Assam Phase 1: 62 seats, 116 Muslim candidates but only 26 can win

By Mumtaz Alam Falahi, TwoCircles.net,

In less than a week the Phase 1 polling for Assam Assembly will take place. The vote will be cast for 62 seats. There are 116 Muslim candidates in the fray. Though the result will be announced about one and half months later, but what is clear today is the possible maximum number of Muslim winners in this Phase. Out of 116, only 26 can win. Why?

Because Muslims are not contesting all 62 seats, rather these 116 are gathered in just 26 seats. Eleven seats are reserved for SCs (3) and STs (8). There are two Muslim women among the 116 – Afsana Begum of NCP in Sarupathar constituency and Sarifun Nisha of Trinamool Congress in Jorhat. The maximum number of Muslim candidates is in Karimganj South. There are 19 candidates including 15 Independents. There are only 9 seats where only one Muslim candidate is in the fray.

Party-wise, All India United Democratic Front of  Maulana Badruddin Ajmal has fielded most –15 Muslim candidates followed by All India Trinamool Congress (10) and Asom Gana Parishad and Congress 6 each.

Overall, 485 candidates (38 women) are in the fray for the 62 seats. Among them SCs are 32(4 women) and STs 65 (8 women).

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Party abbreviations

SP: Samajwadi Party

AIUDF: All India United Democratic Party

AGP: Asom Gana Parishad

AITMC: All India Trinamool Congress

NCP: Nationalist Congress Party

AIFB: All India Forward Block

SUCI: Socialist Unity Centre of India

CPI-ML(Liberation): Communist Party of India (Marxist – Leninist) Liberation

BJP: Bharatiya Janata Party

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List of winners/leading candidates in Mumbai

Mumbai city

Dharavi: Varsha Gaikwad (Cong) wins 52,492 votes followed by Sena candidate Manohar Raybhage with 42782 votes

Sion-Koliwada: Congress Jagnnath Shetty wins with 45638 votes followed by BJP candidate Dr Manisha Kayane with 27615

Wadala: Neelkant Kalidas (Cong) wins with 55209 votes followed by Sena’s Dattaram Digambar with 25418 votes

Sewri: MNS candidate Bala Nandgaonkar wins with 64,375 votes followed by Sena’s Dada Sakpal with 57,912 votes

Malabar Hill: BJP leader Mangal Prabhat Lodha leads with 47,552 votes followed by Raj Bafna (Cong) with 29,096 votes

Byculla: Congress candidate Chavan Madhukar Balkrishna wins with 36,302 votes followed by MNS candidate Sanjay Naik with 27,198 votes

Colaba: Annie Shekhar (Cong) wins with 39,779 votes followed by Raj Purohit (BJP) with 31,722 votes
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Worli: Sachin Ahir (NCP) wins with 50,456 votes followed by Sena’s Ashish Chemburkar with 45,726 votes

Mumbadevi: Amin Patel (Cong) wins with 45285 votes followed by Sena candidate Anil Padwal with 28646 votes

Mahim: Nitin Sardesai (MNS) wins with 48,734 votes followed by Congress candidate Sada Sarvankar with 39,808 votes

Mumbai Suburban results

Borivali: Gopal Shetty (BJP) wins with 68893 followed by MNS candidate Nayan Kadam 38670 votes

Bandra (w): Congress candidate Baba Siddique wins 59,657 votes followed by Ashish Shelar (BJP) with 57,958 votes

Bandra (e): Shiv Sena candidate Prakash Sawant wins by 45,643 votes followed by Chandurkar Chandrappa (Cong) 38,233 votes

Kalina: Congress city chief Kripashankar Singh wins with 51,199 votes followed by the MNS candidate Chandrakant More with 38,282 votes

Kurla: Milind Kamble (NCP ) wins with 41889 votes followed by Mangesh Kudalkar from Shiv Sena with 34915 votes

Chembur: Chandrakant Handore (Cong) wins with 46,765 voters over MNS Anil Chavan with 28819 voters

Anushakti Nagar: Nawab Malik (NCP) wins with 36805 followed by Sena’s Tukaram Kate with 30,287 votes

Mankhurd: Samajwadi Party candidate Abu Azmi wins with 38,435 votes followed by Congress candidate Sayyed Ahmed with 24,318 votes

Ghatkopar (e): BJP candidate Prakash Mehta wins by 43,583 votes, followed by Virendra Bakshi (Cong) 33,178 votes

Ghatkopar (w): Ram Kadam (MNS) wins by a margin 1200 votes over Congress candidate Janet D’souza and Poonam Mahajan (BJP)

