PRESS STATEMENT issued by CPI(M) Himachal Pradesh State secretariat on the recently held panchayat elections
The Himachal Pradesh state secretariat of the Communist party of India Marxist has congratulated the people of the state for their support in electing the CPIM supported candidates in the recently held elections to the local bodies. In over 15 district panchayats (Zila Parishads), over 25 block panchayats (BDC members) and more than 75 Panchayat presidents & Vice Presidents are CPIM members or those who have been supported by the party .The figure of Left parties together would further go higher. The results have proven that the CPIM occupies the space of third party politics in the state. Not just has the party got tremendous support but a majority of the panchayats have elected non Congress, non BJP representatives.
The CPIM candidates have polled more than 1.5 lakh votes in the state. The list of the elected representatives is attached with this note. The CPIM has stated, the elected members will try to provide an alternative form of intervention in the Panchayati Raj Institutions. They will work for more democracy and greater involvement of the people. The focus would also be laid upon raising the demand of more funds for developmental activities in the countryside. AS of now except the national rural Employment Guarantee Act no other fund is provided for developmental activities. Further even in the MNREGA the scope of activity is limited which is further being squeezed. The elected members will try to become role models and exhibit exemplary work style which is free of corruption. The elected members of CPIM will not become building contractors in the rural developmental works as is the general practice followed by a large number of BJP and Congress elected representatives. These representatives in these institutions would also help in building struggles of the people on various issues confronting the people the foremost being the acute crisis prevalent in the agrarian sector. Issues and demands like increasing subsidy in agriculture, proper ration supply, meeting the actue shortage of LPG and kerosene would be in the priority list of the party representatives. Building struggle on the menace of wild animals, monkeys etc would also be built.
The CPIM has ridiculed both the BJP and the Congress for making exaggerated claims of their victory. The ruling BJP tried all its maneuvers but could not help the erosion of its vote share. The BJP has got a severe drubbing from the people. Despite the fact that the independents have won defeating both the BJP and Congress the ruling party is leaving no stone unturned claiming support of 75% of elected representatives? The CPIM has stated it is keeping a strict vigil on the developments of the formation of the chairpersons for various block and zila parishads. It will vote for those who have an impeccable record of serving the people and have clear credentials.
Sr.No Name of candidate Ward votes polled /position
1. Reena (W) Anandpur ZP 6629 First
2. Padama (W) Jhakri ZP 5153 First
3. Sukhdev Chauhau Rohru NP Vice Chairperson 1400 First
4. Balkrishan Bali Devrighat BDC 1104 First
5. Taravati Basantpur BDC 1357 First
6. Dropodi(W) Kotkhai BDC 1458 First
7. Om Prakash Chauhan Chaily ZP 2345 Second
8. Sohan Singh Thakur Devrighat ZP 2238 Second
9. Krishna(W) Narayan ZP 2720 Second
10. Savitri(W) Kungash ZP 4490/ist
11. Ramesh Buchehar ZP 3660/iind
12. Devki(W) Arsu ZP 4236/iind
13. Pamma Devi(W) Poshna ZP 3986/iind
14. Gita Nand BDC Anni 1346/ist
15 Pratap Thakur BDC Khunn Unopposed elected.
16. Ram lal BakshadZP 4875/ist
17. Kesar Singh Karsog ZP 5894/ist
18. Reema Devi(W) Dhaled ZP 3500/iind
19. Nagina(W) Ner ZP 2439/iind
20. Nirmala(W) Kummi ZP 2970/iind
21. Suresh Kumar Rewalsar 1292
22. Sohan Thakur Nabahi 2600/iind
23. Devendra Devi(W) Sainj ZP 3347/iind
24. Mahander Rana Khalwahan ZP 4090/iind
25. Jagdish Thakur Bheem Kataru ZP 3911/iind
26. Padam Dev Pangana 2183
27. Prakash Sharma Dhanyara 1780
28. Ravi Kant Kunnu 1600
29. Prabhash Rana Sarkaghat BDC 1456/ist
30. Jaywanti(W) BDC 1687/ist
31. Teja Devi (W) Balh BDC 1400/ist
32. Loveena devi Khera ZP 2508/iind
33. Sanyogita Devi(W) Kharaout ZP 2543/iind
34. Jogender Kumar Sarakkar 3624/ist
35. Baldev Singh Kala Amb 3041/iind
36. Santosh Kapoor(W) Rampur 3992/iind
37. Satpal Mann Dadahu 4450/ist
38. Ramesh Singta kandoBhatno 3150/iind
39. Gurnam Raipur Sanara 3310/iind
40. Ravinder Joshi DuleharBDC 1675/ist
41. Banti Devi Darlaghat ZP 2735/iind
42. Sudesh Thakur(W) Kahri 4040/ist
43. Kehar Singh Salooni 4023/ist
44. Rajeev Tissa 2873/iind
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