Exit Poll , NMC OPINION POLL – AMBAZARI PRABHAG

8/13/2019 Exit Poll , NMC OPINION POLL AMBAZARI PRABHAG

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An Opinion Survey undertaken by Dr. Panjabrao DeshmukhInstitute

of Management Technology and Research,Dhanwate National College, Congress Nagar, Nagpur-12

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NMC oll -2!12#M$#%#RI PR#$'

12th O"tober 2!11-22nd Nove#ber 2!11

-ecutie /ummary

An opinion survey like this has been done with an

ob$e"tive to understand the per%or#an"e,

e&pe"tations ' proble#s o% the "iti(ens at the

grass root level) A#bh(ari rabhag was sele"ted

%or the prpose o% this resear"h as it is very varied with respe"t toarea "overed ' the so"io e"ono#i" "hara"teristi"s o% the voters o%

this area)

*he %irst se"tion o% the report "onsists o% pro$e"t %ra#ework '

resear"h #ethodology %ollowed %or the resear"h) *he Survey was

"ondu"ted %or A#ba(ari rabhag on 122+ voters) A voter is a

person who is a per#anent resident o% A#ba(ari rabhag ' is

above 1 years o% age) *he resear"h ob$e"tives are to know lo"al

proble#s, awareness, level o% satis%a"tion, e&pe"tations %ro# the

"orporator ' the para#eters on whi"h they sele"t the "orporator)

*he pri#ary data %ro# all the "lusters was "olle"ted with the help o%

stru"tured .uestionnaire)

*he se"ond se"tions o% the report details the so"io e"ono#i"

ba"kground o% the respondents o% the A#ba(ari rabhag) /t gives

in%or#ation on the de#ographi" "hara"teristi"s o% the A#ba(ari

prabhag population, su"h as age and gender, as well as other so"io-

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de#ographi" variables, in"luding #arital status, living

arrange#ents, religion, edu"ation "lass ' the si(e o% the %a#ily)

*hese variables are i#portant as they would help to "orrelate the

e&pe"tations, proble#s ' satis%a"tion level o% the voters %ro# the

"urrent ad#inistration o% NMC in A#ba(ari rabhag as well as

un%ul%illed e&pe"tations o% the voters)

*he third se"tion o% the report gives the level o% the awareness

a#ongst the respondents about the up"o#ing NMC ele"tions, level

o% satis%a"tion with the %un"tioning o% the "urrent "orporator '

reasons %or dissatis%a"tion, i% any o% the respondents) /t also gives

the results o% the #a$or proble#s o% the respondents in their

lo"ality ' also lists out the responses %or the a"hieve#ents o% the

"urrent "orporator)

*he %ourth se"tion o% the report gives the results %or the

pre%eren"es ' e&pe"tations o% the respondents %ro# the "orporator)

/t give responses %or the sought a%ter .ualities in the "orporator like

a""essibility, reputation, popularity to na#e %ew) *he pre%erred age

group, personality traits o% the ne&t "orporator in the opinion o% the

respondents is also listed in this se"tion)

*he last se"tion o% the report gives the brie% analysis o% all the

"lusters in whi"h rabhag was divided %or the purpose o% this survey) /t

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enables to understand all the %a"tors at the #i"ro level ' be #ore spe"i%i"

in "ondu"ting %urther analysis)

Contents

&e"utive Su##ary))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))2

Contents)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))3

/ntrodu"tion and Methodology))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))4

*he deliberative wing o% the NMC is headed by the Mayor ' the

ad#inistrative wing is headed by the Muni"ipal Co##issioner) *he

Muni"ipal Corporation o% Nagpur provides the %ollowing servi"es to the"iti(ens5))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

So"io-de#ographi" %eatures o% the 6espondents)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))1

Awareness ' satis%a"tion level o% the respondents )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))2

&pe"tations ' re%eren"es o% the respondents)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))+

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Introduction and Methodology

#bout Nag0ur

Nagpur is a "ity in the state o% Maharashtra, the largest "ity in

the "entral /ndia and the third largest "ity by population in

the state o% Maharashtra) 7ith a population o% around

23,!4,321 as per Census 2!11 8 Nagpur 9A :9rban Area; is

the 1+th largest urban "onglo#eration in /ndia, the 113th

largest "ity in world, and the 13+rd largest urban area in

world in ter#s o% population) *he "ity is the seat o% annual

winter session o% Maharashtra state asse#bly


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Nagpur lies pre"isely at the "enter o% the "ountry with the