Chandivali: Nasim Khan (Cong) wins 82610 votes followed by MNS candidate Dilip Lande with 48887 votes
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Vile Parle: Krishna Hegde (Cong) wins with 44323 votes followed by Sena candidate Vinayak Raut with 42620 votes

Andheri (e): Congress candidate Suresh Shetty wins with 55983 votes followed by Ramesh Latke (Sena) with 50,823 votes

Andheri (w): Cong candidate Ashok Jadhav leads with 28510 votes in the 9th round followed by Sena leader Vishnu Korgaonkar with 15,842 votes

Versova: Baldev Khosa (Cong) wins with 44,814 votes followed by Yashodhar Phanse (Sena) with 32,783 votes

Goregaon: Subhash Desai (Sena) wins 69109 votes, followed by Sharad Rao (NCP) with 44298 votes

Malad (W): Aslam Sheikh (Cong) wins with 51635 votes followed by BJP candidate R U Singh with 23940 votes

Charkop: Yogesh Sagar (BJP) wins with 58681 votes followed by Congress candiate Bharat Parikh with 42322 votes

Kandivali (e): Ramesh Thakur (Cong) wins by 50,131 votes, followed by Jaiprakash Thakur (BJP) 38,831 votes

Dindoshi: Rajhans Singh (Cong) wins with 44152 votes followed by MNS candidate Shalini Thakare with 37946 votes

Jogeshwari (e): Ravinder Waikar (Sena) wins 64231 votes in the 8th round followed by Bhai Jagtap (Cong) with 50,481 votes

Vikhroli: MNS candidate Madhav Sangle wins over other hopefuls including Vinod Kambli and Sitting MP Sanjay Patil’s wife Pallavi (NCP) with 53,098 votes. Patil scored 32,711 votes. Kambli 3,859 votes

Bhandup (w): Shishir Shinde (MNS) wins with 58285 votes followed by Shivajirao Nalawade (NCP) with 37355 votes

Mulund: BJP candidate Sardar Tara Singh wins with 65,718 votes followed by MNS’s Satyavan Dalvi with 37,751 votes

Dahisar: Vinod Ghoshalkar (Sena) wins with 60038 votes followed by Dr Yogesh Dubey (Cong) with 43910 votes
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Other constituencies

Belapur (Navi Mumbai): Ganesh Naik (NCP) wins

Magathane: Pravin Darekar (MNS) wins with 58,282 votes followed by NCP candidate Prakash Surve with 45,319 votes

Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha Eection 2009- List of successful Muslim candidates

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Maharashtra Assembly Election 2009- Muslim Candidates list

 

