Exit polls, Results and who is who in Haryana Vidhan Sabha 2014

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The voters of Haryana have broken all previous records of voters turn out in Haryana Assembly elections and the fate of 1351 contesting candidates have been sealed in the EVMs today.

Now the poll pundits will keep up busy by telling the supposed number of seats each party is going to win.

Kindly share your observations/comments on the exit polls appearing on the screens of the TV and the news papers till 19th October, 2014 when real victors will be declared by the election commission. Then you would be in a position to compare and contrast the exit polls and the real results of the 90 seats of the Assembly.

Here we can also discuss the number of the Jat candidates across the parties who would be representing us in the State Assembly for the next five years.
 
We travelled all the way to Bhiwani to cast our votes, after a decade. I am happy that Haryana has come up with a record turnout of voters.

Well, whatever the exit pools say would become clear in next few days. Since the CM post of both leading parties is not clear, it would be more interesting to know who could be the would be CM.
 
Mostly exit polls say BJP is going to emerge as largest party in both Haryana and Maharashtra. If BJP forms government in Haryana, I think they should make some Jat as CM. Though if Capt. Abhimanyu like contenders lose then it will be interesting to see whom they purpose to be the CM. I think BJP understands it very well that if they make some non-Jat CM in Haryana, then it can displease not only the Jats of Haryana, but of other states too.
 
upendersingh said:
Mostly exit polls say BJP is going to emerge as largest party in both Haryana and Maharashtra. If BJP forms government in Haryana, I think they should make some Jat as CM. Though if Capt. Abhimanyu like contenders lose then it will be interesting to see whom they purpose to be the CM. I think BJP understands it very well that if they make some non-Jat CM in Haryana, then it can displease not only the Jats of Haryana, but of other states too.
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bahi sahab
do you think that bjp will appoint jat as cm forget about that.
 
rkumar said:
In all probability Haryana will have BJP government with a non-Jat CM.

RK^2
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Tau ji
bjp ki maximum 35 seats are possible bjp i think dampur and hansi wil win any seartthough they are fight on indri seat.gopal kanda have taken severly beating on ground and seat also.congress will not do as shown by media.so bjp needs aalys KAHA GAYI WO MODI WAVE WAVE.ye jatland hai .yaha jato ki hawa chalti hai
 
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The exit poll by Panchari, which got the figures in the April 2014 Parliamentary elections right by predicating the exact number of seats for the BJP, has again put the saffron party in the lead where it would be able to form the government on its own by being way ahead of the halfway mark. Panchari is giving an outright majority to the BJP with 52 seats. It is giving the INLD 23 seats and the Congress 10. This exit poll is giving five seats to others.
The survey by ABP-Nielsen has also indicated that the BJP will form the government with a majority. It has given 46 seats to the BJP, 29 to INLD, 10 to Congress, two to HJC and three to others.
The Times Now C-voter exit poll has indicated a hung assembly. It has put the BJP ahead of others with 37 seats, INLD at number two with 28 seats, Congress 15 and all others put together getting 10. The Congress has had two consecutive terms in the state and is facing an anti-incumbency which Hooda says is "pro-incumbency" on account of the development in the state during the last decade. The satta bazaar has given highest number of seats to the BJP between 39 and 41, INLD between 27 and 29, Congress between 15 and 17 and the HJC between three and five.

Source : http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20141016/main2.htm
 
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The fortunes of the BJP have been fluctuating like a pendulum since the market opened about a month ago but the party has maintained its lead. “Initially, the BJP was pegged at 40-42 seats but later it started gaining and crossed the 44 seat mark, just two short of a clear majority.
However, the graph suddenly started falling owing to poor campaigning and the number to seats came down to 33-34 about a week ago. Modi’s rallies too failed to evoke the desired influence,” informed an insider.
The INLD tally went to up to a maximum of 30 - 32 seats. “The aggressive campaign by the party supremo OP Chautala boosted the morale of the workers, hence, a jump of 6-8 seats in the past two weeks,” he added
The market is not enthusiastic towards the Congress. From a poor figure of 11-12 seats in the beginning, the party has gained steadily and will likely bag 15-16 seats. The HJC will win 4-5 seats while others can get zero to 4 seats,” the insiders informed.