@ero Mile Marker :indi"ating the geographi"al "enter o% /ndia;

lo"ated here) *he "ity was %ounded by the onds but later

be"a#e part o% the Maratha #pire under the ?honsles) *he

?ritish ast /ndia Co#pany took over Nagpur in the 1th

"entury and #ade it the "apital o% the Central rovin"es and

?erar) A%ter the %irst reorgani(ation o% states, the "ity lost its"apital status but a""ording to the in%or#al


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*he deliberative wing o% the NMC is headed by the Mayor '

the ad#inistrative wing is headed by the Muni"ipal

Co##issioner) *he Muni"ipal Corporation o% Nagpur

provides the %ollowing servi"es to the "iti(ens5

1) Sanitation publi" - private 11)

&tra"ts o% Coun"il 6esolution

2) ?irth and death "erti%i"ates 12)

*own Surveyor Copies

+) *rade i"ense 1+)

*rans%er o% property

3) Other "o#plaints 13)

New >ouse *a& Assess#ents

4) =) C) Co#plaint 14)

De#and &tra"ts

B) ?uilding per#ission 1B)

Deposit o% *a& 6evision

) ayout per#ission 1)

Deposit on apart#ents et")

) Maintenan"e o% water supply 1)

arks ' playgrounds

) >ouse *ap "onne"tion 1)

6oads, drains and other "ivi"in%rastru"ture a#enities

1!)

ighting 2!)

=eterinary servi"es

Demogra0hic Profile of Nag0ur2

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*he Nagpur distri"t "onsists o% Nagpur Muni"ipal Corporation,

1! #uni"ipalities, 1+ pan"hayat sa#itis and gra#

pan"hayats) *he total area "overed is about s.) k#s o%

whi"h Nagpur "ity a""ounts %or 21)B4 s.) k#s :2)2;)

/t is esti#ated that one-third o% the population in the "ity o%

Nagpur lives in slu#s) *here are about 32 slu# po"kets inthe "ity spread over an area o% about 1 s.) k#s) O% the 32

slu#s, 22 slu#s are noti%ied slu#s) /n 1, the slu#

population o% Nagpur was about B)B1 lakhs, whi"h in"reased

to )3 lakhs in 2!!1 and )! lakhs in 2!!4, thus showing a

growth o% 22 in the last eight years) O% the )! lakh

population, about 2! lives in non-noti%ied slu#s)

Project $ackground

Eeeping an eye on the up"o#ing NMC ele"tions in 2!12, Dr)

an$abrao Desh#ukh /nstitute o% Manage#ent *e"hnology

and 6esear"h, one o% the leading Manage#ent /nstitute in

Central /ndia, "ondu"ted an opinion survey to %ind out the

proble#s %a"ed by the residents in their prabhag and to know

opinion on per%or#an"e ' a"hieve#ents o% the present

"orporator and also to know their e&pe"tations %ro# the ne&t

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"orporator) *his survey was "ondu"ted purely %or a"ade#i"

purpose and does not belong to any politi"al party)

For this opinion survey, the pro$e"t tea# o% D/M*6 headed

by Dr) ?)?)*aywade has "hosen A#ba(ari rabhag %or their

esti#ation) *his rabhag spe"i%i"ally "onsists o% spe"kled

de#ographi" pro%ile with population %ro# all in"o#e groups

like slu#s, s"attered outskirts, #odern developed areas,

"o##er"ial areas along with #any urbani(ed residential

areas) *his diversi%ied population will be use%ul %or "arrying

out the analysis regarding the opinion survey)

bjecties of the 0inion /urey2

1) *o study the de#ographi" pro%ile o% the voters in A#ba(ari

rabhag)

2) *o know the lo"al proble#s o% the voters in the A#ba(ari

rabhag)

+) *o study the awareness a#ongst the voters about their

e&isting "orporator)

3) *o know the e&pe"tations o% the voters %or# their

"orporator)

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4) *o identi%y the reasons %or dissatis%a"tion o% the voters)

B) *o understand the para#eters on whi"h the voters would

sele"t the "orporator)

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#dantages of the /urey

So#e o% the a%%ir#ative aspe"ts o% this opinion survey are that

we are able to %o"us on the spe"i%i" lo"al issues o% the various

(ones in the A#ba(ari prabhag) *he #a$or proble#s in this

rabhag are roads publi" transport, water supply, street lighting,

and sanitation et") Fro# this survey we will be able to throw

light on the "riti"al issues su"h as a""ess o% the slu#s to the

basi" servi"es, rehabilitation o% the slu#s, and belie% o% the

people on the "ivi" ad#inistration)

