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	Communist Party of India (Marxist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CPI(M) was formed in 1964, following a split from the Communist Party of India.
		At first, CPI(M) and the CPI were hostile to each other, the first accusing the latter of revisionism, the latter accused former of sectarianism and extremism.
		Indeed, CPI(M) regarded Indira Gandhi's government, and during the Emergency it joined hands with centrist and right-wing parties to defeat her in the 1977 elections.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CPI(M) (974 words)

	Communist Party of India - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the general elections in 1957, the CPI emerged as the largest opposition party.
		CPI is recognized by the Election Comminsion of India as a "National Party".
		Results do not deal with partitions of states (Bihar was bifurcated after the 2000 election, creating Jharkhand), defections and by-elections during the mandate period.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Communist_Party_of_India (941 words)

	The Hindu : Kerala / Kollam News : CPI(M) will not be allowed to exploit election results, says BJP chief
		The CPI(M) claimed that its candidates had won from 100 divisions unopposed in Kannur district.
		In the last local body elections in West Bengal, the CPI(M) adopted this modus operandi at 23,000 wards or divisions and claimed to have won them unopposed.
		In one village in Kannur where there were just 12 families of BJP sympathisers, the CPI(M) had given a deadline to the 12 families to leave the village, he alleged.
	www.hindu.com /2005/10/13/stories/2005101304440500.htm (312 words)

	tripura hp election results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The people of Tripura have recorded their appreciation for the resolute fight waged by the CPI(M) to defend the unity of the tribal and Bengali people and for the impressive performance of the Left Front government headed by Manik Sarkar.
		Unable to face the fact that their communal platform has failed to evoke support, the BJP leadership is seeking to cover-up its political defeat under the excuse of disunity and factionalism.
		The results of the Himachal Pradesh elections are a welcome affirmation that large sections of people do not subscribe to the divisive agenda propagated by the BJP.
	cpim.org /statement/2003/03032003_election_results.htm (367 words)

	Karnataka Assembly Election Results:
		Once again the results have proved that the heart of the state lies in the rural areas and any effort to pursue urban elitist development is bound to boomerang.
		Significantly, in this first election since Hegde's demise, it was the BJP which could fill the gap by mobilising a considerable section of his base among Lingayats and Brahmins.
		CPI and CPI(M) were busy pursuing their tailist policies in the elections and CPI(M) could win one Assembly seat by aligning with the JD(S), while the CPI lost out despite having an alliance with the Congress.
	www.cpiml.org /liberation/year_2004/june/mandate2.htm (649 words)

	After the elections: Political crisis in India intensified (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The extraordinary level of abstention in the election is indicative of a general alienation among the masses and, in its own way, constitutes an indictment of 50 years of capitalist rule in India.
		Indeed, the election results show that the BJP’s gains are far more a reflection of frustration among petty-bourgeois layers with the other bourgeois parties and the Stalinists, than a demonstration of support for the politics and actions of the BJP itself.
		Of the latter there are two categories, those that participate in the opportunist parliamentary maneuvers of the main Stalinist parties, and those that indulge in terrorist acts, which only serve to disorient the masses and provide new pretexts for the state to strengthen its repressive apparatus.
	www.wsws.org /news/1998/mar1998/indi-m10.shtml (1251 words)

	election victory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lok Sabha elections is a historic success for the CPI(M) and the Left parties and they have won the highest number of seats ever in Parliament elections since independence.
		This is a recognition of the firm and consistent role played by the CPI(M) and the Left in defending secularism, anti-imperialism and opposing the harmful economic polices.
		The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) conveys its greetings to the people of West Bengal, Kerala and Tripura and the constituencies which have elected the CPI(M) and the Left candidates.
	cpim.org /statement/2004/05132004_results.htm (255 words)

	BRISHTI SENGUPTA's Blog : The enigma called CPI(M), BRISHTI SENGUPTA blogs on sulekha, Business blogs, BRISHTI SENGUPTA ...
		CPI(M) came to power by ousting inefficient Congress Govt in the year 1977, riding on the election manifesto of providing ‘Bekar Bhata’ (Unemployment allowance) to every unemployed youth of West Bengal, on monthly basis.
		CPI(M) leaders shouted “…the baby who is born today is coming with a loan tag of Rs1500/- on his head.
		From then CPI(M) runs a Party System whose only work is individually identifying contrary thinking in every area and then isolating the person to terrorise every family member of the person, so that he or she never can stand up to ventilate his or her free opinion.
	www.sulekha.com /blogs/blogdisplay.aspx?cid=41229 (864 words)

