VOTERS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO REJECT CANDIDATES OF THE CRIMINAL IDENTITY PLACED ON THE RECORD OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION WEBSITE AND PREFER QUALIFIED, HONEST, HARD WORKING AND DIGNIFIED PERSONALITY FOR THEIR REPRESENTATION, TO LOK SABHA AND THE VIDHANSABHA.

As per recorded data available from the website of the election Commission of India out of 440 candidates of the ruling BJP contesting the Loksabha election this time 191 have declared criminal cases in their election affidavits, according to the analysis issued by the poll right body and 143 candidates out of 322 of the Congress party have also declared criminal cases in their affidavits before the election Commission of India and the data is based on the website maintained by the election Commission of India for which the cases include as related to murder, attempted to murder, crime against the women and the hot speech by candidates etc etc. So keeping in view the above position of percentage of criminal cases , it is becoming a primary duty of the voters to follow such criminal cases against the candidates of their constituencies and not allow them to appear in the house of members, working on the captioned subject of work and conduct related to the welfare of people of country and transparency and accountability in the administration, where such type of candidates should not be allowed to encounter more in the future, so that they may realise their position in the society and circle for which they are appearing before the public to mandate for the parliamentary services, failing which it is very difficult to remove such crimes from the society and circle for which public must do needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India and ignore such candidature of the political parties to represent the parliamentary democracy and the Vidhan Sabha probability for identification to represent house of the members where, honest, qualified, experience hand and hard working personalities for social service must be appointed by the public of the area and constituencies, in the interest of justice and good governance to public services, required to be maintained by the each and every voter of the constituencies, too responsible for the selection of their candidates for five years.