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- Gird_by-election,_1972 abstract "In June 1972 a by-election was held in for the Gird seat of the Legislative Assembly of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The by-election was called after the resignation of the sitting MLA Vijaya Raje Scindia.Scindia, once the Rajmata of Gwalior, had both the Gird Legislative Assembly seat as well the Bhind seat of the Lok Sabha (lower house of the parliament of India) in the 1971 general election by impressive margins, standing for the Bharatiya Jana Sangh (BJS). In the March 1972 Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election in Gird she defeated the Indian National Congress candidate Ghuraiya Sarnamsingh with a margin of over 12,000 votes. After the elections she had to chose between the two posts, and decided to retain her Lok Sabha seat and resigned from the Gird Legislative Assembly seat. At the time Gird was seen as a Scindia-BJS stronghold.The main contenders of the by-election were Maheshdutta Mishra and Balkrishna Sharma. Mishra was the candidate put forth by Scindia and represented the BJS. Scindia and other prominent BJS personalities conducted speaking tours across the vast constituency to support Mishra's candidacy, at least 50 jeeps were used the purpose. Sharma was a Communist Party of India leader with 35 years experience in working with the peasant movement in the area. The Indian National Congress had declared its support for Sharma's candidature, but local Congress leaders in Gwalior offered little support for him.The election was held on June 5, 1972. Sharma narrowly won the seat, largely due to support from the peasants. He got 12,704 votes compared to 11,915 votes for Mishra. There were also six indepedent candidates in the fray; B. Kushwah (1,868 votes), J. Raosahib (1,682 votes), Nathu (238 votes), Roopchand (110 votes) and G. Sharma (70 votes). All independent candidates lost their deposits.The French scholar Christophe Jaffrelot argued that "[t]he victory of the people's candidate over that of the 'palace' was the abiding image of this contest. Nor must one forget that it happened after the passing of a law establishing a ceiling of 10 acres on landholdings owned by individuals and 15 acres on those owned by families of five individuals, a measure which Congress had promised before the elections and was supported by the CPI." According to the publication Link the election outcome was "a significant event in the anti-feudal wind blowing in the northern districts of Madhya Pradesh". The election sparked internal dissent within the BJS, with some sectors beginning to call for a break with the relationship with the Scindias.".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 affiliation Bharatiya_Jana_Sangh.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 affiliation Communist_Party_of_India.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 country India.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 thumbnail South_Asian_Communist_Banner.png?width=300.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 title "Gird seat in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly by-election, 1972".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 wikiPageID "42529869".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 wikiPageRevisionID "604899875".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 candidate Balkrishna_Sharma_(CPI_politician).
- Gird_by-election,_1972 candidate Mahesh_Dutta_Mishra_(Gird_politician).
- Gird_by-election,_1972 colour "orange".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 colour "red".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 country "India".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 electionName "Gird seat in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly by-election, 1972".
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- Gird_by-election,_1972 nextElection "Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election, 1977".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 nextYear "1977".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 party "Bharatiya Jana Sangh".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 party "Communist Party of India".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 percentage "40.92".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 percentage "43.63".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 popularVote "11915".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 popularVote "12704".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 previousElection "Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election, 1972".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 previousYear "1972".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 swing "1972-06-05".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type "By-election".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 subject Category:1972_elections_in_India.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 subject Category:By-elections_in_India.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 subject Category:Gwalior_district.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 subject Category:State_Assembly_elections_in_Madhya_Pradesh.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type Election.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type Event.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type SocietalEvent.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type Event.
- Gird_by-election,_1972 type Event.
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- Gird_by-election,_1972 comment "In June 1972 a by-election was held in for the Gird seat of the Legislative Assembly of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The by-election was called after the resignation of the sitting MLA Vijaya Raje Scindia.Scindia, once the Rajmata of Gwalior, had both the Gird Legislative Assembly seat as well the Bhind seat of the Lok Sabha (lower house of the parliament of India) in the 1971 general election by impressive margins, standing for the Bharatiya Jana Sangh (BJS).".
- Gird_by-election,_1972 label "Gird by-election, 1972".
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