Our friends and election partners at Daksh have sent in a nice consolidated report (attendance, assets, criminal records etc) to help us know our MPs. This report contains:
- MPLAD details, from www.mplads.nic.in
- Criminal Records (recorded as on 2004) from www.nocriminals.org
- Assets details (recorded as on 2004) from www.empoweringindia.org
- Personal details from www.loksabha.nic.in
- Parliamentary performance data has been updated until December 2008
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Read it - some highlights
Details are missing for some MPs, but assuming that whatever is there is all correct, here is some interesting stuff after I read through the full report:
Assets (as of last Lok Sabha elections)
Lok Sabha Attendance
Lok Sabha participation?
Only 3 MPs - Iqbal Ahmed Saradgi (Golbarga), Anant Kumar Hegde (Kanara), M Shivanna (chamrajnagar) introduced private member bills.
National Election Watch list
Three MPs from BJP on the Election Watch list
http://mid-day.com/poll2009/2009/mar/170209-Election-Candidates-criminal-records-NGO-severity-Bangalore-news-Ananth-Kumar-Hegde.htm
"In Karnataka alone three BJP candidates have criminal cases against them. Ananth Kumar who will contest from Bangalore South constituency has cases slapped under 10 sections of the law. He is alleged to have caused hurt to extort property and also said to have rioted with deadly weapons.
Ananth Kumar Hegde, who is contesting from Uttar Kannada constituency, too has a case of promoting enmity between two religious groups. He is also said to have defiled a place of worship to insult a religion and disrupt harmony.
Prahlad Joshi, who is contesting from Dharwad constituency, has also been a part of rioting and wrongly restraining people. He is also alleged to have assaulted public servants to stop them from carrying out their duty. He is also said to have set properties on fire to cause damage to others."
Good for us. Waiting for the other parties' names on this.
Srivathsa
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