I came across the magazine today.
http://janasangh.com/jsart.aspx?stid=311
The above is an article by Balaraj Madhok.
In 1952 general elections, Jan Sangh not only won three Lok Sabha seats but also gained recognition as a national party by getting three per cent of the total votes polled. Its three elected members to the Lak Sabha were Dr. Mookerji and Shri Bandhopadhyaya from West Bengal and Barrister Uma Shankar Trivedi from Chittor.
Jan Sangh emerged as the fourth national political party after the Congress, the Communist Party and the Socialist Party.
That is why BJP today claimed it is one party that grown all the time while others have withered away.
About Partition of India
http://janasangh.com/jsart.aspx?stid=515
http://janasangh.com/jsart.aspx?stid=311
The above is an article by Balaraj Madhok.
In 1952 general elections, Jan Sangh not only won three Lok Sabha seats but also gained recognition as a national party by getting three per cent of the total votes polled. Its three elected members to the Lak Sabha were Dr. Mookerji and Shri Bandhopadhyaya from West Bengal and Barrister Uma Shankar Trivedi from Chittor.
Jan Sangh emerged as the fourth national political party after the Congress, the Communist Party and the Socialist Party.
That is why BJP today claimed it is one party that grown all the time while others have withered away.
About Partition of India
http://janasangh.com/jsart.aspx?stid=515
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