC	37952	Kirori Lal	IND	34998	2954	Won
93. Khandar (SC)	15	100%	Ashok	INC	44440	Harinarayan	BJP	33808	10632	Won
94. Malpura	21	100%	Ranveer Pahalwan	IND	31365	Dr Chandrabhan	INC	27552	3813	Won
95. Niwai (SC)	21	100%	Kamal Bairwa	INC	40105	Satish Chandel	BJP	37667	2438	Won
96. Tonk	18	100%	Zakiya	INC	48452	Mahaveer Prasad	BJP	37916	10536	Won
97. Deoli-Uniara	22	100%	Ramnarayanmeena	INC	55085	Nathu Singh Gurjar	BJP	43981	11104	Won
98. Kishangarh	26	100%	Nathu Ram Sinodiya	INC	65042	Bhagirath Choudhary	BJP	55318	9724	Won
99. Pushkar	20	100%	Naseem Akhtar Insaf	INC	42881	Bhanwar Singh Palara	BJP	36347	6534	Won
100. Ajmer North	16	100%	Vasudev Devnani	BJP	41907	Dr Shrigopal Baheti	INC	41219	688	Won
101. Ajmer South (SC)	15	100%	Anita Bhadel	BJP	44902	Dr Rajkumar Jaipal	INC	25596	19306	Won
102. Nasirabad	14	100%	Mahendra Singh	INC	52815	Sanwar Lal	BJP	52744	71	Won
103. Beawar	17	100%	Shankar Singh	BJP	57912	K C Chaudhary	IND	20498	37414	Won
104. Masuda	18	100%	Brahmdev	IND	41973	Ram Chandra	INC	34318	7655	Won
105. Kekri	19	100%	Raghunandan	INC	47173	Rinku Kanwar	BJP	34514	12659	Won
106. Ladnun	14	100%	Haraji Ram	IND	48875	Manohar Singh	BJP	40677	8198	Won
107. Deedwana	15	100%	Rupa Ram	INC	61529	Yoonus Khan	BJP	45040	16489	Won
108. Jayal (SC)	14	100%	Manju Devi	INC	43202	Manju	BJP	33198	10004	Won
109. Nagaur	15	100%	Habibur Rahaman	BJP	53469	Harendra Mirdha	INC	46569	6900	Won
110. Khinvsar	16	100%	Hanuman Bainiwal	BJP	58760	Durgsingh	BSP	34317	24443	Won

111. Merta (SC)	16	100%	Sukharam	BJP	58476	Pancharam Indawar	INC	34436	24040	Won
112. Degana	16	100%	Ajay Singh	BJP	49472	Richhpal Singh	INC	48298	1174	Won
113. Makrana	15	100%	Zakir Hussain	INC	42906	Shriram	BJP	33151	9755	Won
114. Parbatsar	14	100%	Maan Singh	BJP	26704	Lachha Ram	IND	25012	1692	Won
115. Nawan	14	100%	Mahendra Choudhary	INC	62963	Harish Chand	BJP	41116	21847	Won
116. Jaitaran	37	100%	Dilip Choudhary	IND	43077	Surendra Goyal	BJP	36409	6668	Won
117. Sojat (SC)	37	100%	Sanjana Agri	BJP	32178	Ratan Panwar	INC	26548	5630	Won
118. Pali	33	100%	Gyan Chand Parakh	BJP	49334	Bheem Raj Bhati	IND	41877	7457	Won
119. Marwar Junciton	36	100%	Kesa Ram Choudhary	BJP	54737	Khushveer Singh	INC	52955	1782	Won
120. Bali	34	100%	Pushpendra Singh	BJP	61229	Jaisingh	INC	40483	20746	Won
121. Sumerpur	36	100%	Bina Kak	INC	43268	Shankar Singh Rajpurohit	BJP	34451	8817	Won
122. Phalodi	15	100%	Om Joshi	INC	51354	Pabba Ram	BJP	44452	6902	Won
123. Lohawat	15	100%	Gajendra Singh	BJP	44437	Malaram Vishnoi	IND	36742	7695	Won
124. Shergarh	17	100%	Babu Singh Rathore	BJP	55085	Ummaid Singh Rathore	INC	52783	2302	Won
125. Osian	14	100%	Mahipal Maderana	INC	37212	Sambho Singh	IND	33814	3398	Won
126. Bhopalgarh (SC)	17	100%	Kamsa	BJP	48311	Heeradevi	INC	43810	4501	Won
127. Sardarpura	16	100%	Ashok Gehlot	INC	55516	Rajendra Gehlot	BJP	40176	15340	Won
128. Jodhpur	12	100%	Kailash Bhansali	BJP	49122	Jugal Kabra	INC	40523	8599	Won
129. Soorsagar	18	100%	Suryakanta Vyas	BJP	49154	Sayeed Ansari	INC	43657	5497	Won
130. Luni	17	100%	Malkhan Singh	INC	63316	Jogaram Patel	BJP	47817	15499	Won
131. Bilara (SC)	16	100%	Arjun Lal	BJP	61462	Shanker Lal	INC	46599	14863	Won
132. Jaisalmer	17	100%	Chhotu Singh	BJP	34072	Sunita	INC	28297	5775	Won
133. Pokaran	15	100%	Saleh Mohammad	INC	42756	Shaitan Singh	BJP	42417	339	Won
134. Sheo	21	100%	Ameen Khan	INC	75787	Jalam Singh	BJP	45927	29860	Won
135. Barmer	19	100%	Mewaram	INC	61842	Mradurekha Choudhary	BJP	37588	24254	Won
136. Baytoo	16	100%	Col Sonaram	INC	62207	Kailash	BJP	25789	36418	Won
137. Pachpadra	15	100%	Madan	INC	51702	Amraram	BJP	39577	12125	Won
138. Siwana	17	100%	Kansingh	BJP	31776	Mahendra Kumar	BSP	27954	3822	Won
139. Gudamalani	16	100%	Hemaram Choudhary	INC	61921	Laduram	BJP	52571	9350	Won
140. Chohtan (SC)	19	100%	Padmaram	INC	69275	Tarunrai Kaga	BJP	45319	23956	Won
141. Ahore	18	100%	Bhag Raj Chowdhary	INC	36253	Chiranji Lal	BJP	22502	13751	Won
142. Jalore (SC)	16	100%	Ramlal Meghwal	INC	52741	Jogeshwar Garg	BJP	36476	16265	Won
143. Bhinmal	17	100%	Poora Ram Choudhary	BJP	59669	Samarjit Singh	INC	38470	21199	Won
144. Sanchore	21	100%	Jeevaram Choudhary	IND	55257	Sukharam	INC	51643	3614	Won
145. Raniwara	16	100%	Ratan	INC	46716	Narayan Singh Dewal	BJP	26914	19802	Won
146. Sirohi	15	100%	Otaram	BJP	56400	Sanyam Lodha	INC	47830	8570	Won
147. Pindwara-Abu (ST)	12	100%	Ganga	INC	40018	Durgaram	BJP	36672	3346	Won
148. Reodar (SC)	15	100%	Jagasi Ram	BJP	47402	Neeraj Dangi	INC	44164	3238	Won
149. Gogunda (ST)	20	100%	Mangi Lal	INC	56157	Hunsaram Garasiya	BJP	46045	10112	Won
150. Jhadol (ST)	19	100%	Babu Lal Kharadi	BJP	46654	Heeralal	INC	39335	7319	Won
151. Kherwara (ST)	14	100%	Dayaram Parmar	INC	68702	Nana Lal Ahari	BJP	53945	14757	Won
152. Udaipur Rural (ST)	15	100%	Sajjandevi	INC	55494	Vandana Meena	BJP	44798	10696	Won
153. Udaipur	16	100%	Gulab Chand Kataria	BJP	65706	Trilok Purbiya	INC	41197	24509	Won
154. Mavli	19	100%	Pushkar Lal	INC	58264	Dharmnarayan Joshi	BJP	53402	4862	Won
155. Vallabnagar	19	100%	Gajendra Singh	INC	59995	M Randheer Singh	BJP	53335	6660	Won
156. Salumber (ST)	21	100%	Raghuveer Meena	INC	65140	Narendrakumar	BJP	41787	23353	Won
157. Dhariawad (ST)	24	100%	Nagraj	INC	66147	Goutam Lal	BJP	48475	17672	Won
158. Dungarpur (ST)	16	100%	Lal Shankar Gatiya	INC	48536	Shushila Bhil	BJP	36915	11621	Won
159. Aspur (ST)	18	100%	Raiya Meena	INC	59159	Prakrti Kharadi	BJP	44612	14547	Won
160. Sagwara (ST)	18	100%	Surendra Kumar	INC	73408	Kank Mal Katara	BJP	41082	32326	Won
161. Chorasi (ST)	16	100%	Shankar Lal Ahari	INC	46023	Shushil Katara	BJP	39809	6214	Won
162. Ghatol (ST)	18	100%	Nanalal	IND	53262	Navneetlal	BJP	32640	20622	Won
163. Garhi (ST)	18	100%	Kanta Garasiya	INC	63360	Dharmendra Rathor	BJP	37927	25433	Won
164. Banswara (ST)	16	100%	Arjun Singh Bamaniya	INC	47753	Dhan Singh Rawat	BJP	31904	15849	Won
165. Bagidora (ST)	18	100%	Mahendrajeet Singh	INC	76113	Jeetmal Khant	JD(U)	31424	44689	Won
166. Kushalgarh (ST)	15	100%	Fateh Singh	JD(U)	37610	Savlal	INC	36653	957	Won
167. Kapasan (SC)	20	100%	Shankar	INC	50147	Arjun Lal	IND	43493	6654	Won
168. Begun	20	100%	Rajender Singh	INC	59106	Chunni Lal Dhakar	BJP	58463	643	Won
169. Chittorgarh	17	100%	Surendra Singh	INC	67959	Shrichand Kripalani	BJP	56408	11551	Won
170. Nimbahera	18	100%	ANJANA UDAILAL	INC	95622	ASHOKKUMAR NAVLAKHA	BJP	57112	38510	Won
171. Bari Sadri	18	100%	Prakash Chandra Chaudhary	INC	80402	Bheru Singh Chauhan	BJP	53813	26589	Won
172. Pratapgarh (ST)	23	100%	Nandlal	BJP	65103	Bhadurlal	INC	51284	13819	Won
173. Bhim	16	100%	Hari Singh Rawat	BJP	38262	Lakshman Singh Rawat	INC	37532	730	Won
174. Kumbhalgarh	24	100%	Ganesh Singh	INC	50193	Surendra Singh	BJP	46019	4174	Won
175. Rajsamand	16	100%	Kiran Maheshwari	BJP	54275	Hari Singh Rathore	INC	48817	5458	Won
176. Nathdwara	16	100%	Kalyan Singh Chouhan	BJP	62216	C P Joshi	INC	62215	1	Won
177. Asind	20	100%	Ramlal Gurjar	BJP	63325	Hagami Lal	INC	59213	4112	Won
178. Mandal	22	100%	Ram Lal	INC	58696	Kalu Lal Gurjar	BJP	56380	2316	Won
179. Sahara	10	100%	Kailash Chandra Trivedi	INC	59874	Dr Ratan Lal Jat	BJP	46368	13506	Won
180. Bhilwara	25	100%	Vitthalshankar Avasthi	BJP	59490	Om Prakash Naraniwal	INC	42213	17277	Won
181. Shahpura (SC)	17	100%	Mahaveer Prasad Mochi	INC	53233	Shrikishan Songara	BJP	46855	6378	Won
182. Jahazpur	17	100%	Shivjiram Meena	BJP	56339	Dheeraj Gurjar	INC	54474	1865	Won
183. Mandalgarh	18	100%	Pradeep Kumar Singh	INC	35675	Kirti Kumari	BJP	34187	1488	Won
184. Hindoli	37	100%	Prabhu Lal	BJP	46123	Harimohan	INC	40043	6080	Won
185. Keshoraipatan (SC)	40	100%	C L Premi	INC	49047	Gopal Pacherwal	BJP	45631	3416	Won
186. Bundi	39	100%	Ashok Dogara	BJP	56992	Mamta Sharma	INC	46249	10743	Won
187. Pipalda	15	100%	Premchand	INC	38709	Manvendra Singh	BJP	27836	10873	Won
188. Sangod	16	100%	Bharat Singh Kundanpur	INC	52294	Heera Lal Nagar	BJP	42930	9364	Won
189. Kota North	15	100%	Shanti Kumar Dhariwal	INC	68560	Suman Shringi	BJP	46829	21731	Won
190. Kota South	16	100%	Om Birla	BJP	74381	Ram Kishan	INC	50129	24252	Won
191. Ladpura	15	100%	Bhawani Singh Rajawat	BJP	58395	Naimuddin (guddu)	INC	57645	750	Won
192. Ramganj Mandi (SC)	14	100%	Chandrakanta Meghwal	BJP	45106	Ramgopal	INC	43232	1874	Won
193. Anta	16	100%	Pramod Kumar (bhaya)	INC	56519	Raghuveer Singh Kaushal	BJP	26851	29668	Won
194. Kishanganj (ST)	14	100%	Nirmala	INC	52578	Hemraj	BJP	36200	16378	Won
195. Baran-Atru (SC)	18	100%	Panachand	INC	64697	Madan Dilawar	BJP	48123	16574	Won
196. Chhabra	17	100%	Karan Singh	INC	58771	Pratap Singh	BJP	51823	6948	Won
197. Dag (SC)	20	100%	Madan Lal	INC	58537	Ramlal	BJP	56828	1709	Won
198. Jhalrapatan	21	100%	Vasundhara Raje	BJP	81593	Mohanlal	INC	49012	32581	Won
199. Khanpur	21	100%	Anil Kumar	BJP	63664	Meenakshee Chandrawat	INC	58709	4955	Won
200. Manohar Thana	22	100%	Kailash Chand Meena	INC	70151	Shyam Sunder	BJP	57047	13104	Won