*his would also be an eye opener e&er"ise %or the ad#inistrators

o% Nagpur as the resear"h results would bring %orth their su""ess

in ad#inistration o% Nagpur "ity ' how %ar they have been able

to a"hieve the ob$e"tives that they had set %or the#selves in the

beginning o% their o%%i"e tenure)

*his survey "an also be taken as a sa#ple %or knowing the status

o% ad#inistration, proble#s o% the people o% Nagpur ' their

e&pe"tations %ro# the NMC %or eli#inating their proble#s)

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3lo4 chart of Research 0rocess

*his resear"h work has been done in a syste#ati" way '

%ollowed the given resear"h path5

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*he resear"h tea# "o#prise o% the %ollowing #e#bers5

Research &ead

Dr) ?) ?) *aywade 5- Dire"tor D/M*6

Research Coordinator

Dr) M) A) ?urghate5- >ead o% the Depart#ent D/M*6

Research #nalysts2 PDIMTR 3aculty members

1) Dr) Aparna Sa#udra

2) Mrs) Eavita atil

+) Mr) arag Goshi

3) Mr) >e#ant ?habulkar

4) Ms) Neha atil

B) Ms) 6i"ha Gain

Team Coordinators

o Students o% D/M*6

Data 3eeders

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o Non *ea"hing sta%% o% the D/M*6

3ield 5orkers

o Students o% D/M*6

6nierse of study2

*he Survey was "ondu"ted %or A#ba(ari rabhag whi"h has an

esti#ated voter population o% 2+4!! voters) A voter is a person

who is a per#anent resident o% A#ba(ari rabhag ' is above 1

years o% age) /n order to have a #ore "o#prehensive '

analyti"al view o% the rabhag it was %urther divided into "lusters ' the survey was "ondu"ted in all these "lusters) *he

division o% "lusters %ollowed %or the purpose o% this study is given

below5

Cluster No. Name of the #rea1 Area around Suda#a theatre2 okulpeth

+ Area around okulpeth Sub(iMandi

3 Area around 6a#nagar '

6a# Mandir

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4 Area around /*B andrabodhi :A#bha(ari

Slu#s; Futaula ake slu# (one 7adi Area to le%t o% A#ravati 6oad

till (one /urey Instrument2

*he pri#ary data %ro# all the "lusters was "olle"ted with the

help o% stru"tured .uestionnaire) *his .uestionnaire was

designed to "over the various ob$e"tives set %orth %or the survey

like the de#ographi" pro%ile o% the voters, their opinion on the

e&isting "orporator, their proble#s in the area where they are

residing ' their e&pe"tations %ro# the %uture "orporator to na#e

a %ew) *he .uestionnaire had 24 .uestions whi"h were

"anvassed in nglish, >indi ' Marathi)

Data collection

*he total nu#ber o% respondents %ro# who# the pri#ary data

was "olle"ted was 122+)

For the purpose o% the survey ea"h voter is being treated as one

respondent ' in "ase the voters o% sa#e household shared thesi#ilar views then all the respondents o% those households has

been "onsidered as only one respondent)

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*he %ield workers "overed the entire voter in A#ba(ari rabhag

however pri#ary data %ro# "ertain respondents "ould not be

in"luded in the survey results even though they are a part o% the

universe o% studydue to5

1) 6e%usal %ro# the respondents

2) 6e%usal o% per#ission to enter a parti"ular group o%

apart#ents due to se"urity reasons)

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Socio-demographic features of the

Respondents

So"io-de#ographi" pro%ile is an i#portant indi"ator o% the

"hara"teristi"s o% the population o% the survey) *his "hapter gives

an overview o% the de#ographi" "hara"teristi"s o% the A#ba(ari

prabhag population, su"h as age and gender, as well as other so"io-

de#ographi" variables, in"luding #arital status, living

arrange#ents, religion, edu"ation "lass ' the si(e o% the %a#ily)

*hese variables are i#portant as they would help to "orrelate the

e&pe"tations, proble#s ' satis%a"tion level o% the voters %ro# the

"urrent ad#inistration o% NMC in A#ba(ari rabhag as well as

un%ul%illed e&pe"tations o% the voters)

/t has been e#piri"al proven that the people who have si#ilar level

o% edu"ation, living arrange#ents ' religion also share their views

on the various issues) Su"h an analysis o% the so"io-de#ographi"

pro%ile o% the population under survey would also

be an atte#pt to know whether this notion holds true ion the

9niverse o% this study)