Constituency	Muslim Candidate	Party	Position of Muslim Candidate	Vote Polled by Muslim Candidate	Leading Candidate	Party	Vote Polled by Leading Candidate
Dhule City	Khan Mohammad Sabir Mahibullah	Bahujan Samaj Party	3	4079	ANIL ANNA GOTE	Loksangram	9661
Dhule City	Ansari Bashir Ah. Rajjak	Janata Dal (Secular)	9	55	ANIL ANNA GOTE	Loksangram	9661
Jalgaon City	Patel Salim Bapumiya	Indian National Congress	3	11237	JAIN SURESHKUMAR BHIKAMCHAND	Shivsena	45306
Malkapur	SK. Anwar Haji Sk. Baba Pahelvan	Indian Union Muslim League	7	599	CHAINSUKH MADANLAL SANCHETI	Bharatiya Janata Party	26181
Buldhana	Izhaar Ahmed Deshmukh	All India United Democratic Front	5	2311	VIJAYRAJ HARIBHAU SHINDE	Shivsena	66288
Sindhkhed Raja	A Hafiz A. Aziz	Bahujan Samaj Party
Jalgon (Jamod)	Khan Abdul Rahim Abdul Samad	Indian Union Muslim League	14	44	BURUNGLE RAMVIJAY DNYANESHWAR	Indian National Congress	2774
Akot	Syd. Matin Ahmed Syd. Ab. Sattar	Republican Party of India (A)	11	192	MANKAR PRABHAKAR TULSHIRAM	Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh	9468
Balapur	Khateeb Rajaya Begum Natiquoddin	Indian National Congress	4	904	BALIRAM BHAGWAN SIRASKAR	Independent	1903
Akola West	Azhar Husain	Jan Surajya Shakti	1	14524	Azhar Husain	Jan Surajya Shakti	14524
Akola West	Abdul Munaf Abdul Rasheed	All India Minorities Front	7	1019	Azhar Husain	Jan Surajya Shakti	14524
Akola West	Haji Sajjad Husen Altaf Husein	Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangha	4	5700	Political Info Maharashtra State Assembly Elections Result 2009 Posted by admin On October - 22 - 2009ADD COMMENTS Maharashtra Assembly Election 2009 Status Known For 288 out of 288 Constituencies Party Won Leading Total Bharatiya Janata Party 6 39 45 Communist Party of India (Marxist) 1 0 1 Indian National Congress 17 64 81 Nationalist Congress Party 21 38 59 Samajwadi Party 1 3 4 Shivsena 14 32 46 Others 9 43 52 Maharashtra Assembly Election results 2009, Political Info Mumbai Suburban District Maharashtra Assembly (Vidhansabha) Elections 2009 Posted by admin On October - 17 - 20093 COMMENTS Mumbai Suburban District (Maharashtra, India) : Assembly Constituencies & 2009 Election Candidates AC Number Constituency Name Congress Candidates BJP Candidates 152 Borivali Bhushan Patil   Gopal Shetty   153 Dahisar Dr. Yogesh Dubey   - 154 Magathane - - 155 Mulund Amboli Mahadeo Shelar   Sardar Tara Singh   156 Vikhroli - - 157 Bhandup West - - 158 Jogeshwari East Bhai Jagtap   - 159 Dindoshi Rajhans Singh   - 160 Kandivali East Ramesh Singh Thakur   Jai Prakash Thakur   161 Charkop Bharat Parekh   Yogesh Sagar   162 Malad West Aslam Sheikh   R. U. Singh   163 Goregaon - - 164 Versova Baldev Khosa   - 165 Andheri West Ashok Jadhav   - 166 Andheri East Suresh Shetty   - 167 Vile Parle Krishna Hegde   - 168 Chadivali Khan Mohd. Arif   - 169 Ghatkopar West Janet D’Souza   Smt. Poonam Mahajan   170 Ghatkopar East Bakshi Virendra Rajpal   Prakash Mehta   171 Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar Sayed Ahmed   - 172 Anushakti Nagar - - 173 Chembur Chandrakant Handore   Rajan Thakur   174 Kurla (SC) - - 175 Kalina Kripashankar Singh   Adv. Dinanath Tiwari   176 Vandre East Janardhan Chandurkar   - 177 Vandre West Baba Siddique   Ashish Shelar   Political Info Page 1 of 3123» VIDEO TAG CLOUD POPULAR 2012 Bhajanpur Bharatiya Janata Party Bihar bjp bsp chief minister congress country delhi Forbesganj government gujarat hindu hindus Hyderabad India indian indian muslims islam killing lucknow minorities Moradabad Mumbai muslim muslim community muslims Narendra Modi new delhi Nitish Kumar Pakistan Patna police polls president Rahul Gandhi Rampur Sachar Committee samajwadi party terrorists the police UP Uttar Pradesh victims Recent Posts PFI inaugurates school chalo campaign in AP 9 cops accompanying Khalid Mujahid suspended Chinese PM Li Keqiang vows to open up markets to India Demand for arrests of 42 cops booked as photos show torture marks on Khalid Mujahid’s body Sreesanth a small fry, big names involved in spot-fixing: Kerala Police Aarushi case: Rajesh Talwar claims he was asleep when killings took place Indian embassy starts delivering exit papers in Saudi Arabia Remembering Asghar Ali Engineer Muslim organizations oppose timing of WB Panchayet elections due to clash with Ramzan Muslims in Maharashtra start 300-km march for job quota Popular Searches Register samajwadi deoband index.php www.indyacity.com Links India Information News Business News Entertainment News Health News Latest News Political News Travel News Sports News IPL 2011 World News Political Info Election Updates Voter Registration A Guide for Voters Instructions Related to Electoral-Rolls and EPIC Voter Registration Forms Instructions Related to Electoral-Rolls & EPIC Political Parties List of Political Parties Assam Legislative Assembly Election 2011 Result Assam Legislative Assembly Elections 2001 Maharashtra Assembly Election results 2009 Maharashtra vidhan sabha Election Map Politics Politics News Religion Islam Arabic Braille Quran Darul Uloom Deoband The Islamic Financial System Islamic Books Online Quran Islamic Banking Hindu Other Links Contextual Links © Indiainfocity.com Powered by Web Solutions <body><a href="http://www.votistics.com?epl=bLsn3qk-1nX-zDYxyVyEAdwBortCQuEUyV38GDjvCpJeEnk2UlEmBkpFusLmkG8QtAfgWg3T2NZb5nr3oFEGQjDmSkYaxNEVfRRS0d6KcYG6nFSHtw1NAygPmSY9NemnCDXNAJCeeqptmkYRdQAgAN-jvwAA4H8BAABAgFsHAAB3gOiuWVMmWUExNmhaQmkAAADw">Click here to go to votistics.com</a>.</body>