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Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008 Final

2008-12-08T07:15:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 8.45 pm

Party	Won	Lead	Total
BSP	6	-	6
BJP	78	-	78
CPI	-	-	-
CPI(M)	-	-	-
INC	96	-	96
NCP	-	-	-
RJD	-	-	-
IND	14	-	14
OTHERS	6	-	6
TOTAL	200	-	200
All Constituencies of Rajasthan

Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

2008-12-08T02:13:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 3.45 pm

Rajasthan
Elections Result Live Updates Dec 8, 2008
Information Available: - 199/200
Party	Lead	Won
BJP	20	57
INC	17	80
BSP	2	5
Others	5	14

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Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

2008-12-08T02:00:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 3.29 pm

Party	Won	Lead	Total
BSP	3	3	6
BJP	35	42	77
CPI	-	-	-
CPI(M)	-	-	-
INC	50	44	94
NCP	-	-	-
RJD	-	-	-
IND	5	12	17
OTHERS	2	4	6
TOTAL	95	105	200
All Constituencies of Rajasthan

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Live Result Rajasthan Elections 2008

2008-12-08T01:32:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 3.02 pm

Party	Won	Lead	Total
BSP	1	5	6
BJP	20	55	75
CPI	-	-	-
CPI(M)	-	-	-
INC	37	61	98
NCP	-	-	-
RJD	-	-	-
IND	4	12	16
OTHERS	2	3	5
TOTAL	64	136	200

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Live Result (jaipur )Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

2008-12-08T01:27:00.001-08:00

Live Result (jaipur )Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 2.55 pm

Constituency	Round	Counting	Leading/Elected	Party	Votes	Nearest Rival	Party	Votes	Margin	Status
No	(%)	Secured	Secured
40. Kotputli	14	78.49%	Rajender Singh	INC	15227	Ramswaroop	LSWP	13891	1336	Leading
41. Viratnagar	17	100%	Phool Chand	BJP	26646	Ram Chandra	INC	22576	4070	Leading
42. Shahpura	17	100%	Rao Rajendra Singh	BJP	44536	Alok	INC	37321	7215	Won
43. Chomu	14	83.74%	Bhagwan Sahay Saini	INC	37470	Ram Lal Sharma	BJP	36901	569	Leading
44. Phulera	24	100%	Nirmal Kumawat	BJP	59140	Dr Harisingh	INC	56430	2710	Won
45. Dudu (SC)	18	85.61%	Babu Lal Nagar	INC	53917	Babu Lal Bachher	BJP	49743	4174	Leading
46. Jhotwara	16	92.06%	Lal Chand Kataria	INC	62221	Rajpal Singh Shekhawat	BJP	61871	350	Leading
47. Amber	13	73.32%	Ganga Sahay	INC	39945	Naveen Pilaniya	BJP	38856	1089	Leading
48. Jamwa Ramgarh (ST)	18	95.73%	Gopal Meena	INC	34240	Jagdish Narayan	BJP	33828	412	Leading
49. Hawamahal	15	98.56%	Manju Sharma	BJP	44220	Brij Kishore Sharma	INC	43869	351	Leading
50. Vidhyadhar Nagar	14	84.28%	Narpat Singh Rajvi	BJP	52596	Vikram Singh	INC	46800	5796	Leading
51. Civil Lines	20	100%	Pratap Singh Khachariyawas	INC	58157	Ashok Lahoti	BJP	51184	6973	Leading
52. Kishanpole	14	81.26%	Mohan Lal Gupta	BJP	47057	Ask Ali Tak	INC	40612	6445	Leading
53. Adarsh Nagar	17	100%	Ashok Parnami	BJP	52983	Mahir Azad	INC	51155	1828	Won
54. Malviya Nagar	19	100%	Kali Charan Saraff	BJP	62011	Rajiv Arora	INC	44453	17558	Leading
55. Sanganer	22	100%	Ghanshyam Tiwari	BJP	75694	Suresh Mishra	INC	42811	32883	Won
56. Bagru (SC)	24	100%	Ganga Devi	INC	57036	Raksh Pal Kuldeep	BJP	53519	3517	Won
57. Bassi (ST)	20	100%	Anju Devi Dhanka	IND	54069	Kanhaiya Lal	IND	32149	21920	Leading
58. Chaksu (SC)	20	100%	Promila	BJP	37562	Ashok Tanwar	IND	33324	4238	Leading

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Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

2008-12-07T22:40:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 12:10 pm

Party	Won	Lead	Total
BSP	-	5	5
BJP	1	63	64
CPI	-	-	-
CPI (M)	-	-	-
INC	2	86	88
NCP	-	-	-
RJD	-	-	-
INDEPENDENT	-	16	16
OTHERS	1	4	5
TOTAL	4	174	178

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Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

2008-12-07T22:17:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

Time 11:50 AM

Details of Acs
Total ACs	200
ACs for which elections are being held	200
ACs for which results are available	2

Number of Candidates
Number of Candidates	State	State Parties-	Other Reg..	Independents	Total Contestants
Parties	Parties	Other States	Parties
686	0	129	356	1023	2194

Party	Constituencies
Contestants	Won
Indian National Congress	200	2
Bahujan Samaj Party	199	0
Bharatiya Janata Party	193	0
Nationalist Congress Party	39	0
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	34	0
Communist Party of India	21	0
Samajwadi Party	64	0
Shivsena	24	0
Rashtriya Lok Dal	17	0
Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	9	0
Janata Dal (Secular)	5	0
Indian National Lok Dal	4	0
Janata Dal (United)	4	0
All India Forward Bloc	2	0
Lok Jan Shakti Party	87	0
Bharatiya Bahujan Party	57	0
Bharatiya Jan Shakti	#s20">54	0
Rajasthan Vikas Party	#s20">30	0
Jago Party	25	0
Loktantrik Samajwadi Party	20	0
Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha	16	0
Indian Justice Party	10	0
Bharatiya Rashtravadi Samanta Party	8	0
Akhil Bharatiya Congress Dal (Ambedkar)	7	0
Bhartiya Vikas Party	5	0
National Lokhind Party	4	0
Samata Party	4	0
Rashtriya Krantikari Samajwadi Party	4	0
Democratic Bharatiya Samaj Party	3	0
Rashtriya Samanta Dal	3	0
Ambedkar Samaj Party	2	0
Indian PeopleS Congress	2	0
Dalit Kranti Dal	2	0
Rashtriya Vikas Party	2	0
Bharatiya Backward Party	1	0
Dharam Nirpeksh Dal	1	0
Federal Congress of India	1	0
Lok Paritran	1	0
Rajasthan Dev Sena Dal	1	0
Socialist Party (Lohia)	1	0
Rashtriya Sawarn Dal	1	0
Rashtriya Garib Dal	1	0
Nationalist People's Front	1	0
Janata Party	1	0
Buddhiviveki Vikas Party	1	0
Independent	1023	0
Total	2194	2

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

2008-12-07T22:09:00.001-08:00

Live Result Rajasthan State Assembly Elections-2008

time - 11:40 am

Party	Won	Lead	Total
BSP	-	5	5
BJP	-	54	54
CPI	-	-	-
CPI (M)	-	-	-
INC	-	86	86
NCP	-	-	-
RJD	-	-	-
INDEPENDENT	-	13	13
OTHERS	-	4	4
TOTAL	-	162	162

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110 Re voting booths on tomorrow Punarmthadan in rajasthan.