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Results

Age & Gender

/n the A#ba(ari rabhag population, 42)Bare #en and

3)3are wo#en) For analysis purposes, the population hasbeen regrouped into 1!-year age groups with the e&"eption o%

the highest group, whi"h is open-ended) *he #ean age o% the

population is 3! years, and the #a&i#u# age is 4! years)

*he largest proportion o% the survey population is in the age

group o% :2-+; youngerH#iddle age groups)

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#ge 'rou0 of the res0ondents in the surey

#ge 'rou0 3re7uency

Percentage of

the res0ondents

1-2 2B 2+)4

2-+ +B2 +!)

3!-4! 2B2 23)2

41-B1 13+1 11)

above B1 4 )!

No 6esponse +3 2)

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Religion composition

7ith regards to religion "o#position, the population is very

ho#ogeneous) *he >indu "ategory :1) ; is by %ar the

largest) *he se"ond largest group is ?uddhist :4);)

Religion of the res0ondent

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Religion 3re7uency

Percentage of

res0ondents

?uddhist ! 4)

Christian 3+ )3

>indu 112+B 81.9

Musli# 12 1)4

Sikh B !)4

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Marital status

*he population data split by #arital status show that)1 o% respondents are #arried ' 1)B o%

respondents are single)

Habitation

>abitation gives an idea on the type o% houses the

respondents are living in or own) *his would be o% help as the

proble#s o% habitants be"o#e varied as the type o% house orlo"ality they live on "hanges) Slu# area habitants have

separate set o% proble#s in "o#parison to people living in

developed areas)

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Ma$ority o% the population, around 34) lives in owned %lats

o% house whereas - 2!)3 o% the population lives in ka""ha

houses) *here%ore it "an be in%erred %ro# this that the

respondents o% this rabhag #ostly belong to the #iddle

in"o#e "lass)

Si#ilarly 2!)3 o% the respondents are living in ka""ha

houses whi"h are generally %ound in slu# areas there%ore it

"an be o% help %or assessing the needs ' issues o% the

residents o% this parti"ular area)

Ty0e of house 3re7uency

Percentage of

res0ondents

Ea"hha house 24!2 2!)3

Owned ?ungalow 244 21)1

4ned 3lat ):;8


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Education level

Most o% the respondents have not a"hieved high edu"ational

.uali%i"ation) Ma$ority o% the# are raduates) Fro# the survey it

was %ound that +)B are raduates and around +4)B have

"o#pleted >igh S"hool edu"ation)

ducation leel

3re7uenc

y

Percentage of

res0ondents

College graduate 3B!4 +)B

>igh s"hool 3+42 +4)B

Did not "o#plete s"hool 1BB2 1+)B

ostgraduate study 11B )

No response 3+2 +)4

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Number of family members above ! years of age

Fro# the total nu#ber o% %a#ily #e#bers we will be able to identi%y

how any voters are there in the %a#ily) *his de#ographi"

in%or#ation divulges the identi%i"ation o% %a#ily head)

Fro# the survey we %ound that on an aerage there are < oters

in each family) /n the A#ba(ari rabhag, residential lo"als are

#ore, hen"e it is very i#portant to understand the voting behavior

o% ea"h %a#ily %or spe"ulating the voting behavior o% the entire

rabhag)

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No. of family

members aboe 19

years

Percentage of

res0ondents

! )4

1 1)B

2 2!)2

+ 2!)4

3 2)

4 +)4

B 14)

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A"areness & satisfaction level of the

respondents

A"areness about the upcoming NM# elections

6apid urbani(ation has also o""urred in /ndia over the past two

de"ades) Nearly a third o% its peopleI+4! #illionInow stay inurban "entres) *his nu#ber is $ust in"reasing day by day)

Jovernan"e 7here eople Matter Kit has be"o#e i#perative to

#ake lo"al urban ele"tions in"lusive) *o wake up to the reality o%

urban #algovernan"e, #aking voters aware about the up"o#ing

NMC ele"tions has be"o#e the %o"al point o% the opinion survey)

>en"e by testing out the awareness a#ong the voters regarding

the lo"al urban ele"tions we will be able to know about the#agnitude o% e%%orts re.uired %or spreading the awareness about

the NMC ele"tions)

/t is very essential to know the duties and responsibilities o% the

"orporator in the lo"al urban governan"e) A "orporator is the

#e#ber o% the "orporation who is taking "are o% your lo"ality) A

Corporator is the representative o% a politi"al party or else he "anbe an independent "andidate) For s"rutini(ing the e%%e"tiveness o%

the lo"al governan"e and approa"hability, it is e&tre#ely i#portant

to "he"k the awareness a#ong the people)

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#4areness about the u0coming elections amongst the

res0ondents

Res0onse

3re7uenc

y

Percentage of

res0ondents

Les 4+ )3

No 24+! 2!)

