Indian Gandhiyan Party

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Indian Gandhiyan Party
Leader Aashin US
HeadquartersNational Election Coordinator Mr. Aashin U S Kuriyakott Building,
Thekkumpadam Road, Pattikkad
P.O., Thrissur District, Kerala 680509
Youth wing Indian Youth Movement
Women's wing Women India Movement
Peasant's wingPlant 100 Trees
MembershipIndia Club
Ideology Republicanism
Nationalism
Gandhian
International affiliationWorld Safety Forum
Colours Blue
ECI StatusRegistered Unrecognized Parties
Alliance193 countries consortium
Website
indiangandhiyanparty.com//

The Indian Gandhiyan Party (IGP) is a registered but unrecognized political party [1] in the Indian state Kerala. [2] The party contested seats in the 2019 Indian general election. Aashin US, National Election Coordinator of the IGP, contested Varanasi Lok Sabha Constituency against Narendra Modi in the 17th General Elections. Aashin received 504 votes with a campaign slogan "#IdevelopIndia". The party fielded candidates in 503 Lok Sabha Constituencies. Aashin's candidate application form submitted in Amethi Constituency against Rahul Gandhi but the form was rejected. IGP shortlists 543 business leaders for the 18th Lok Sabha General Election. As a first step towards it, Aashin contested the 17th general elections.

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Kerala Assembly Election

Legislative Assembly TermKerala
Elections
Seats
Contested
Seats
won
 % of
Votes
 % of Votes in
seats contested
14th Legislative Assembly 20162016200.5

Lok Sabha (Lower House)

Lok Sabha TermIndian
General Election
Seats
Contested
Seats
won
Number
Vote
 % of
Votes
16th Lok Sabha 2014 105460.00%

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References

  1. "Names of National, State, registered-unrecognised parties and the list of free symbols" (PDF). Election Commission of India. 12 March 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 May 2015.
  2. http://www.ceo.kerala.gov.in/pdf/POLITICAL%2520PARTIES/pp.pdf Archived 21 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine