BJP Party Feedback for Candidates

Will the cost of making a helipad for landing of star campaigner’s chopper be added to candidate’s expenditure? 

How to show the expense of a rally? 

These were among the questions that BJP candidates, who had arrived for the feedback programme at party’s Jaipur office on Tuesday, put up before the chartered accountants (CAs) and financial experts at the meeting. 

The candidates wanted to know how and what to show as election expenditure. Several leaders like member of Parliament from Bikaner Arjun Meghwal, Deeg candidate Digamber Singh, Kishangarh candidate Bhagirath Choudhary were among those who asked various questions from the members of party’s CA cell during the feedback programme held in Jaipur on Tuesday, said sources.Bhagirath Choudhary wanted to know about the way to show expenditures made during the political rallies.

Most of the candidates were worried on how to show the expenses pertaining to arrival and campaigning by ‘star campaigners’ in their constituencies. They were particularly worried over the expenses made during Narendra Modi’s visit to their constituencies and wanted to know how such expenses should be shown while furnishing information to the election department, said sources.Most of the queries were from candidates of Jhalawar who had several questions pertaining to the election expenses.

Notably, as per the Election Commission’s guideline, every candidate was allowed to spend a maximum of Rs 16 lakh as election expenses. The candidates now have to submit their expenditures in a month’s time. 

On the first day its ‘feedback session’, the BJP top brass held a one-on-one interaction with its candidates from Bikaner, Bharatpur, Kota and Ajmer divisions on Tuesday. 

Sources said that BJP state president Vasundhara Raje interacted with the candidates individually and asked them about their winning prospects. 

Party leaders were trying to get booth-wise details from all these candidates.They were asked to give an ‘honest picture’ about their ‘possible victory or defeat’ so that the party could then ascertain a tally of seats it hopes to get based on which further strategy would be devised.

It was made clear to the candidates that if they are getting defeated, then they should also tell who was winning and who was coming second, said the sources.The feedback session of these two divisions continued till about 2 pm, after which BJP’s candidate from Karauli Rohini Kumari and Kolayat candidate Devi Singh Bhati came out. Later, the candidates from Kota and Ajmer divisions were also asked these questions in the feedback session.

Sources said that based on this feedback, the party would be deciding its future course of action.The party would be taking feedback from candidates of other divisions, including Jaipur division, on Wednesday. 

In the morning, Udaipur division, Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Dausa and Alwar candidates would be meeting the party’s state top brass and in the evening, Jodhpur and Jaipur candidates would be giving their feedback. BJP’s state vice-president Onkar Singh Lakhawat said that the party passed two resolutions in the morning. The party thanked the voters for voting in large numbers and its own party workers who worked tirelessly for the organisation in the Assembly elections. Party’s senior leader Gulab Chand Kataria addressed the party candidates and claimed that the “wave was similar to that of 1977”. 

Candidates will spend a special bank account, the transaction would be in the same account in Election 2013

In addition to meeting the District Electoral Officer Narayan Singh , in charge of election expenses Suresh Jain , Shweta Fgediyha Code of Conduct charge , related to the central observers and election officials. Gulab Chand Kataria, the BJP candidate from Jaipur to Udaipur city on migration Roshan Lal Jain and his representative , the representative of Congress candidate Dinesh Dinesh Shrimali Dave Bliss representative of the Congress candidate Slunbr Mehta and Kcru Lal Choudhary , BJP candidate Phool Singh Meena rural Udaipur coordinators and other candidates took part in the election.

Cash donations or to contest gonna be submitted to Czech special account. Candidate from a friend or relative of the facility , vehicle or promotional material will be recorded in the account of the candidate. Candidates must also pay the same account.

District Election Officer, the candidates and their representatives prior to the election meeting or rally will take the permission of the administration.  Temple , mosque or religious sites will be at the meetings. No candidate squeezing some sort of communal tension. I had a party gathering place where people go and disturb the peace of the other party will not do.

Due to model code of conduct imposed on private buildings banners and flags of political parties squad seized Corporation. District Election Officer at Rampura crossroad Congress and BJP flags and banners at two private buildings was reported to be engaged. On receipt of the letter sent to Municipal Commissioner, the team got confiscated.

Each assembly on Wednesday for an official announcement made ​​by the party's rural district chief Lal Singh Jhala. In Gogunda Gaderi spokesman Hemant Shrimali said Ram Lal , Lal Khatik Jadhol assembly Bhagwati , Jagdish Raj Shrimali INTUC leader in rural Udaipur , Vallabh Nagar Shyam Lal Choudhary , Mavli Chowdhury Kamal Singh , Kishan Singh Chauhan Wadhwani and Slunbr area Kervadha appease angry activists.

Cash in one day cannot withdraw more than 20 thousand of party candidates

Assembly election candidate from your bank account than Rs 20 a day not withdraw cash. So much sums derived from the candidates to the Election Commission shall report directly to the district election office.

Spent more than Rs 20 a day to be paid by candidates Czech. Candidates filing nomination form states that the day before they have opened a new bank account. Deposited to the account of election expenses. Then spend here. If you have to pay in Czech Czech they are the same account. The electoral commission to keep track of expenses

System is created. The Commission says that the candidate 's bank account, the transaction will be monitored. The electoral spending limits for candidates has been fixed at Rs 16 lakh .