2008-12-06T02:29:00.001-08:00

110 Kkr voting booths on tomorrow Punarmthadan

Jaipur. State Assembly elections on Thursday for the vote after Pradeshwasion where to wait for the results and they stare at the Polls put the date of December ii are sitting, there Punarmthadan of sitting around in the back of the electorate cast votes now waiting for a day and growing Said. Now, instead of Sunday will be Punarmthadan Saturday. Actually the polls to vote in the occupied centers, insert a fake vote, more voters to vote Dal, machine when you're bad, just crash the water content in the elections because of incidents like Kkr 0 Ksbhar districts has been prompted Punarmthadan places.
Election-related recommendations of the Department of State Punarmthadan Election Commission on the go and decided to midnight. Earlier on the day Ssifrishon proposal of the Commission are being questioned. Kerulie Commission until late evening, Swaimadhopur of districts had been waiting for the detailed report, but the report of the decision could go several hours later. District Election Commission of the State Election department officials met through the report and the report of the Central observers of the match did.
Supervisors its recommendation regarding the Punarmthadan was sent directly to the Commission. Kerulie and some voting centers Swaimadhopur districts of the opinion of the observers and district election officers in the report of the paradox is. There are many centers of Akeraya not be on the Election Commission's recommendation to send Punarmthadan department said. By late evening the decision not to Atinma Commission Punarmthadan because the date was moved a day. Typically, the third day of voting are Dlwaa vote again.
The booths will be on Punarmthadan
District Assembly area ---- ---- number of booths
Ajmer Pushkar ---- ---- 0 Ks
Bharatpur Deag ---- - ---- 0 Ks Jyad Bharatpur people were put vote
Bhilwara Maandalgadh ---- ---- 0 F Jlien machines in bus crash
Doasa Bandikui ---- ---- 0 Kh fake voting
Doasa Mahuvo ---- ---- 0 ii booth capture and fake votes
Doasa -------- ---- ---- 0 F fake votes
Dholpur Dholpur ---- ---- 0 Kh booth capture, fake vote
-------- ---- 0 ii booth captured the garden, bogus votes
Civil Lines, Jaipur ---- ---- 0 Ks on a candidate's button bad Iviem
Kotputhlly -------- ---- 0 Ks fake votes
Jalor Sanchoar ---- ---- 0 Ks bad machine
Khanpur Zhalavadz ---- ---- 0 Ks booth capture
South quota quota ---- ---- 0 Ks bad machine
Swaimadhopur Swaimadhopur ---- ---- 0 Kh booth capture
Gangapur ---- ---- ---- 0 Ks booth capture
Sikar Akhndela ---- ---- 0 Ks bad machine
Fatehpur fake votes -------- ---- 0 F
Baran Baran ---- - ---- 0 F booth occupied Ataru
Bikaner Kolayath ---- ---- 0 Ks booth capture
Nokha -------- ---- 0 Ks fake votes
Kerulie ---- ---- Kerulie fake votes and capture Kh

India Govt to cut fuel prices

2008-12-06T02:22:00.001-08:00

The price of petrol is likely to be cut by Rs5 while that of diesel is likely to be cut by Rs2. The Centre may also lower the price on cooking gas

With crude oil prices trading near four-year low, the Government is likely to cut fuel prices either on Friday or over the weekend, according to media reports. The long-overdue move would curtail inflation further, which has slipped from a 16-year high hit in August.

The price of petrol, which is currently sold for Rs50.60 per litre in Delhi, is likely to be cut by Rs5, while diesel, for which consumers are charged Rs35.86 a litre, is likely to be lowered by Rs2, reports quoted Petroleum Ministry official as saying. The Centre may also lower price on cooking gas.

Public sector oil firms have seen margins turn positive from November but the Government did not want to revise prices as the Model Code of Conduct for elections was in place that bars it from making any major policy announcement.

Voting in Rajasthan ended on Thursday, bringing the curtains down on assembly elections in four major states - Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Polling in Jammu & Kashmir - one of the six states that went to elections - would end on December 24.

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68 per cent Rajasthan polls 68%

2008-12-06T02:21:00.001-08:00

68 per cent turnout in Rajasthan polls

Jaipur (PTI): Nearly 68 per cent of the 3.62 crore-strong electorate on Thursday turned out to vote in Rajasthan Assembly election that witnessed stray incidents of caste violence and malfunctioning of Electronic Voting Machines.

A CRPF jawan fired in the air to disperse a mob at Badikhera village under Ladpura Constituency of Kota district but no one was hurt, Director-General of State Police K S Bains told PTI.

A supporter of former Minister and expelled BJP leader K L Meena allegedly opened fire at a group of Gujjar voters who were on their way to a polling booth near Balghat in Todabheem constituency injuring one person, officials said.

"The polling percentage is expected to be between 65 to 68 percentage as we are still compiling the figures," election commission officials said. A 68 per cent turnout was registered in the 2003 Assembly elections.

There were 43,000 polling stations in 33 districts where 43,000 EVMs were used. Mechanical problems were reported in about 150 EVMs which were replaced immediately, they said. Rajasthan Governor S K Singh and his wife Manju, who were the first to arrive to cast their votes at a polling booth in Jaipur's Hawasarak area, were among those stumped by a malfunctioning EVM and had to wait for about half an hour before another voting machine was brought. "The person responsible for irregularity should be penalised", the Governor told reporters.

Chief Minister Vasudhra Raje, AICC General Secretary Ashok Gehlot and PCC president C P Joshi are among 2,194 candidates in fray for the 200 Assembly seats.

Rajasthan re-polling on Dec. 7

2008-12-06T02:20:00.001-08:00

Rajasthan re-polling on Dec. 7

The Election Commission of India has announced that re-polling will be held in Rajasthan on 7th December.

Earlier, the date was fixed on 6 Dec.

Chief Electoral Office has recommended in Jaipur on Friday that repolling in about three dozen polling booths in the districts of Ajmer, Bharatpur, Bhilwara, Dausa, Dholpur, Jaipur, Jhalawar, Kota and Sawaimadhopur.

Repolling was recommended by the respective returning officers after complaints of rigging, EVM malfunctioning, and booth-capturing during polling in the desert state on Thursday.

Rajasthan has a 200 seated assembly with 3.62 crore-strong voters.

The state went to poll on 5th Dec.

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Rajasthan poll

2008-12-06T02:19:00.001-08:00

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Jaipur: The votes polled to elect a 200-seat assembly in Rajasthan, India's largest state area-wise, will be counted on Monday and the outcome will be a test of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) claim to good governance.

The BJP, with 120 legislators, went to the polls on the plank of the Vasundhara Raje government's performance.

The outcome in Rajasthan and four other states, which went to the polls over a month, will be crucial since these elections are considered to be a referendum for the bigger Lok Sabha battle in early 2009.

The counting will begin at 8 am and will decide the fate of as many as 2,193 candidates in the sprawling desert state. Most of the results are expected by late afternoon.

Over 60 per cent polling in Rajasthan

While the BJP fought the elections on its development plank, the Congress targeted the Vasundhara Raje government with allegations of corruption. The BJP also raised the issue of the Congress-led government at the centre failing to check terrorism and curb price rise.

The Congress, on the other hand, raised local issues and its campaign revolved around corruption. The results would decide if the people believed in the BJP's development claim or the Congress' corruption allegation.

The outcome will also be a test for Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party. Mayawati won the 2007 elections in Uttar Pradesh, the country's most populous state, bagging over half of the 403 seats in the state assembly and hers was the first party to get complete majority in the state after 16 years.

She expects to emerge a kingmaker in the Lok Sabha elections by winning a large number of the total 80 parliamentary seats from the state.

Though the BSP had won only two out of the 124 assembly seats it contested in the 2003 elections, it was able to increase its vote percentage from 2.17 per cent in 1998, when it fought for the first time in the state, to 3.98 per cent in 2003.

And if the crowds that Mayawati attracted in her rallies were any indication, the party is set to emerge as a big player in Rajasthan politics too. As per the election department's figure, 66.38 per cent of 36 million voters cast their votes Thursday to elect the new government.

Political pundits are divided over the outcome. "There does not seem to be an undercurrent for any party; so it has become difficult to predict. But the Congress has indeed given a tough fight to the BJP", said Vijay Sharma, a political analyst.

Candidate sprinkles Ganga water on roads to woo voters

He and other pundits believe that the Congress may gain some seats compared to the BJP. At present, the BJP has 120 seats and the Congress 56.

"I feel that Congress would increase its vote percentage from 35.64 in the 2003 elections and the BJP would see a decline from its share of 39.19 per cent in 2004", Sharma said. He said the main reason is that important leaders rebelled against the party and contested as independents.

Though the BJP had a fewer number of rebels than the Congress, there were powerful leaders among them like Kirori Lal Meena, a Meena community leader.

"Historically, voting in excess of 65 per cent in Rajasthan works against the ruling party. But this time it is difficult to predict as the process of delimitation has changed entirely or partially the demographics of 188 of the 200 assembly constituencies", Sharma added.

These assembly elections would also decide the fate of Vasundhara Raje, the chief minister of Rajasthan. The Congress in its campaign had targeted her and at times it appeared to be a fight between the Congress and Raje.

She may consider focussing on national politics if she loses, a source close to Raje said. "She always wanted to be in national politics and she might consider devoting more time on the national scene if she loses," the source added.

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Political pundits are also divided on whether the results would have a bearing on the Lok Sabha polls next year. While some say it would not as the polls were fought more on state issues than national ones, others feel the winning party would be better placed to face the national battle.

"Whichever party wins in the assembly elections, it will naturally have a psychological edge of a victor in the Lok Sabha battle," D K Beniwal, a political analyst, said. Rajasthan has 25 Lok Sabha seats and the BJP had won 21 of these in the 2004 parliamentary elections.

