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1951-52 elections: How India pulled off the 'great electoral experiment' | Elections News

With 173 million electors and 1,874 candidates, the country's first-ever parliamentary election after independence for 489 seats in the House of the People (Lok Sabha) was conducted by the Election Commission of India (ECI), then barely an year old. ....

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Under Nehru's Leadership, India's First Elections Upheld Plurality, Rejected Communalism

Apart from seeking a vote against communalism, Nehru focused a great deal on the long-term goals, in his election speeches. ....

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Why the Jan Sangh Was Politically Unsuccessful in India's First General Election

To contest a national election, central as well provincial simultaneously, within four months of a party’s founding in 1951-52 was a tall order. ....

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How Communist Party of India Emerged as Largest Opposition to Congress in 1951-52

Though the party was far behind the Congress in the number of seats it won, its achievement was no small feat and set the tone for its future activities. ....

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The First Indian Election: Inclusion, Independence and the Making of 'We, The People'

An electoral roll on the basis of universal franchise, prepared and maintained as accurately and as up-to-date as possible, was the plinth upon which the institutions of electoral democracy would rest. ....

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