For further details visit : http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20141016/haryana.htm#14
 
4 din baatt dekh lyo, Bjp me.sushma ka naam Chal rha hai. Wa na ayi ye abhimanyu/op dhankar n last naam us bhaman ka hai.
 
Bhai... Capt. Abhimanyu hai confirm... agar haar bhi jai to bhi... waise bhi CM ban-ne ke liye jeetna to chhodo, election ladna bhi jarori nahi hota...

upendersingh said:
Mostly exit polls say BJP is going to emerge as largest party in both Haryana and Maharashtra. If BJP forms government in Haryana, I think they should make some Jat as CM. Though if Capt. Abhimanyu like contenders lose then it will be interesting to see whom they purpose to be the CM. I think BJP understands it very well that if they make some non-Jat CM in Haryana, then it can displease not only the Jats of Haryana, but of other states too.
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Yesterday, Rao Inderjeet singh said that CM will be decided by MLAs. Jis side k jyada MLA usi side ka CM banega. He is projecting himself as CM as most of the BJP seats are expected to come from South haryana.
 
कैप्टेन अभिमन्यु को ही मुख्यमंत्री बनाएंगे, अन्यथा हरियाणा में बीजेपी पुनः कभी नहीं जीत पाएगी। क्योंकि हरियाणा एक जाट बाहुल्य राज्य है एवं कैप्टेन अभिमन्यु एक युवा जाट नेता हैं ।
 
agodara said:
Tau ji
bjp ki maximum 35 seats are possible bjp i think dampur and hansi wil win any seartthough they are fight on indri seat.gopal kanda have taken severly beating on ground and seat also.congress will not do as shown by media.so bjp needs aalys KAHA GAYI WO MODI WAVE WAVE.ye jatland hai .yaha jato ki hawa chalti hai
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19 ku hi keh liyo bhai "KAHA GAYI WO MODI WAVE WAVE"
 
कांग्रेस मुक्त भारत का श्रीगणेश तो हो ही चुका था। इस झोंक में देश के कोढ़ छोटी छोटी प्रादेशिक दलों का भी सफाया हो जाना तय लगता है और जो आवश्यक भी है और समय की माँग भी। प्रादेशिक दलों ने अपने भीतर अखण्ड भारत की भावना को भी धूमिल कर दिया था। जातीय समीकरण, साम्प्रदायिक समीकरण, धार्मिक समीकरण पर चुनाव लड़ कर देश को टुकड़ों में बांटने की इनकी राजनीति मुखर हो गयी थी। इन सभी की आड़ में राष्ट्रीय खजाने की खूब लूट मचाई गयी थी।
 
न्यूज़ २४ और चाणक्य एग्जिट पोल का ताजा रुझान/सर्वे ;-----------
हरियाणा में ---कुल ९० सीट
बीजेपी--------------- 52
इनलो---------------23
कांग्रेस -------------10
अन्य ---------------5
 
sanjeev1984 said:
Bhai... Capt. Abhimanyu hai confirm... agar haar bhi jai to bhi... waise bhi CM ban-ne ke liye jeetna to chhodo, election ladna bhi jarori nahi hota...
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Don't know how much true is this information, but mostly such CMs are not seen who have lost the elections and who never need contesting elections to continue as a CM. Though I am not sure about it.
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According to the Constitution of India, there are some basic qualifications for any person to be elected as the Chief Minister of a state. The qualifications are the following:

  • He or she should be a citizen of India.
  • He or she must have completed the age of 25 years.
  • He or she should be a member of the state legislature. If any person, who is not a member of the state legislature, is elected to the office of Chief Minister, then he or she should become a member of the state legislative assembly within a maximum period of six months.
  • He or she must not hold any office of profit.
 
bhai vo waqt yaad karo...