Are spending millions of calculation few thousand

2008-12-01T23:11:00.001-08:00

Are spending millions of calculation few thousand

Jaipur.'s Election campaign in the capital around cars, big - and are beginning to see the big hoarding of the new campaign - to adopt new methods like water costs are going rupees. But all the main candidates from the district returning officer with The cost per day of a recount is not less surprised.
Malviya Nagar area of a candidate in the entire city trains are visible. As a candidate for Avidhyadhar city during the ongoing election campaign convoy in the thirty - forty cars is still five days has shown a modest cost. The ideal situation where a candidate cities are in the area. Nearly fifteen who have kept the place open office space and three anchor is going on. But just five days showed the cost of twenty thousand rupees. From 17 candidates from campaigning in the November 21 until the recount has been spent. A report:
Tea - breakfast specialties, the less amount
All the main assembly area of all the candidates by the district returning officer being given to the cost is going to surprise a lot of detail. Candidates from petrol - diesel, publicity materials, ranging from snacks to the flag of the details of expenditure is being given. With that one Zhotvada Basrsi a candidate and the daily cost of the election campaign did not detail.
All 17 candidates from the election campaign from November 21 to the cost of the recount was made. Whatever the details of their expenditure will not notice it will be released.

Praveen Gupta
District chief election officer, Jaipur

Sanganear
1. Agnashyam Ativadzie (BJP): Rs 54590.
2. Suresh Mishra (Congress); Rs 35777.
3. Gopal (BSP): Rs 5,670.

Malviya Nagar
1. Coalicharan Saraf (BJP): Rs 73287.
2. Rajiv Arora (Congress); Rs 37486.
3. Vedprkash (BSP); Rs 5500.

Kiashnapoal
1. Mohan Lal Gupta (BJP): Rs 59324.
2. Msakalie Tack (Congress); Rs 8200.
3. Kulwal Vishnu (BSP): Rs 78204.

Ahwamahal
1. Manju Sharma (BJP): Rs 9036.
2. Brgkishoar Sharma (Congress): Rs 45838.
3. Apppu Kureshi: Rs 22372.

Ideal city
1. Asoka Parnamee (BJP): Rs 48509.
2. Independent expert (Congress): Rs 22602.
3. Aimlesh Agarwal: Rs 5275.
4. Idarish Mohammed Qureshi: Rs 5025.

Avidhyadhar city
1. Arajvi Narpat Singh (BJP): Rs 23717.
2. Vikram Singh (Congress): Rs 20464.
3. Herkesh Bugalia: Rs 14565.
4. Mitna red: Rs 49,400.

Civil line
1. Khacharaiyawas Pratap Singh (Congress): Rs 39454.
2. Ashok Lahoti (BJP): Rs 37504.
3. Sodala Ranjit (BSP): Rs 60219.

Zhotvada
1. Lalchand Kataaria (Congress): Rs 56778.
2. Arajpal Singh (BJP): did not detail the cost
3. Devi: Rs 24,398.

Basrsi
1. Lal Lal Meena (BJP): Rs 3520.
2. Meena Parawatie: the details have not
3. Lokesh Meena (BSP): Rs 6720.

Chaumu
1. Bhagaanshay Saini (Congress): Rs 27094.
2. Ramlal Sharma (BJP): Rs 32650.

Bgaru
1. Gangadevi (Congress): Rs 14.8348.
2. Rkshpal Kuldip (BJP): Rs 8764.
3. Rajesh Ragar: Rs 98,284.

Shahapura
1. Rao Rajendra Singh (BJP): Rs 19081.
2. Alok (Congress): Rs 24981.
3. Harinarayana (BSP): Rs 60274.

Shown the guts giants

2008-12-01T23:00:00.001-08:00

News By rajasthanpatrika.com

Shown the guts giants
Jaipur. State assembly elections last day of campaigning for Tuesday, but the state's ruling BJP and main opposition Congress party, including all the major parties and candidates of his party to make the air on Monday and his senior heavyweight politicians in the spate of publicity given. Congress on behalf of the campaign for Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh himself came down into the ground. He and Jaipur Ssaan of Hanumangarh. The BJP in the Lok Sabha from the post of prime minister and opposition leader Lal Krishna Advani claimed to be constantly in Rajasthan. He Gangapurasiti Monday, and Akhartal Bheroad addressed in the electoral Assemblies.
Besides the national BJP president Rajnath Singh, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the BSP supremo Mayawati, the Indian manpower supremo Uma Bharati, Inyin National Lok Dal supremo Om Prakash Chautala, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Chauhan, Alojp supremo Ram Vilas Paswan, JD - UK Sharad Yadav, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Government, the SP chairman of the House Yuvjn Akhilesh Yadav, the National Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh, MP Sachin Pilot and Jyotiraditya Ssidinaya, Meena Nmonarayan film actor and Shatrughan Sinha, Raj Bbber, Zeenat Aman, Asarani, memory, etc., the Iranian election Assemblies addressed. Days of the campaign Akiri Pradesh assembly election will fill in the veteran leader.
Thinking - to understand Vote
Jaipur / Hanumangarh. Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh has said that the strength of votes from Rajasthan in the new government is going to be, so the thinking and understanding to vote, which also wise to choose from the entire select. Congress candidates for prime minister on Monday campaigning in connection with the state Assemblies held in Jaipur, Hanumangarh district and was addressing. He said that the test of actual voters, the Congress is Utarty. He mentioned the achievements of the Central Government, the Congress, said that its policies and programs in the people's needs, difficulties and future Peydhyon have taken care of it. That's why the nuclear deal has been done, so that the need for electricity as possible. At the same time meeting the education needs of a number of university and institute of higher learning are being set up.
Poor implementation of Central schemes
Prime Minister of the Government Center in the state's poor implementation of the plans also charge imposed. He said that the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Development Program under the Center for Ks Jaipur, including the two cities have 00 million rupees, but the effect is not the state government is responsible for it. He said that the teachers here because of a lack of clean drinking water in schools and not be a lock to meet the complaints are coming. Narega in workers are not getting full wages. The government on airplanes, helicopters and expensive cars, such as the purchase of unnecessary Kharchorn accused of being engrossed in feeling.
The candidate said, senior leaders absent
Congress held in Jaipur, Jaipur district of House candidates Rajiv Arora, Msak Taank Ali, Gopal Meena, an independent expert, Suresh Mishra, Khacharaiyawas Pratap Singh also addressed. The Prime Minister's House in Jaipur in a senior state Congress leader was not present. PCC from Mahesh Joshi welcome address. National Secretary Vivek Bansal operation did.
Congress activist appeared in color
House during Congress Zhndze colors of the women came wearing a sari and a candidate for wearing face masks of paper workers come are the center of attraction.
Suratgarh hour spent on the airport throughout
According to a press Hanumangarh declared almost two hours from the time delay from the Prime Minister House in the center of the UPA government's achievements Ginate state's BJP government Jmker imprecatory. They state government alleging corruption in the state for the development of power in Congress to bring the appeal. Hanumangarh, and Pellybanga Sangaria assembly constituencies of the candidates in the presence of Congressmen in the House was expected Jut did not conform crowd. On the House schedule to the number of people reached. Suratgarh why the prime minister at the airport had to spend almost one hour. The UPA government's schemes and concessions for farmers, he mentioned Agadasana and farmer movements in a matter of Soahela also.
Not politics on terrorism
The prime minister began his speech in Mumbai blasts and other soldiers were killed in apparent tribute to the people and promised that the Central Government in the fight against terrorism does not leave cancer. He said the Congress on terrorism will not have any politics.
The people will decide
Gangapur City / Akhartal / Bheroad. BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani, the Central Government over the Mumbai attacks on targets Asadte said that the Central Government in a dialogue with Pakistan and ISI is Juti. A few days later that the people themselves will decide whom you talk. Assemblies in the election once again Vasundhara Raje Advani and NDA Government at the Center for making sought support from the public. He terrorism on the issue of inflation and the central government pulled the Jmker.
Religious Tourism Department will make
Advani said the NDA Government Poakaran India's nuclear tests in the world was enhanced value. Chandra campaign is the product of the government. The BJP government in the Central Tourism Department continues to make all religions, the religious sites, traffic on the service will begin. Advani said, Congress has been communal appeasement, but the BJP is the respect of all religions. He claimed that the BJP to power in Rajasthan found new dimensions of development will be established.
Aladakhrai tongue
Advani's speech during the two-time stagger the language. Skilled orator, he also took care of the matter Bhaatin. Jon has Vasundhara Raje, Chief Minister Advani that the development of the work were counted. During this out of their mouths that once again the Chief Minister of Delhi Asundharaji be two '. He soon talk to the people laughing at that Sambhaali, more than I miss New Delhi. Some months later, the Delhi government for them to vote is cast. In addition to the win over the candidate Mansingh said in a statement that the Gujarat assembly in Jitackar send two '. Instead of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Advani immediately fulfilled by saying the assembly.
Ram Medinar not Bhulange
Advani said in Pushkar reporters that the West is the twentieth century, but India would be Ikkisvin century. This is in Tyrthaaraj pray that this dream that they can meet. They never Bhulange Medinar Ram. Medinar terrorism and they remembered.
Thamega election campaign today
Jaipur. State assembly elections for five o'clock Tuesday evening, the election campaign will be stopped. After this personal contact with voters, candidates will be able to. Commission under the directions of five o'clock Tuesday evening after the vote until the candidate Ssaan, public relations, rally, through the loudspeaker propaganda will not. The state's chief election officer, said Vinod Gutshi election-related advertising in newspapers like this is not a stop. But on radio and TV ban on election-related advertising will be. Tuesday evening Bhar o'clock in the evening from Bhar day hrs vote in the state will remain dry day.

