Ahmedabad, 23 December 2012

There are two sitting MLAs among 1,268 candidates who contested the recently concluded Gujarat assembly elections and lost their deposits. The deposit of a candidate who fails to secure 10% or more of the total votes polled is forfeited as per the rule.

There were total 1,666 candidates in fray of whom 76% forfeited their deposits. Only 398 candidates, including the 182 winning nominees, could save their deposits.

Two sitting MLAs who lost their deposits are Rebel BJP man Dr Kanu Kalsaria and NCP candidate from Gondal Chandu Vaghasia who lost against BJP candidate Jayrajsinh.

Among prominent faces who lost their deposits is Jagruti Pandya who lost the election on Ellis bridge se

After won the Gujarat Election Modi give The speech, Watch The Video Of Modi Speech after Making The Hat trick in Gujarat Assembly Election Result , Modi Make a Historycal Victory in Gujarat Poll (Video).

After leading the Bharatiya Janata Party to another victory in the 2012 Gujarat Assembly Elections, Chief Minister Narendra Modi addressed the people at a public meeting in Ahmedabad. Modi thanked the people for the support shown to the BJP in the elections and said that if there is a hero of today, it is the 6 crore people of Gujarat. He said, "Na Rukna Hai, Na Thakna Hai, Sirf Aapke Sapno Ko Poora Karna Hai!" (We cannot stop, we cannot rest, we only want to fulfill your dreams)

Compelet Speech Of Narendra Modi After Win Gujarat Election:

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Narendra Modi said that if there is a hero of today, it is the 6 crore people of Gujarat.

Commenting on the results the Chief Minister said, "I thank the people for voting for us. The results show that the voters know the difference between what is good and what is bad. When the people get an opportunity to choose, they do so keeping the future in mind and the Gujarat election results show that the voter is mature and is above any greed"

We had a simple slogan! Political pundits could not understand it because it was not spicy

The Chief Minister pointed out, "We put a simple slogan 'Ekmat Gujarat...' but political pundits did not understand this as it was not spicy or against anyone. But the people picked up the Mantra."

Shri Modi affirmed, "The voters have risen above caste politics. They have thought about the future generations." He added that the people have seen through the casteist politics of the 1980s and do not ever want to return to that ever again.

He said that earlier Governments would get elected and would be voted out of office but now people elect Governments again and again and they seek accountability from them. He opined, "With political stability the accountability increases and this happens when voters are mature."

If there is good governance and development people leave everything else and make their choice

Shri Modi termed the 6 crore people of Gujarat as the real heroes of the election. He pointed out, "They used to say good economics does not make good politics. In Gujarat people have shown that good economics and good governance is possible together as well as supported. If there is good governance and development, people leave everything else and people support you!"

Give me the strength to make the right decisions, I only think about Gujarat, Gujarat and Gujarat

The Chief Minister sought the support of the people in the decisions the Government makes and affirmed his commitment to the development of Gujarat.

He said, "We made many big decisions in the last few years. Sometimes it may have disappointed a few people. People may have thought why is Modi doing this? But we did what was good for the people. We did it without any ill will. And the same people accepted decisions and supported us."

He went on to say, "Give me strength to take right decisions. I just have one dream- Gujarat. I only think about Gujarat, Gujarat and Gujarat."

The Chief Minister affirmed that in a democracy no one is an enemy and that if he has made any mistake or displayed any shortcoming he apologizes for the same.

CM congratulates more than 5 lakh Karmayogis of Gujarat

The Chief Minister specially congratulated the more than 5 lakh Government employees for their support. He stated, "When the postal ballots were counted, everyone was surprised. 70-75% of the postal ballots were in our favour. I congratulate the more than 5 lakh Karmayogis. I know earlier you went home at 5PM now you work till 10 PM. I made them work so hard still our party has been supported."

I bow my head in front of lakhs of our Karyakartas

Shri Modi expressed his gratitude to the Karyakartas of the BJP. He avowed, "I have always said that on one side is the hardwork of our Karyakartas and on the other is money power and I said hardwork will win."

He went on to say, "I bow my head in front of lakhs of our Karyakartas. The Party is like our Mother. We grow up under her care. Whatever we are, we are due to the party. All this is due to all those who worked for the BJP for so many years. Many of them are not even alive today."

