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AIPPM ANIMESH MOHAN INC KAUSTUBH BHATTACHARJEE BHARTIYA JANTA PARTY ISHAN KAPOOR NATIONAL CONGRESS PARTY MANMOHAN SINGH AAM ADMI PARTY KSHITIZ RAJPUT BAHUJAN SAMAJ PARTY ONIMA SHARMA JAMMU & KASHMIR NATIONAL CONFERENCE MANJIMA MISRA SAMAJWADI PARTY MAYANK SINGHAL COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA RAJEEV GIRDHAR COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA (M) SHUBHAM SINGH INDIAN NATIONAL LOK DAL VISHAL KALRA AIADMK CHITRAKSH GUPTA INDIAN UNION MUSLIM LEAGUE DIVJOT SINGH MUNJAL SHIV SENA JASPREET JHARKHAND VIKAS MORCHA NIHAL THATEJA NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT AMANDEEP KERALA CONGRESS (M) VATSAL SAXENA AIMIM CHIRANJEEV SINGH MARWAHA SHIROMANI AKALI DAL SADHIKA KHANNA ALL INDIA TRINAMOOL CONGRESS PIYUSH TYAGI JHARKHAND MUKTI MORCHA SUDHANSHU KAUSHIK FUTURE INDIA PARTY ADITYA RAGHAV MAHARASHTRA NAVNIRMAN SENA SUHANI CHADDHA DRAVIDA MUNNETRA KAZHAGAM MANISH SHARMA JANTA DAL (UNITED) ANKUR SINGH JANTA DAL( SECULAR) SIDDARTH BHANUSHALI J&K PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIYANSH VERMA LOK JANSHAKTI PARTY SMARTH GUPTA MIZO NATIONAL FRONT ADI YADAV REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST PARTY VANSH SHARMA ALL JHARKHAND STUDENTS UNION SANJANA LEEKHA PEOPLE’S PARTY OF ARUNACHAL SHIVAM GOMBER NATIONAL PEOPLE’S PARTY RISHABH GOEL SIKKIM DEMOCRATIC FRONT AAYUSH CHOUDHARY NATIONAL INDIA NR CONGRESS ISHAN DANG MAHARASHTRAWADI GOMANTAK PARTY ANUSHKA KHATTAR MANIPUR STATE CONGRESS PARTY PRIYANK SABHARWAL RASHTRIYA LOK SAMTA PARTY DIVYANK JAJRA HILL STATE PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC PARTY ABHYUDAYA SINGH MIZORAM PEOPLE’S CONFERENCE CHETAN PATHAK ASOM GANA PARISHAD MADHURESH CHAUDHARY TELANGANA RASHTRIYA SAMITI VISHWAS S. 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  • Political Party - Why Is It Formed?

    Political Party - Why Is It Formed?

    Complete List of Important Political Parties in India India is the largest democracy in the world and therefore its political system is made of multitude of factions and political parties. While some of these parties rooted from the Independence Struggle, some others were born to revolutionize the new age India and free it from the shackles of Corruption. At the same time, some of the currently more powerful and politically strong parties raised when the country was going through a state of emergency! So let's take a look at the chronology, relevance and importance of the many political parties that India saw arise and fall. Here is the list of Political Parties in India along with their history and prominent leaders to boost your preparation of General Awareness section for various banking, SSC, Railway & Government Exams. But before we start with the Political System of India, you should know a few terms associated with politics. Political Party - Why is it Formed? Definition - A political party is a group of people, with similar political aim , coming together to contest election. Now let’s delve into the types of Indian Political Parties one by one.All parties that desire to contest elections in India have to register themselves with the Election Commission of India or ECI. Generally, in a political party, you will find that all party members have a common goal. Such goals are listed down in a political manifesto. List of Political Parties in India 1 | P a g e In India, there are mainly 3 types of political parties – 1.