Vidhan Sabha Elections Rajasthan 1952 to 2003

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Vidhan Sabha Elections
	1952	1957	1962	1967	1972	1977	1980	1985	1990	1993	1998	2003
Electorate (lakhs)	76.8	87.4	103.1	122	139.1	154.9	180.6	212.3	264.1	284.7	301.3	339.3
Turnout (%)	35.9	38.7	52.8	58.2	58.1	54.4	52.2	55	57.1	60.6	63.4	67.2
Seats	160(20)	176(40)	176	184	184	200	200	200	200	200	200	200
Candidates	623	653	890	892	875	1150	1406	1504	3088	2451	1436	1541

Indian National Congress	82(156)	119(176)	88(176)	89(182)	145(179)	41(186)	133(199)	113(199)	50(200)	76(200)	153(200)	56(200)
(INC)	39.50%	45.10%	40.00%	41.40%	51.10%	31.50%	43.00%	46.60%	33.60%	38.30%	45	35.60%

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),	8(50)	6(47)	15(94)	22(63)	8(119)	-	32(123)	39(118)	85(128)	96(197)	33(196)	120(197)
(BJS) till 1962	5.90%	5.40%	9.10%	11.70%	12.20%		18.60%	21.20%	25.30%	38.60%	33.2	39.20%

Janata Dal (JD)	2(6)	-	0(7)	-	-	-	-	-	55(120)	6(147)	3(69)	-
(ABHM) till 1977	0.90%		0.30%						21.60%	6.90%	2.00%

Communist Party of India(CPI)	0(11)	1(23)	5(45)	1(20)	4(5)	1(10)	1(25)	1(47)	0(41)	0(7)	0(20)	0(15)
	0.50%	3.00%	5.40%	1.00%	1.60%	1.10%	1.00%	1.20%	0.80%	0.20%	0.20%	0.20%

Communist Party of India Marxist(CPM)	-	-	-	0(22)	0(20)	1(14)	1(16)	0(18)	1(22)	1(12)	1(14)	1(18)
Marxist (CPM)				1.20%	1.00%	0.70%	1.20%	0.60%	1.00%	1.00%	1.00%	0.80%

Janata Party(JP)	-	-	-	-	-	151(200)	8(76)	10(31)	0(44)	-	-	-
						50.40%	7.30%	5.90%	0.30%

Lok Dal(LKD)	-	-	36(93)	48(107)	11(119)	-	-	27(60)	-	0(1)	0(13)	-
(SWA) till 1972			17.10%	22.10%	12.30%			11.90%		0.00%	0.20%

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), (INCU) in 1980	-	-	-	-	1(37)	-	6(69)	-	-	-	2(108)	2(124)
(INCO) in 1972					1.30%		5.60%				2.20%	4.00%

Janata Party Secular Charan Singh(JPSC)	7(46)	-	-	-	-	-	7(104)	-	-	-	-	-
(KLP) in 1952	8.30%						9.80%

Praja Socialist Party (PSP)	1(6)	1(25)	2(22)	0(17)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
(KMPP) in 1952	0.50%	2.50%	1.50%	0.80%

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), (SOC) in 1972	1(52)	-	5(40)	8(38)	4(36)	-	-	-	-	-	1(18)	0(4)
(SSP) in 1967	4.20%		3.70%	4.80%	2.40%						0.3	0.00%

Ram Rajya Parishad(RRP)	24(59)	17(57)	3(23)	-	-	0(1)	0(3)	-	-	-	-	-
	12.30%	9.90%	2.00%			0.00%	0.00%

Indian National Lok Dal (INLD)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0(4)	4(50)
											0.5	2.60%

Janata Dal United (JDU)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	2(10)
												0.90%

Rajasthan Samajik Nyaya Manch (RSNM)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	1(65)
												2.20%

Lok Jan Shakti Party (LJNS)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	1(36)
												0.40%

Others	0(8)	-	-	0(9)	0(5)	0(11)	0(41)	0(36)	0(395)	0(371)	0(190)	0(266)
	0.40%			0.70%	0.70%	0.30%	0.40%	0.70%	2.50%	2.20%	1.20%	2.70%

Independents (IND)	35(229)	32(325)	22(390)	16(434)	11(355)	6(728)	12(750)	10(995)	9(2138)	21(1516)	7(604)	13(556)
	27.50%	34.10%	20.90%	16.30%	17.40%	16.00%	13.10%	11.90%	11.90%	12.80%	14.40%	11.40%


Election Dates-1967:February 15,18,20; 1972:March 6,9,11; 1977:June 10,13; 1980:May 28,31; 1985:March 3; 1990:February 27; 1993:November 11; 1998: November 25. 2003: December 1.

Scheduled Tribes ( S.T.)

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About Scheduled Tribes (S.T.)

The Constitution of India does not define Scheduled Tribes as such.Article 366(25) refers to scheduled tribes as those communities who are scheduled in accordance with Article 342 of the Constitution. According to Article 342 of the Constitution, the Scheduled Tribes are the tribes or tribal communities or part of or groups within these tribes and tribal communities which have been declared as such by the President through a public notification. As per the 1991 Census, the Scheduled Tribes account for 67.76 million representing 8.08 percent of the country's population. Scheduled Tribes are spread across the country mainly in forest and hilly regions.

The essential characteristics of these communities are:-

1)Primitive Traits

2)Geographical isolation

3)Distinct culture

4)Shy of contact with community at large

5)Economically backward

The 1991 Census figures reveal that 42.02 percent of the Scheduled Tribes populations were main workers of whom 54.50 percent were cultivators and 32.69 per cent agricultural laborers. Thus, about 87 percent of the main workers from these communities were engaged in primary sector activities. The literacy rate of Scheduled Tribes is around 29.60 percent, as against the national average of 52 percent. More than three-quarters of Scheduled Tribes women are illiterate. These disparities are compounded by higher dropout rates in formal education resulting in disproportionately low representation in higher education. Not surprisingly, the cumulative effect has been that the proportion of Scheduled Tribes below the poverty line is substantially higher than the national average. The estimate of poverty made by Planning Commission for the year 1993-94 shows that 51.92 percent rural and 41.4 percent urban Scheduled Tribes were still living below the poverty line.

The Constitution of India incorporates several special provisions for the promotion of educational and economic interest of Scheduled Tribes and their protection from social injustice and all forms of exploitation. These objectives are sought to be achieved through a strategy known as the Tribal Sub-Plan strategy, which was adopted at the beginning of the Fifth Five Year Plan. The strategy seeks to ensure adequate flow of funds for tribal development form the State Plan allocations, schemes/programmes of Central Ministries/Departments, financial and Developmental Institutions. The cornerstone of this strategy has been to ensure earmarking of funds for TSP by States/UTs in proportion to the ST population in those State/Uts. Besides the efforts of the States/UTs and the Central Ministries/Departments to formulate and implement Tribal Sub-Plan for achieving socio-economic development of STs, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing several schemes and programmes for the benefits of STs.

The progress over the years on the literacy front may be seen from the following :-

1961

1971

1981

1991

Total literate population

24

29.4

36.2

52.2

Scheduled Tribes (STs) population

8.5

11.3

16.3

29.6

Total female population

12.9

18.6

29.8

39.3

Total Scheduled Tribes (STs) female population

3.2

4.8

8.0

18.2

There are now 194 Integrated Tribal Development Projects (ITDPs) in the country, where the ST population is more than 50% of the total population of the blocks or groups of block. During the Sixth Plan, pockets outside ITDP areas, having a total population of 10,000 with at least 5,000 scheduled tribes were covered under the Tribal Sub-Plan under Modified Area Development Approach (MADA). So far 252 MADA pockets have been identified in the country. In addition, 79 clusters with a total population of 5,000 of which 50 per cent are schedule tribes have been identified.

In order to give more focussed attention to the development of Scheduled Tribes, a separate Ministry, known as the Ministry of Tribal Affairs was constituted in October 1999. The new Ministry carved out of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, is the nodal Ministry for overall policy, planning and coordination of programmes and schemes for the development of Scheduled Tribes.

The mandate of the Ministry includes social security and social insurance with respect to the Scheduled Tribes, tribal welfare planning, project formulation research and training, promotion and development of voluntary efforts on tribal welfare and certain matters relating to administration of the Scheduled Areas. In regard to sectoral programmes and development of these communities, the policy, planning, monitoring, evaluation as also their coordination is the responsibility of the concerned central Ministries/Departments, State Governments and UT Administrations. Each Central Ministry/Department will be the nodal Ministry of Department concerning its sector. Ministry of Tribal Affairs supports and supplements the efforts of State Governments/U.T. Administrations and the various Central Ministries/Departments for the holistic development of these communities.

The List of Scheduled Tribes (S.T.)

1. Bhil, Bhil Garasia, Dholi Bhil, Dungri Bhil, Dungri Garasia, Mewasi Bhil, Rawal Bhil, Tadvi Bhil, Bhagalia, Bhilala, Pawra, Vasava, Vasave

2. Bhil Mina

3. Damor, Damaria

4. Dhanka, Tadvi, Tetaria, Valvi

5. Garasia (excluding Rajput Garasia)

6. Kathodi, Katkari, Dhor Kathodi, Dhor Katkari, Son Kathodi, Son Kathari

7. Kokna, Kokni, Kukna

8. Koli Dhor, Tokre Koli, Kolcha, Kolgha

9. Mina

10. Naikda, Nayaka, Cholivala Nayaka, Kapadia Nayaka, Mota Nayaka, Nana Nayaka

11. Patelia

12. Seharia, Sehria, Sahariya

Scheduled castes ( S. C. )

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Scheduled Castes ("SC"s) and Scheduled Tribes ("ST"s) are Indian population groupings that are explicitly recognized by the Constitution of India, previously called the "depressed classes" by the British, and otherwise known as untouchables. SCs/STs together comprise over 24% of India's population, with SC at over 16% and ST over 8% [1] as per the 2001 Census. The proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the population of India has steadily risen since independence in 1947.

Some Scheduled Castes in India are also known as Dalits Some Scheduled Tribe people are also referred to as Adivasis.

History

From the 1850s these communities were loosely referred to as the "Depressed Classes". The early part of the 20th century saw a flurry of activity in the British Raj to assess the feasibility of responsible self-government for India. The Morley-Minto Reforms Report, Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms Report, and the Simon Commission were some of the initiatives that happened in this context. One of the hotly contested issues in the proposed reforms was the topic of reservation of seats for the "Depressed" Classes in provincial and central legislatures.

In 1935 the British passed The Government of India Act 1935, designed to give Indian provinces greater self-rule and set up a national federal structure. Reservation of seats for the Depressed Classes was incorporated into the act, which came into force in 1937. The Act brought the term "Scheduled Castes" into use, and defined the group as including "such castes, races or tribes or parts of groups within castes, races or tribes, which appear to His Majesty in Council to correspond to the classes of persons formerly known as the 'Depressed Classes', as His Majesty in Council may prefer." This discretionary definition was clarified in The Government of India (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1936 which contained a list, or Schedule, of castes throughout the British administered provinces.

After independence, the Constituent Assembly continued the prevailing definition of Scheduled Castes and Tribes, and gave (via articles 341, 342) the President of India and Governors of states responsibility to compile a full listing of castes and tribes, and also the power to edit it later as required. The actual complete listing of castes and tribes was made via two orders The Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950[4], and The Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order, 1950[5] respectively.

National Commissions

To effectively implement the various safeguards built into the Constitution and other legislations, the Constitution, under Articles 338 and 338A, provides for two statutory commissions - the National Commission for Scheduled Castes, and the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes.

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In the original Constitution, Article 338 provided for a Special Officer, called the Commissioner for SCs and STs, to have the responsibility of monitoring the effective implementation of various safeguards for SCs/STs in the Constitution as well as other related legislations and to report to the President. To enable efficient discharge of duties, 17 regional offices of the Commissioner were set up all over the country.