Pray for the political pundits so they get a good night's sleep

Taking a pointed dig at the attitude of the political pundits of the media throughout the entire day, Shri Modi said, "I do not want to criticize anyone but I was hearing big (political) pundits on TV and I was shocked. They are still unable to digest our victory. I don't know what will happen to them. Do pray for them. Pray they have a sound sleep. We do not wish bad for anyone."

Continuing his sharp attack on the attitude of the so called political pundits the Chief Minister opined, "Someone said these elections are a draw. What kind of a thought is this? Why are they working so hard to show Gujarat in poor light? Add the seats won by the Congress in Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat and we still have more seats."

Giving a few words of wisdom to them, Shri Modi said, "A win is a win. Even if BJP had 93 seats then too BJP Government would be formed. Political pundits are keen to forget this arithmetic. If a Government gets reelected it's a big thing but this is a hat trick! Still a group of people cannot accept it and I pity them."

He added, "You tried everything including when the counting was on. But atleast think about it now! We fought the elections on the issue of development, people accepted the issue and voted for us. This is a big thing."

The people have given their mandate, I do not need a certificate from anyone else

The Chief Minister pointed, "We do not want development for medals and certificates. We already have lots. This is the biggest medal the people have given, I do not want anything medal or certificate from anyone else."

Serving Gujarat is serving Bharat Mata

The Chief Minister pointed out that serving the people of Gujarat is akin to serving Bharat Mata.

He pointed out that there were many difficulties but the more the stones were thrown at him, the more he converted them into a flight of stairs for the development of the people of Gujarat.

He also asked the media to take note of the unique usage of 3D projection technology to connect with people during elections and affirmed that it was for the first time in the world that such technology has been used.

 People in large numbers were present at the occasion. Shri Modi was greeted by loud cheers from the people.

In The Election process How  Exit Poll Got It  Right: How is It possoble in The Election Exit Poll got Right, Congress Not To Be Affected By the Gujarat Poll Result,Congress Reformed our agenda not affected by the Defeat.

“TV channels are giving a much better numbers. We would love to see that happen but our estimation is 117,” Asifa Khan, a state BJP leader said.

The government’s estimates were more modest — 105 to 110 seats.The unusually high 71% polling — an unprecedented turnout in the assembly polls — had puzzled bookies.By Thursday evening, the party’s internal survey and exit poll proved to be closer to the actual tally than the other surveys. The BJP won 115 assembly seats.

was not a reflection of the centre's big-ticket policies. "Our reforms measures would come for scrutiny in the 2014 general elections. Since these policies were not an agenda for assembly tests, there would be no impact on our ongoing reforms process," said a senior Congress minister.

The Congress, in fact, tried to find solace in its increased tally in Gujarat and win in Himachal Pradesh. Finance minister P Chidambaram called it Congress' "victory" because the party had managed to raise its vote share.

"BJP attained less than 117 seats in Gujarat, we made significant gains, it's our victory," he said. Rural development minister Jairam Ramesh told HT, “Our victory in Himachal is convincing while the Gujarat defeat is not demoralising.”Congress leaders point out that the reduction in cap of LPG cylinders — part of the reforms process to reduce subsidy burden — had become BJP's talking point in Himachal Pradesh, but the Congress still managed to win.

Three days before the second phase of polling in Himachal, oil minister Veerappa Moily had announced that the Centre would hike the number of subsidised LPG cylinders and earned the poll panel’s ire.But Congress' internal assessment at different stages never really gave much hope for the party in Gujarat.

In Gandhinagar, Narendra Modi, endowed with a sizeable victory in the Gujarat elections, visited his mother in the afternoon, announcing on twitter that he wanted to seek her blessing.

Gujarat polls 2012: Narendra Modi Set His goverment Third time,Modi Make Hat Trick In Gujarat poll

Narendra Modi looks set to get his hat-trick as Chief Minister of Gujarat. What is being keenly watched is whether he will be able to match his 2007 tally of 117 seats.

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Ahmedabad: Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) leader and former chief minister Keshubhai Patel on Thursday won from Visavadar constituency in Saurashtra region, officials said.
Patel won by about 20,000 votes against his nearest Bharatiya Janata Party rival Kanubhai Bhalala. The Congress had no candidate in Visavadar.

Patel, 83, was hoping to prevent Modi from securing a third term as chief minister. Modi has ruled Gujarat since he replaced Patel as chief minister in October 2001.