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		The election results of West Bengal have just shown that Ms Mamata Banerjee is not that rare individual who on her own can defeat an extraordinary organization of a mass party.
		The results of the election have shown that even if Banerjee spoke for all anti-left aspirations, she was not really a formidable challenger to left rule in West Bengal.
		The results are a clear statement of the supremacy of the organization and the latter may not allow the chief minister his own head.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1010514/editoria.htm (5740 words)

	Panchayat Election in West Bengal
		It was clear to all that the goons of the CPI(M) were preventing opposition parties from submitting their nomination papers in various districts of West Bengal.
		It is another matter that despite 31 uncontested victories, the CPI(M)’s final tally of ZP seats fell 14 short of its 1998 tally (546 in 2003 as against 560 in 1998).
		In fact, this campaign had begun right in the wake of last Assembly elections when the CPI(M) celebrated its victory and the unexpected defeat suffered by the TMC by forcibly ‘reclaiming’ several marginal panchayats from the control of the erstwhile TMC-BJP alliance.
	www.cpiml.org /liberation/year_2003/June/WestBengal.htm (1429 words)

	The Hindu : Front Page : Local bodies' election results today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Elections in two MPTCs--Anksapur (Nizamabad) and Pulichedu (Nellore)-- have been postponed while no nominations were received in three others.
		The keenly fought local bodies elections witnessed a re-alignment of political forces with the CPI (M) deciding to forge an understanding with the Telugu Desam while the TRS and CPI sailed with the Congress.
		Meanwhile, Secretary, State Election Commission, G. Rao told reporters here on Monday that 72.17 per cent of the electorate had exercised their franchise as against 71.8 per cent in the last elections in 2001.
	feeds.mumbainews.net /?rid=5470d5d616f0d69b&cat=701ee96610c884a6&f=1 (335 words)

	Rediff On The NeT: The Bihar assembly by-election results
		The ruling Rashtriya Janata Dal has retained three assembly seats and the Communist Party of India-Marxist one in by-elections to the four Bihar assembly constituencies that were held on November 25.
		The by-election was necessitated after Jha resigned from the RJD and joined the Samata party.
		Annapurna Devi is the wife of the late state minister Ramesh Prasad Singh whose death led to the by-election.
	www.rediff.com /news/1998/nov/29bihar.htm (362 words)

	outlookindia.com \| wired
		Analysing the election results, the CPI(M) leader said the BJP lost its ground and Congress gained in Kutch and Saurashtra region which did not witness any riots and the poll issues centred around the performance of the government and other economic matters.
		The BJP won the elections on the basis of a very deep communal divide that it had been systematically creating in Gujarat for the last one decade, Yechury claimed adding Godhra and post-Godhra were only the culmination of that process.
		The CPI(M) was of the opinion that all left democratic forces must unite as BJP would try to replicate its methods tried in Gujarat in other states going to poll next year.
	www.outlookindia.com /pti_news.asp?id=105474 (753 words)

	'Vajpayee will not be prime minister again'
		f the current election to the 14th Lok Sabha does not throw up a clear victor, a number of would-be kingmakers will emerge to help choose the new prime minister and form the next government.
		But the BJP managed to present the NDA as a well-knit coalition during this election whereas there is no such Opposition alliance.
		Soon after the election results are out, all secular parties will sit together and work out a common minimum programme.
	202.54.124.134 /election/2004/may/06einter1.htm (628 words)

	Central Chronicle--Opinion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		There is no doubt that the election results clearly indicate people have rejected the neo-liberal shibboleths peddled by the Congress-led UDF as a 'development agenda', during the past four years.
		But if elections have to remain the best means of democratic articulation, local governance deserves to get adequate space in mainstream political debates.
		Unfortunately, the nature and tenor of the debate in Kerala in the recent panchayat elections only helped reinforce the cynical view that political activism is nothing more than another form of false consciousness.
	www.centralchronicle.com /20051126/2611304.htm (625 words)

	nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Basu, who was addressing a meeting in connection with the observance of the "Women Martyrs Day" in Calcutta on April 28 said that the CPI(M) had always wanted the communal BJP to go out of power for its continued existence would result in the country being split into fragments.
		Giving another example closer home in West Bengal, Basu cited the West Bengal Assembly election results in 1971 in which he CPI(M) was two short of a single party majority.
		However, despite the CPI(M) becoming the largest party in the Assembly, it was not called by the Governor to form the government.
	www.ganashakti.com /old/1999/990503/nation.htm (498 words)