In the meanwhile there was persistent representation for a replacement of the Commissioner with a multi-member committee. It was proposed that the 48th Amendment to the Constitution be made to alter Article 338 to enable said proposal. While the amendment was being debated, the Ministry of Welfare issued an administrative decision to establish the Commission for SCs/STs as a multi-member committee to discharge the same functions as that of the Commissioner of SCs/STs. The first commission came into being in August 1978. The functions of the commission were modified in September 1987 to advise Government on broad policy issues and levels of development of SCs/STs.

It was not until 1990 that the Article 338 was finally amended to give birth to the statutory National Commission for SCs and STs via the Constitution (Sixty fifth Amendment) Bill, 1990[7]. The first Commission under the 65th Amendment was constituted in March 1992 replacing the Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and the Commission set up under the Ministry of Welfare's Resolution of 1987.

In 2002, the Constitution was again amended to split the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes into two separate commissions - the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes

Distribution

Sachar Committee report of 2006 revealed that scheduled castes and tribes of India are not limited to the religion of Hinduism. The 61st Round Survey of the NSSO found that almost nine-tenths of the Buddhists and one-third of the Sikhs in India belonged to the notified scheduled castes of the Constitution while one-third of the Christians belonged to the notified scheduled tribes of the Constitution.

Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan (SCSP)

The strategy of Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan (SCSP) which was evolved in 1979 is one of the most important interventions through the planning process for social, economic and educational development of Scheduled Castes and for improvement in their working and living conditions. It is an umbrella strategy to ensure flow of targeted financial and physical benefits from all the general sectors of development for the benefit of Scheduled Castes. Under this strategy, States/UTs and Central Ministries are required to formulate and implement Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan (SCSP) as part of their Annual Plans by earmarking resources in proportion to their share in total population[8]. It entails targeted flow of funds and associated benefits from the annual plan of States/ Union Territories (UTs) at least in proportion to the SC population i.e. 16 % in the total population of the country/the particular state. Presently, 27 States/UTs having sizeable SC populations are implementing Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan. Although the Scheduled Castes population, according to 2001 Census, was 16.66 crores constituting 16.23% of the total population of India, the allocations made through SCSP in recent years have been much lower than the population proportion. Table below provides the details of total State Plan Outlay, flow to Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan (SCSP) as reported by the State/UT Governments for the last few years especially since the present UPA government is in power at the centre[9].

The List of Scheduled Castes (S.C.)

1	Adi Dharmi	28	Gavaria
2	Aheri	29	Godhi
3	Badi	30	Jingar
4	Bagri, Bagdi	31	Kalbelia, Sapera
5	Bairwa, Berwa	32	Kamad, Kamadia
6	Bajgar	33	Kanjar, Kunjar
7	Balai	34	Kapadia Sansi
8	Bansphor, Bansphod	35	Khangar
9	Baori	36	Khatik
10	Bargi, Vargi, Birgi	37	Koli, Kori
11	Bawaria	38	Kooch Band, Kuchband
12	Bedia, Beria	39	Koria
13	Bhand	40	Madari, Bazigar
14	Bhangi, Chura, Mehtar, Olgana,	41	Mahar, Taral, Dhegumegu
	Rukhi, Malkana, Halalkhor,	42	Mahayavanshi,Dhed, Dheda,
	Lalbegi, Balmiki, Valmiki, Korar,		Vankar, Maru Vankar
	Zadmalli	43	Majhabi
15	Bidakia	44	Mang, Matang, Minimadig
16	Bola	45	Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi
17	Chamar, Bhambhi, Bambhi, Bhambi, Ranigar,	46	Megh, Meghval, Meghwal,
	Jatia, Jatav, Jatava, Mochi, Raidas, Rohidas,		Menghvar
	Regar, Raigar, Ramdasia, Asadaru, Asodi,Rohit,	47	Mehar
	Chamadia, Chambhar, Chamgar, Haralayya, Samgar	48	Nat, Nut
	Harali, Khalpa, Machigai, Mochigar, Majar,Madig,Telugu	49	Pasi
	Mochi, Kamati Mochi	50	Rawal
		51	Salvi
18	Chandal	52	Sansi
19	Dabgar	53	Santia, Satia
20	Dhanak, Dhanuk	54	Sarbhangi
21	Dhankia	55	Sargara
22	Dhobi	56	Singiwala
23	Dholi	57	Thori, Nayak
24	Dome, Dom	58	Tirgar, Tirbanda
25	Gandia	59	Turi

Rajasthan State Election Commission

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About Us

The State Election Commission (SEC), Rajasthan was constituted in July 1994 under Article 243K of the Constitution of India. The SEC is a single member Commission headed by the State Election Commissioner. It has a Secretary who is also the Chief Electoral Officer for the State. The Commission discharges its Constitutional duty by way of preparing electoral rolls and holding elections for Panchayati Raj Institutions as well as for Municipal bodies.

Free and fair elections are the foundation of a healthy democracy. The State Election Commission is the Constitutional body responsible for conducting and supervising elections to the local bodies in the State.

Elections to Panchayati Raj Institutions (P.R.Is) are being held in Rajasthan since 1960. The first election was conducted in 1960 by the Panchayat Department. Thereafter, the 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th and 5^th elections in the years 1965, 1978, 1981 and 1988 were conducted by the Election Department. The 6^th and 7^th general elections to the PRIs were conducted by the SEC in 1995 and 2000. The 8^th general elections have been conducted by the SEC in January and February, 2005.

Elections to Municipal bodies are being held in Rajasthan since 1960 by local self department. The 1^st election was conducted by Election Department in 1963. Thereafter in some group of Municipal bodies elections were conducted by the Election Department in 1970, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1982, 1986. General Elections to 45 Municipal bodies were conducted by the SEC in 1994 and to 137 Municipal bodies in 1995. Thereafter the general election to these bodies were again held in 1999-2000. The last general election for 45 Municipal bodies have been conducted by the SEC in November, 2004.

Rajasthan has a three-tier system of Panchayati Raj with 32 Zila Parishads (District level), 237 Panchayat Samities (Block level) and 9188 Panchayats (Village level, comprising of a village or a group of villages). Each Zila Parishad has territorial constituencies. A Zila Parishad having population upto 4 lacs has 17 constituencies and in case the population exceeds 4 lacs, then for every one lac or part of these in excess of 4 lacs, the number of constituencies will increase by two. The 32 Zila Parishads at present have 1008 constituencies.

Similarly, Panchayat Samities also have territorial constituencies. A Panchayat Samiti having population upto one lac consists of 15 constituencies and in case the population exceeds one lac then for every 15000 or part thereof in excess of one lac the number of constituencies increases by two. The 237 Panchayat Samities are presently divided into 5257 constituencies.

Each Panchayat has been divided into wards. The 9188 Panchayats at present have 105257 wards.

In Rajasthan, urban local bodies are called Municipalities, Municipal Councils and Municipal Corporations. The Commission discharges its constitutional duty by way of preparing electoral rolls and holding elections for Municipal bodies under Article 243ZA. At present, Rajasthan has 183 Municipal bodies with 4816 territorial constituencies.

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Panchayati Raj Election Law

PART I Extracts from the Constitution

Provisions relating to the Panchayats [The Constitution (73rd Amendment Act),1992]

Extracts relating to membership of State Legislature

Tenth Schedule.

PART II Acts of Parliament

Extracts from the Indian Penal Code

Extracts from the Representation of People Act, 1950

Extracts from the Representation of People Act, 1951

PART III Orders Under the Constitution

The Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950

The Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order, 1950

PART IV Acts of State Legislature

Extracts from the Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Act, 1994

The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Members (Removal of Disqualification) Act, 1956

The Provisions of the Panchayat (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) Act, 1996

The Rajasthan Panchayati Raj (Modification of Provisions in their application to the Scheduled Areas) Act, 1999

PART V Statutory Rules

The Rajasthan Panchayati Raj (Election) Rules, 1994

Extracts from the Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Rules, 1996

Rajasthan Panchayati Raj (Modification of Provisions in their application to the Scheduled Areas) Rules, 2002

PART VI Statutory Orders

Order of the State Election Commission regarding allotment and reservation of Symbols.

Notification of the State Government relating to appointment of competent authorities and publication of election results

Notification of State Election Commission regarding delegation of powers u/r 48 (A), 48 (B) and 49 (A)

List of Other Backward Classes in Rajasthan, notified by the State Government

Notification Regarding Age, Qualification, Assets & Liabilities and Dues of Candidates

Notification Regarding Identification of Candidates

PART VII Miscellaneous

Model Code of Conduct for the Political Parties and the Candidates

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Statutory Forms

Forms for Municipal Elections

Descriptions	Forms
Claim Application for inclusion of name of an Individual	Form 3
Claim Application for inclusion of name of member of the family	Form 4
Objection to inclusion of name	Form 5
Objection to Particulars in an entry	Form 6
Nomination Form	Performa-3
Withdrawal Form	Performa-5

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Forms for Panchayat Elections

Descriptions	Forms
Claim Application for inclusion of name of an Individual	Form 1
Objection to inclusion of name	Form 2
Objection to Particulars in an entry	Form 3
Nomination Form for Panch / Sarpanch	Performa 4
Nomination Form for Panchayat Samity / Zila Parishad Members	Performa 4(Ka)
Nomination Form for Pradhan / Up-Pradhan / Pramukh / Up-Pramukh	Performa 4(Kha)

