One of biggest states of India, Utter Pradesh (UP) is going for Assembly Election in few months. Presently, UP is governed by Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) which won 2007 Assembly Election by getting comfortable majority of 206 out of total seats of 403. In earlier Assembly Elections, no political party was able to win full majority and these were hung assemblies. However, in 2007 Assembly Election people of UP showed their confidence in BSP lead by Mayawati and gave it full majority.
Many political pundits (experts) predicted that in 2007 UP assembly election, it will be again hung assembly; however, Brahmin-Dalit combination helped Mayawati to see a historic win in UP. During, BSP rule state saw stable government for five years and state saw progress in major areas; though, lots of things still remained to be desired. The major concern during present BSP rule is law and order condition in UP which is still cause of great concern.
Employment, corruption, government apathy and forceful land acquisition are some of problems which common people of UP are still facing. During 4 and half years rule of Mayawati, many BSP MLAs and minister were charged with criminal offenses which decreased credibility of government; though, Mayawati did right work by removing these persons from party. BSP got major set back in 2009 Loksabha Election (just held after two years of Assembly election) when it got only 20 Loksabha seats out of total 80 Loksabha seats in UP.
Also visit- Rahul Gandhi’s 2012 Utter Pradesh (UP) Mission
Congress which won only 22 assembly seats in 2007 Assembly Election surprised everyone by winning 21 Loksabha Election and emerged second largest political party in state. Samajwadi Party (SP) is other biggest party in UP which can play major role in 2012 assembly election. SP won 97 seats in 2007 Assembly election and there are good chances that SP will get similar numbers of seats in 2012 election. Other Biggest party, BJP won 51 seats in Loksabha election; however, it presently struggling to find a strong ground in UP.
Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) is small political party which can emerge as king maker in 2012 assembly election. In 2012 Assembly Election major surprise could be strong emergence of Congress in UP. At present all situations points towards a hung assembly in 2012 UP assembly election with many surprises to see.
Many political pundits (experts) predicted that in 2007 UP assembly election, it will be again hung assembly; however, Brahmin-Dalit combination helped Mayawati to see a historic win in UP. During, BSP rule state saw stable government for five years and state saw progress in major areas; though, lots of things still remained to be desired. The major concern during present BSP rule is law and order condition in UP which is still cause of great concern.
Employment, corruption, government apathy and forceful land acquisition are some of problems which common people of UP are still facing. During 4 and half years rule of Mayawati, many BSP MLAs and minister were charged with criminal offenses which decreased credibility of government; though, Mayawati did right work by removing these persons from party. BSP got major set back in 2009 Loksabha Election (just held after two years of Assembly election) when it got only 20 Loksabha seats out of total 80 Loksabha seats in UP.
Also visit- Rahul Gandhi’s 2012 Utter Pradesh (UP) Mission
Congress which won only 22 assembly seats in 2007 Assembly Election surprised everyone by winning 21 Loksabha Election and emerged second largest political party in state. Samajwadi Party (SP) is other biggest party in UP which can play major role in 2012 assembly election. SP won 97 seats in 2007 Assembly election and there are good chances that SP will get similar numbers of seats in 2012 election. Other Biggest party, BJP won 51 seats in Loksabha election; however, it presently struggling to find a strong ground in UP.
Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) is small political party which can emerge as king maker in 2012 assembly election. In 2012 Assembly Election major surprise could be strong emergence of Congress in UP. At present all situations points towards a hung assembly in 2012 UP assembly election with many surprises to see.
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