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		Manifesto - election manifesto of the Trinamool Congress for Elections '99
	www.punjabilok.com /misc/govtindia/pol_party_links.htm (803 words)

	Communist Party of India (Marxist), CPIM Manifestoes, India
		India Elections » Party Manifestos » Communist Party of India (Marxist)
		The CPI (M)’s manifesto reaffirms its anti-BJP stand, in which it holds the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) responsible for the coming general elections.
		“After the last general elections, the BJP-led alliance was nowhere near commanding a majority in the Lok Sabha.
	www.indian-elections.com /partymanifestoes/cpim.html (359 words)

	Andhra Election Results, Results of Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections, Assembly Contituency of Andhra Pradesh, Assembly ...
		Andhra Election Results, Results of Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections, Assembly Contituency of Andhra Pradesh, Assembly Constituencies map of India, India Assembly Constituencies map
		There is a change of guard in Andhra Pradesh and Mr.
		The above Map is not an accurate depiction but is only intended to give an overview of the election results.
	www.mapsofindia.com /assemblypolls/andhra-election-results.html (134 words)

	AP India Elections !
		The Chief Minsiter N. Chandrababu Naidu has won the elections with a majority of over 59,000 in Kuppam constituency of Chittoor district.
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	www.mastindia.com /apelections.html (324 words)

	'It's a lie that the CPI-M is anti-reform'
		People who were suffering the anti-people, pro-rich rule by the Congress government have won.
		The election results have proved that people are convinced how corrupt the Congress government was.
		I am personally happy that all the issues I raised have been accepted by the people.
	feeds.indiasnews.net /?rid=95d8b038ac2f923a&cat=701ee96610c884a6&f=1 (619 words)

	AndhraNews.net - About CPI Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
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		Nov 18, 2003: CPM and CPI to stay united for next elections
	www.andhranews.net /elections/parties/cpi.asp (183 words)

	Rediff On The NeT: The Delhi assembly election results/ CPI-M will support Congress at the Centre on issues, says ...
		Rediff On The NeT: The Delhi assembly election results/ CPI-M will support Congress at the Centre on issues, says Surjeet
		Replying to questions by media-persons, Surjeet said the his party politburo had demanded the immediate resignation of the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government at the Centre.
		After the rout in the recent assembly elections, it had no moral right to continue in office as the people had rejected it.
	www.rediff.com /news/1998/dec/03cpim.htm (203 words)

	TamilNadu Election Results 2006 - Arasiyal Talk, Politics News, Elections in TamilNadu, Tamil Nadu Election Results - ...
		TamilNadu Election Results 2006 - Arasiyal Talk, Politics News, Elections in TamilNadu, Tamil Nadu Election Results - An Site for TamilNadu Politics
		Assembly Constituency wise result for Tamil Nadu Election 2006
		The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in anyway.
	www.arasiyaltalk.com /2006/05/11/TamilNadu+Election+Results+2006.aspx (57 words)

	PalakkadNews.com: Complete Results of Palakkad DistrictPalghat Kerala India
		PalakkadNews.com: Complete Results of Palakkad DistrictPalghat Kerala India
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		Giving below the complete election results of Palakkad District’s 11 Assembly seats.
	palakkadnews.com /palakkadnews/article/palakkad-the-complete-results (53 words)

	AndhraNews.net - CPM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		April 11, 2004: Left parties call to secular forces
		March 19, 2004: CPI(M) to contest in Khammam
		Jan 4, 2004: Congress and CPI(M) alliance moves ridiculed
	www.andhranews.net /elections/parties/cpm.asp (152 words)

	Full Candidates List - Orissa (Assembly Elections 2004)
		Full Candidates List - Orissa (Assembly Elections 2004)
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		Full Candidates List of Assembly Elections 2004 - Orissa
	www.indian-elections.com /assembly-elections/orissa1.html (38 words)

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