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Congress list of candidates

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Congress list of candidates

Assembly constituency candidate
1. Kuldip Induro	Anoopgah (Shuz)
2. Vinod Kumar	Hanumanagh
3. Adram Meagwal	Pellybang (Shuz)
4. Sanjeev Beniwal	Adra
5. Sushma Barupal	Khajuwala (Shuz)
6. B. D. burner	Bikaner (West)
7. Tanveer Malawat	Bikaner (East)
8. Virendra Beniwal	Looaakaransar
9. Godara Manglaram	Dungrgh
10. Rameshwar Dud	Nokha
11. Nandlal Punia	Asadulpur
12. C. S. Beid	Tharanagr
13. Bhanwaralal Sharma	Sardarashher
14. Bhanwaralal Meagwal	Shujanagh (Shuz)
15. Shravan Kumar	Surajagh
16. Brjendra Singh Ola	Jhunjhunwn
17. Ms. Rita	Mondawa
18. Pratibha Singh	Nawalgah
19. Singh Vijaendra	Udaypuarwati
20. Jitendra Singh	Akhetd
21. Khan Bhanaru	Fatehpur
22. Govind Singh	Alksshmangah
23. Parsaram Mordia	Dond (Shuz)
24. Rajendra Paric	Sikar
25. Narayan Singh	Dantaramgah
26. Shiva Singh	Khandela
27. God help Saini	Chaumu
28. Hari Singh	Ffhulera
29. Civil Babulal	Dudw (Shuz)
30. Lalchand Kataaria	Zhotada
31. Meena Gopal	Jmawaramgah (Shuz)
32. Brgkishoar Sharma	Ahwamahal
33. Vikram Singh Shekhawat	Avidhyadharnagr
34. Pratap Singh Akhcharaiyawas	Civil Lines
35. Azad Mohammed expert	Adrshanagr
36. Rajiv Aroda	Malviya Nagar
37. Verma Gangadevi	Bgaru (Shuz)
38. Solanki Vedprkash	Achaaksu (Shuz)
39. Emaduddin Ahmed Khan	Thijara
40. Deepchand Akheria	Kiashnagh bass
41. OP Yadav	Mundawar
42. Julie Ticaram	Rural Alwar (Shuz)
43. Juber Khan	Ramgarh
44. Ramesh pulled	Aktumar (Shuz)
45. Jahida	Kamon
46. Sanjay Aphadiya	Revenge (Shuz)
47. Jata Nairbhaylal	Earnest (Shuz)
48. Jata Bdriprasad	Based (Shuz)
49. Ashok Sharma	Dholpur
50. Singh Pradhumhan	Arajakeda
51. Murari Lal Meena	Todabhim (Shuz)
52. Mamata Bhaoopesh	Sikraya (Shuz)
53. Agarwal Durgaprasad	Gangapur
54. Meena Nawlaishor	Bamanwas (Shuz)
55. Ashok Bara	Khandar (Shuz)
56. Chandrabhan	Amalpura
57. Prince Jaipal	South Ajmer (Shuz)
58. Mahendra Singh	Nsirabad
59. Manju Meagwal	Jayal (Shuz)
60. Mirdha Ricpal	Degana
61. CD Deval	Geithaaran
62. Artonlal	Sojat (Shuz)
63. Singh Khushwaeer	Marvad junction
64. Om Prakash Joshi	Phalodi
65. Singh Ati Mrigandra	Alohawat
66. Singh Rathod expectation	Shergah
67. Mahipal Mederna	Osiya
68. Diamond Devi Meagwal	Bhopalgah (Shuz)
69. Ashok Gehlot	Sardarpura
70. Cobra chew	Jodhpur
71. Saeed Ansari	Surasagar
72. Singh Mlkhan Bisnoi	Looni
73. Shankar Lal Chauhan	Bilada (Shuz)
74. Amin Khan	Shiva
75. Ram Jain sandwich	Badmer
76. Chaudhry Hemaram	Guhamalani (Shuz)
77. K W Ram Meagwal	Choahton (Shuz)
78. Chaudhry Bhagaaraj	Ahoar
79. Singh Samrjit	Bhaenmal
80. Alodo restraint	Ssirohi
81. Ganngaben Garasiaya	Pindada - Abu (Shuz)
82. Neeraj Dangi	Areodar (Shuz)
83. Mmangilal Garasiaya	Gogunda (Shuz)
84. Dayaram Parmar	Akhearwada (Shuz)
85. Gentleman Kataara	Rural Udaipur (Shuz)
86. Pushkar Lal Dangi	Maaolly
87. Raghuvir Singh Meena	Slumber (Shuz)
88. Meena Nagaraj	Driyawad (Shuz)
89. Meena Riaya	Asspur (Shuz)
90. Surendra Bamnia	Ssagada (Shuz)
91. Shankar Lal Ahari	Chorasie (Shuz)
92. Mahendra Singh wins	Bageedora (Shuz)
93. Ssaolal Dindor	Kushalgah (Shuz)
94. Anjana Udaylal	Nimbaheda
95. Prakash Chaudhary	Buddy Sadd
96. Brave MEENA	Partapgah (Shuz)
97. Lakshman Singh Rawat	Bhim
98. Ganesh Singh Parmar	Kuambhaalgah
99. Hari Singh Rathod	Arajsamnd
100. C. P. Joshi	Nathdwara
101. Ahngamy red	Asind
102. Ramlal Jat	Mmandal
103. Kailash Trivedi	Sshada
104. Harimohan Sharma	Hindulie
105. Mamata Sharma	Bundee
106. Civil few love	Pepalrda
107. Bharat Singh	Sangod
108. Dhariwal peace	North quota
109. Naimuddin Guddo	Aladapura
110. Ram Gopal Bara	Ramganjmnd (Shuz)
111. Pramod Jain	Amtha
112. Nirmala Sshariaya	Kishanganj (Shuz)
113. Karan Singh Rathod	Cbda
114. Madan Lal Verma	Footstep (Shuz)
115. Minakshie Chandrawat	Khanpur
116. Kailash Meena	Amanoherthona
117. Prince Gaod	Sriganganagr
118. Raj Naik wealth	Rayasinah city (Shuz)
119. Suchitra Arya	Noher
120. Mkbul Mandelia	Hwru
121. Mbhineha Mahhay	Aratnagh
122. Alok Kumar	Shahapura
123. Shakuntala Rawat	Bansura
124. Tack Msakalie	Kiashnapoal
125. Meena Gohereelaal	Rajgarh - Alksshmangah (Shuz)
126. Dharmendra Sharma	Bharatpur
127. Girish Choudhary	Nadbi
128. Daljit Singh	Badi
129. Jata Bharosilal	Hindona (Shuz)
130. Gkiaya reward	Toank
131. Mirdha Herendra	Nagur
132. Zakir Hussain Agisawat	Mkrana
133. Bina Kak	Sumerpur
134. Sunita Ati	Jaisalmer
135. Mohammed Saleh	Poakaran
136. Colonel Ram Chaudhary gold	Baytu
137. Madan Prjapat	Aphapdra
138. Hiralal Drangi	Zhadoal (Shuz)
139. Trilok Apurbia	Udaipur
140. Gajendra Singh Shekhawat	Bllabha city
141. Lalshankar Agatiya	Dungrpur (Shuz)
142. Antilaal Ninaama	Agatoal (Shuz)
143. Surendra Jadawat	Chittodgh
144. Patience Gurjjar	Ghajpur
145. Verma Ramkiashna	South quota
146. Pnachand Meagwal	Baran - Ataru
147. Rajendra Yadav	Kotputhlly
148. Ramchandra Saradhana	Airatnagr
149. Suresh Mishra	Sanganear
150. Meena Parawatie	Basrsi (Shuz)
151. Gangasshay Sharma	Aamer
152. Dr. Yadav Akaransinah	Bherod
153. Narendra Sharma	Alwar city
154. Krishnamurari Gangawat	Thonagaji
155. Meena Mukaraj	Sspoatara (Shuz)
156. Mileage Ganga	Suaratgah
157. Param Singh Nawdeep	Sangaria
158. Gzrz Akhtana	Bandikui
159. Chaudhry Ramawathar	Doasa
160. Satpal Meena	Lalsot (Shuz)
161. Kamalsinah	Nivai (Shuz)
162. Pnchooram Inddrawd	Medtha (Shuz)
163. Amanvendrasinah	Pali
164. Jai Singh Arajpurohit	Bali
165. Balram Chowdhury	Border
166. Ramlal Meagwal	Jalor (Shuz)
167. Sukram Bisnoi	Sanchaur
168. Ratan Dewasi	Raniwada
169. Kanta Garasiya	Gahie (Shuz)
170. Arjun Bamaniya	Banswada (Shuz)
171. Si.aalz Lover	Keshvraypatna (Shuz)
172. Jagtar Singh Kanga	Akaranpur
173. Ramesh Akhndellwal	Nimkathana
174. Hanuman Prasad	Pilani
175. Shekhawat Deependrasinah	Srimadhopur
176. Singh Bhadana perfume	City
177. Singh Biswendra	Deag - Kumher
178. Savitri Saini	Mahuvo
179. Allauddin free	Sawai Madhopur
180. Ramnarayan Meena	Devlly - Uniyara
181. Nathaooram Sinodia	Kiashnagh
182. Naseem Akhtar	Pushkar
183. Srigopal Bahety	North Ajmer
184. Raghu Sharma	Keakd
185. Liakat Ali	Aladnawn
186. Dud Ruparam	Ddwana
188. Shankar Lal Bara	Akapasan
189. Rajendra Ssih Avidhud	Bengw
190. Mohan Lal Rathod	Zhalaarapaton
191. Sshaaran satisfaction	Saradul city
192. Hukuma Ram Bisnoi	Kolayath
193. Chandra Meena	Kerulie
194. Mahendra Chaudhry	Navon
195. Ssahdev Chowdhury	Akhienasar
196. Ramchandra Choudhary	Masuda
197. Origin Singh Rawat	Byavar
198. Naraniwal Om	Bhaielwada
199. Pradeep Kumar Singh	Mmandalgah
200. Mahavir cobbler	Shahapura

