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Yediyurappa fears defeat in Shikaripur
by Suresh Gowda on May 01, 2008 08:25 PM

The following are being considered by the voters as the %u201Cissue%u201D that affected them / community or the State. They are listed in the order of priority :
Issues %

Lack of good roads, infrastructure and transport facilities
16
Non-availability of good drinking irrigation water / drainage / sanitation facilities 11
Current power cut in villages 12
Price of essential commodities 18
Government programmes are not reaching proper persons 08
Corruption at all levels 07
No house, no land, no work, poverty, no BPL card 08
No idea 20

A handful of people also say that no Government will be able to do anything on this. The people only want clear air, water, good environment, health and facilities. According to them, if all these were provided, the others will fall in place automatically !

Conclusion %u2013 Opinion polls are always just a guessing game. People change their opinion on trivial things and hence no one can precisely predict or forecast election results. This is a crucial election. All the parties have promised some kind of %u201Cfree goods & services%u201D. Will all their promises cut ice with the voters ? A social worker tells, %u201CYes, to an extent of 3 %u2013 5% will fall prey to these promises.%u201D Since each party is promising one free scheme or other, in the nett result, this will get neutralized and so will not benefit any party. That would mean that the party which has the organizational skill will win the election and not those with the policies and principles

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