1. jab Modi ko delhi se Gujarat bheja gaya tha.. CM bana ke... 2001 mai...
2. jab Shri manmohan Singh ji ko PM banaya gaya tha... 2004 mai...
3. jab Rajiv Gandhi ko PM banaya gaya tha... Indira Gandhi ke marne k baad...

or bhai kai incidents ruhe hain...

upendersingh said:
Don't know how much true is this information, but mostly such CMs are not seen who have lost the elections and who never need contesting elections to continue as a CM. Though I am not sure about it.
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According to the Constitution of India, there are some basic qualifications for any person to be elected as the Chief Minister of a state. The qualifications are the following:

  • He or she should be a citizen of India.
  • He or she must have completed the age of 25 years.
  • He or she should be a member of the state legislature. If any person, who is not a member of the state legislature, is elected to the office of Chief Minister, then he or she should become a member of the state legislative assembly within a maximum period of six months.
  • He or she must not hold any office of profit.
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sanjeev1984 said:
bhai vo waqt yaad karo...

1. jab Modi ko delhi se Gujarat bheja gaya tha.. CM bana ke... 2001 mai...
2. jab Shri manmohan Singh ji ko PM banaya gaya tha... 2004 mai...
3. jab Rajiv Gandhi ko PM banaya gaya tha... Indira Gandhi ke marne k baad...

or bhai kai incidents ruhe hain...
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Don't mix Prime Ministers with Chief Ministers. In case of Prime Minister there is no need to contest election as one can be chosen through Rajya Sabha as Sachin Tendulkar and Rekha have been chosen and Arun Jaitley has been appointed as Finance, Corporate Affairs and Defence Minister despite losing election. Read more about it :
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The Rajya Sabha or Council of States is the upper house of the Parliament of India. Membership is limited to 250 members, 12 of whom are nominated by the President of India for their contributions to art, literature, science, and social services. The remainder of the body is elected by the state and territorial legislatures. Members sit for six-year terms, with one third of the members retiring every two years.
The Rajya Sabha meets in continuous sessions and, unlike the Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament, is not subject to dissolution. The Rajya Sabha has equal footing in all areas of legislation with Lok Sabha, except in the area of supply, where the Lok Sabha has overriding powers. In the case of conflicting legislation, a joint sitting of the two houses is held. However, since the Lok Sabha has twice as many members as the Rajya Sabha, the former would normally hold the greater power. Only three such joint-sessions have been held; the latest one for the passage of the 2002 Prevention of Terrorism Act. The salary and other benefits for a member of Rajya Sabha are same as for a member of Lok Sabha.
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jab Modi ko delhi se Gujarat bheja gaya tha.. CM bana ke... 2001 mai...
then he had to contest election and he won that.


Modi's beginning as Chief Minister of Gujarat
First term (2001–02)In 2001, Keshubhai Patel's health was failing, and the BJP had lost seats in the by-elections. Allegations of abuse of power, corruption and poor administration were being made, and Patel's standing had been damaged by his administration's handling of the Bhuj Earthquake of 2001.As a result, the BJP's national leadership sought a new candidate for the office of chief minister, and Modi, who had aired his misgivings about Patel's administration, was chosen as a replacement.L. K. Advani, a senior leader of the BJP, did not want to ostracise Patel and was worried about Modi's lack of experience in governance. Modi declined an offer to be Patel's deputy chief minister, informing Advani and Atal Bihari Vajpayeethat he was "going to be fully responsible for Gujarat or not at all", and on 3 October 2001, Modi was named as the replacement of Patel as the Chief Minister of Gujarat, with the responsibility of preparing the BJP for elections in December 2002. As Chief Minister, Modi's ideas of governance revolved around privatisation and small government, which stood at odds with what political commentator Aditi Phadnis has described as the anti-privatisation, anti-globalisation position of the RSS. On 7 October 2001, Modi was administered the oath of office by the Sunder Singh Bhandari, Governor of Gujarat. He then contested election from Rajkot - II assembly constituency in a by-poll and won by defeating Congress's Ashwin Mehta by 14,728 votes.
 
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