BJP list of candidates

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BJP list of candidates

Assembly constituency	candidate
1. Malviya Nagar	Saraf Coalicharan
2. Sanganear	Agnashyam Thivadi
3. Dudw	Babulal Bcer
4. Ffhulera	Nirmal Kumawat
5. Ideal city	Asoka Parnamee
6. Jmawaramgah	Jagdish Meena
7. Rural Alwar	Jagdish Samptaram
8. Bansura	Rohitashwa Sharma
9. Ramgarh	ज्ञानदेव Ahuja
10. Mundavar	Dharam Chowdhury
11. Bharatpur	Vijay Bansal
12. Deag Kumher	Dr Singh Digmber
13. Kamon	Khan Nsru
14. Badi	Shivram Kushwah
15. Based	Sukram coli
16. Dholpur	Abdul Sgeer
17. Arajakeda	Ravindra Singh Bohra
18. Akhetd	Dharam Gurjjar
19. Surajagh	Santosh Ahlawat
20. Udaypuarwati	Madan Lal Saini
21. Sikar	Mahesh Sharma
22. Nimko station	Paremsinah Bagur
23. Dod	Prime Gowardna
24. Doasa	Babulal Sharma
25. Bandikui	Shailendra Joshi
26. Mahua	Usha Meena
27. Sikraya	Geeta Verma
28. Kiashnagh	Chaudhry Agiart
29. Nsirabad	Jat Sanaallal
30. South Ajmer	Anita Bhadell
31. Ghajpur	Meena Shiwajeeram
32. Mmandal	Gurjjar Coloolal
33. Ddwana	Yunus Khan
34. Jayal	Manju Baagmar
35. Akhienasar	Hanuman Beniwal
36. Aladnawn	Manohar Singh
37. Navon	Harish Kumawat
38. Amalpura	Chaudhry Jitram Jat
39. Kerulie	Rohini Devi
40. Hindona	Princess Jata
41. West Bikaner	Gopal Joshi
42. Khajuwala	Dr Vishwanath Meagwal
43. Kolayath	Ati Devisingh
44. Nokha	Biharilal Bisnoi
45. Hanumanagh	Dr. Rampartap
46. Noher	Abhishek Matoria
47. Pellybanga	Dharmendra cobbler
48. Sangaria	Damanti Beniwal
49. Adra	Dud Jayadeep
50. Hwru	Herlal Asaaran
51. Saradulpur	Kamala Akswa
52. Sardarashher	Ashok Penacha
53. Tharanagr	Rajendra Rathod
54. Anoopgah	Herneak Singh Kaler
55. Suaratgah	Rampartap Casnia
56. Rayasinah city	Happy few
57. Asadulashher	Singh Gurjnt
58. Bhopalgah	Aksamo Meagwal
59. Bilada	Arjun Garg
60. Looni	Patel Jogaram
61. Shergah	Babu Singh Rathod
62. Pali	Parakh ज्ञानचंद
63. Bali	Singh Pushpandra
64. Geithaaran	Surendra Goyal
65. Marvad Gn.	Chaudhry Kesaraam
66. Sojat	Furnish Agarie
67. Pindada	Durgaram Garasiya
68. Choahton	Thruaraya Coga
69. Aphapdra	Chaudhry Amraram
70. Border	Akansinah Kotd
71. Shiva	Singh Jalim Rawalot
72. Bhaenmal	Chaudhry Puraram
73. Sangod	Civil Hiralal
74. Ramgang Mand	Chanddrkanta
75. Aladapura	Bhawani Singh Rajawat
76. North quota	Suman Shrrngi
77. South quota	Om Bidlah
78. Baran - Ataru	Madan Dilawar
79. Cbda	Pratap Singh Singhvi
80. Kishanganj	Hemaraj Meena
81. Zhalaarapaton	Vasundhara Raje
82. Hindoli	Saini Parbhulal
83. Udaipur city	Gulabchand Kataaria
84. Driyaod	Gautam Lal Meena
85. Gogunda	Ahnsaraam Garasiya
86. Akhearwada	Ahari Nanalal
87. Allabhanagr	Randhir Ssih Bhaiender
88. Dungrpur	Susheela Bhil
89. Nathdwara	Kalyan Singh
90. Bhim	Rawat Harisinah
91. Kuambhaalgah	Rathod Surendrasinah
92. Partapgah	Nandlal Meena
93. Nimbaheda	Ashok Nawalkha
94. Begw	Chunilal Dhakd
95. Agatoal	Nawnitlal Ninaama
96. Akaranpur	Surendra Pal T. T.
97. Mondawa	Sumitra Singh
98. Alksshmangah	Madan Lal Seada
99. Ramgarh cog	Mrs Pushpa Kanwar
100. Khandela	Bnshidhar Bajiaya
101. Srimodopur	Singh Herlal Kharra
102. Ahwamahal	Manju Sharma
103. Bgaru (sc)	Kuldip Rkshpal
104. Achaaksu (sc)	Mrs. Pramila Kundera
105. Thonagaji	Gurjjar Hemsinah
106. Rajgarh - Alkshm. (Sti)	Samart Lal Meena
107. Aktumar (sc)	Bara Babu Lal
108. City	Anita Gurjjar
109. Nadbi	Mrs Kaur Krishnendra
110. Revenge	Bahadur Singh Koli
111. Earnest (sc)	Gyarsi red coli
112. Todabhim	Prime Ramsinah
113. Sspoatara (Sti)	Shakuntala Meena
114. Lalsot
115. Gangapur (Sti)	Man Gurjjar
116. Bamanwas	Meena Kuglal
117. Khandar	Harinarayana Bara
118. Nivai	Satish Chandel
119. Jaisalmer	Singh, little one
120. Poakaran	Shaitan Singh
121. Guhamalani	Laduram Bisnoi
122. Sanchoar	Akanaungo reconciliation
123. Areodar	Jagsiram coli
124. Zhadoal (Sti)	Babulal Kharadi
125. Rural Udaipur (Sti)	Vandana Meena
126. Asspur (Sti)	Mrs. nature Kharadi
127. Eighty-four (Sti)	Sushil Kataara
128. Gahie (Sti)	Rathod Dmendra
129. Banswada (Sti)	Rawat Dnsinah
130. Akapasan (sc)	Pawar Amjana
131. North Ajmer	Vasudev Devnani
132. Sshada	Jat Artonlal
133. Shahapura (sc)	Kishan Songra
134. Keshoraypatna (sc)	Gopal Apchearwal
135. Bundee	Ashok Dogra
136. Pepalrda	Singh Amanvendra
137. Footstep (sc)	Ramlal Verma
138. Raniwada	Narayan Singh Deval

139. Former Bikaner	Siddhi Kumari
140. Aratnagh	Prince Riaa
141. Shujanagh (sc)	Akhemaram Meagwal
142. Pilani (sc)	Beautiful red
143. Jhunjhunwn	Dr. Shekhawat Mulasinah
144. Airatnagr	Ffulchand Bhianda
145. Shahapura	Rao Rajendrasinah
146. Basrsi (Sti)	Lal Lal Meena
147. Pushkar	Bhanwar Singh Palado
148. Byavar	Shankersinh Rawat
149. Masuda	Navin Sharma
150. Keakd	Kanwar Riankw
151. Medtha (sc)	Sukram Meagwal
152. Degana	Ajay Singh
153. Mkrana	Sriram Bhaienchara
154. Parbthsar	Man Kensria
155. Phalodi	Apbparam Bisnoi
156. Alohowt	Gajendra Singh Akhienasar
157. Osiyan	Ram Narayan Beda
158. Sardarpura	Rajendra Gehlot
159. Jodhpur	Kailash Bhansali
160. Surasagar	Suryakanta Vyas
161. Ahoar	Dave red Chirang
162. Jalore	Jogeshwar Garg
163. Ssirohi	Otaram Dewasi
164. Maaolly	Dharmnarayan Joshi
165. Slumber (Sti)	Narendra Meena
166. Chittodgh	Srichand Kriplani
167. Buddy Sadd	Bhaanronsinah Chauhan
168. Arajsamnd	Kiran Maheshwari
169. Asind	Ramlal Gurjjar
170. Bhaielwada	Vittal Awasthi
171. Maandalgah	Kirti Kumari
172. Amtha	Raghuvir Singh Kaushal

173. Kiashnapoal	Mohan Lal Gupta
174. Avidhyadhar city	Narpat Singh Arajvi
175. Civil Lines	Ashok Lahoti
176. Toank	Mahavir Prasad Jain
177. Devlly Uniyara	Nathu Singh Gurjjar
178. Badmer	Chaudhry Mridurekha
179. Baythw	Kailash Chaudhary
180. Alwar	Lal Lal Singhal
181. Fatehpur	Nandkishoar Mahria
182. Ssagada	Aknakamal Kataara
183. Sriganganagr	Radheshyam Ganganagar
184. Bherod	Yadav Jaswnt
185. Nagur	Ahbburarhamana
186. Sumerpur	Shankersinh Arajpurohit
187. Chaumun	Ramlal Sharma
188. Zhotada	Shekhawat Arajpalasinah
189. Aamer	Naveen Pilaniya
190. Kiashnagh bass	Yadav Ramahet
191. Swaimadhopur	Meena Jaskauar
192. Khanpur	Anil Jain
193. Amanoherthona	Shyam Sharma
194. Nawalgah	Shubhaaka Chaudhary (BJP - Ineello)
	Pt Paric Lakshminarayan (BJP - Ineello)
	Dud Jayadeep (BJP - Ineello)
195. Looaakaransar	Girdari red Bhobia (BJP - Ineello)
	Jitml Kant (Jadjo)
	Fateh Singh (Jadjo)
196. Adra	Chandrasekhar (Jadjo)

197. Dungrgh

198. Bagidora (Sti)
199. Kushalgah (Sti)
200. Thijara

About General Assembly Elections of Rajasthan

2008-11-24T04:34:00.000-08:00

About General Assembly Elections of Rajasthan

General Assembly Elections of Rajasthan

The Election Commicion has announced 4th December, 2008 as the day for holding general assembly elections of Rajasthan. The term of the Legislative Assembly (LA) of Rajasthan is expiring on 14th January, 2009. As per Article 324 of the Constitution of India and Section 15 of Representation of the People Act, 1951, it is mandatory on the part of Election Commission to hold general elections to constitute the new Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan within a period of six months before the expiry of the present term.

Schedule for holding General Election to Assembly of Rajasthan

2008-11-24T04:33:00.000-08:00

Schedule for holding General Election to Assembly of Rajasthan
November 20, 2008 by Best IT Service
Schedule for holding General Election to
the Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan

Poll Event Poll Event Date
1. Date of Issue of Gazette Notification Monday Nov 10, 2008
2. Last Date for nominations Monday Nov 17, 2008
3. Date for Scrutiny of Nominations Tuesday Nov 18, 2008
4. Last date for withdrawal of candidatures Thursday Nov 20, 2008
5. Date of poll, if necessary Thursday Dec 04, 2008
6. Counting of Votes on Monday Dec 08, 2008
7. Date before which the Election shall be Completed Saturday Dec 13, 2008
General Assembly Elections of Rajasthan
The Election Commicion has announced 4th December, 2008 as the day for holding general assembly elections of Rajasthan. The term of the Legislative Assembly (LA) of Rajasthan is expiring on 14th January, 2009. As per Article 324 of the Constitution of India and Section 15 of Representation of the People Act, 1951, it is mandatory on the part of Election Commission to hold general elections to constitute the new Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan within a period of six months before the expiry of the present term.

ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY

The total number of seats in the Assembly Constituency of Rajasthan and seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, as determined by the Delimitation Commission under the Delimitation Act, 2002 is given below:

State Total No. ACs ACs reserved for SC ACs reserved for ST
Rajasthan 200 34 25
ELECTORAL ROLLS

General Elections in Rajasthan will be conducted on the basis of the electoral rolls revised with reference to 1st January, 08 as the qualifying date and prepared in accordance with constituencies newly delimited by the Delimitation Commission. In Rajasthan, the total number of electors is 3,62,19,481.

ELECTORS PHOTO IDENTITY CARDS (EPIC)

Presently, the EPIC coverage in Rajasthan is 84.63%.

POLLING STATION

There are 42,212 polling stations in Rajasthan.

DATE OF ELECTION
The date of general elections in Rajasthan is on 4th December, 08.