pamphlet
LOK SABHA ELECTION
Publisher : Hansa Rajda, Congress House, Bombay-400 007. · Bombay · 1977
4 pages
Summary
This four-page English campaign leaflet appeals to voters in Bombay-South to support Ratansinh Rajda, identified as the Janata Party candidate for the 16 March 1977 Lok Sabha election. The cover presents Rajda as a High Court advocate and uses the Janata Party symbol throughout the leaflet. The campaign frames the election as an opportunity to join a wider movement led by Jayaprakash Narayan and Morarji Desai.
Key points
- The leaflet promotes Ratansinh Rajda as the Janata Party candidate in the Bombay-South constituency.
- It presents the election as part of a broader movement led by Jayaprakash Narayan and Morarji Desai.
- Its stated priorities include saving democracy, maintaining a free press, and ensuring an independent judiciary.
- It calls for a practical economic policy and sincere implementation.
- It advocates decentralising economic and political power.
- It links its vision of a free, fearless, and just society to the path of Mahatma Gandhi.
- A separate list of constituency-facing promises includes freedom of religion, action toward full independence, students’ leave during college days, municipal council elections for the last nine years, worker-oriented social development, better conditions for working people, and opposition to the Emergency declaration.
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