this question asked by postal assistan exam,I knlw above 13 but didn't know correctly how many parties ....so some one pleasetel tht answer
Election Commission
Political parties in India are recognized by The Election Commission. This Commission recognizes the party, provides it a ballot paper and give Code of Conduct to the parties.
Election Commission of India
The following are the principal functions of the Election Commission of India:Demarcation of Constituencies.distribution of voters ID.Preparation of Electoral Rolls.Recognition of Political parties and allotment of symbols.Scrutiny of nomination papers.Conduct of polls.Scrutiny of election expenses of candidates.
The Election Commission of India has officially prohibited wall writing by political parties during elections.
Every party needs to register with the Election Commission. Political party is treated as 'recognized political parties' if parties are engaged in political activity for a continuous period of 5 years. Parties are given unique symbols and some other special privileges.
the political parties were the Federlists and the Republicans.
7 parties
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what are the important evets that took place before the elections in the whole country
The official Federal Election Commission website has all the accurate and truthful information you possibly need about the election. It has a lot of notes, important dates, and contains graphs that compare different political parties.
The website Indian Elections broke the 2004 Indian Election results down to having 301 party/coalitions in a First Past the Post electoral system.The BJP+ was a coalition of 10 political parties of which 9 won seats.The INC+ was a coalition of 16 political parties of which 12 won seats.And OTHERS were designated as 270 political parties of which 19 won seats.The results means that 40 political parties won seats in the Lower House of the Indian Parliament.The website for the Electoral Commission of India in the results of the 2004 election reported 231 participating political parties.