No 6esponse 113 )

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Since Amba$ari %rabhag has diversified %opulation

containing all types of residents still it "as found that

ma'ority of the people are a"are about the upcoming NM#

elections( )rom the survey it "as found that around

*!(+,of the citi$ens are a"are about the civic elections(

A"areness about the current corporator

*o ensure the awareness o% the "iti(ens %urther, we asked the#

about their Corporator) Around )2 o% the "iti(ens knew about

the na#e and politi"al party o% the Corporator) *his shows that

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#a$ority o% the "iti(ens in this rabhag are sti#ulated and have

opti#isti" approa"h towards the NMC ele"tions)

Willingness of the voters for local elections

Co##unities are stronger when people are involved) =oting

%or lo"al "oun"il "an whave a pro%ound i#pa"t on "o##unity

dire"tion) 7illingness o% the respondents %or the lo"al

ele"tions, signi%y their interest in i#proving their lo"ale) ow

voter turnout in #uni"ipal ele"tions #eans that only a s#all

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proportion o% "o##unity #e#bers are "hoosing the path %or

the entire "o##unity)andling, Slu# 6ehabilitation et")

Sin"e we have sele"ted A#ba(ari rabhag %or our survey whi"h has

a diversi%ied population %ro# all in"o#e groups living in di%%erent

types o% habitats like slu#s, "o##er"ial areas, urbani(ed #odern

residential areas,%rom the survey "e observed that

sanitation street lights public toilets are some of the main

problems faced by local residents of the Amba$ari %rabhag(

51(3, respondents have cited sanitation as the main

problem of their area ( 0his can also be because around

one-fifth of the respondents live in slum areas( ncrease in

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Major 0roblems faced by the 0eo0le in that local area

Problems

3re7uenc

y

Percentage of

res0ondents

/anitation

7ater supply 134 12)1

6oads 1+4B 11)1

Street ights B )1

rievan"e handling 4 )

le"tri"ity BB1 4)3

/n%rastru"ture 3 3)1

ubli" *oilets 1+B 1)1

Slu# rehabilitation 1B4 1)+

No response 1B 1+)

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

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E.pectations & %references of the

respondents

6oters preference for the present #orporator

*he ele"toral "hoi"es o% voters are in%luen"ed by a range o% %a"tors,

espe"ially so"ial-group identity, whi"h helps to %orge enduring

partisan identi%i"ation) /n addition, voters are to a greater or lesser

e&tent sus"eptible to the in%luen"e o% #ore short-ter# and

"ontingent %a"tors su"h as "a#paign events, issues, and "andidate

appeals) /n parti"ular, the per"eived governing "o#peten"e o%

"andidates and politi"al parties o%ten weighs heavily on voters

"hoi"es)

/t is evident that through supporter dealign#ent, the proportion o%

voters in /ndian de#o"ra"y parti"ularly in o"al urban ele"tions who

retain their long-ter# partisan identities has been redu"ed) /n

"on$un"tion with the de"lining i#pa"t o% so"ial-group in%luen"es,

voter "hoi"e is now #ore heavily a%%e"ted by short-ter# %a"tors

relevant to spe"i%i" ele"tion "a#paigns) *his shi%t %ro# long-ter#

predisposition to short-ter# evaluation has been %a"ilitated in part

by the pheno#enon o% J"ognitive #obili(ation,K a supposed

enhan"e#ent o% the politi"al independen"e and intelligen"e o%

voters who are both better edu"ated and better in%or#ed than

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earlier generations) Nevertheless, #any independents and

nonvoters are poorly in%or#ed politi"ally and relatively uninterested

and uninvolved in politi"s) 7hether "ognitively #obili(ed or not,

however, independent voters are o%ten a de"isive %a"tor in ele"tions

=oters pre%eren"e %or ele"ting the sa#e Corporator again, is a "lear

indi"ation o% satis%a"tory lo"al governan"e and re$e"tion o% the

Corporator will be a result o% lo"al la"k o% governan"e)

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Res0onse 3re7uenc

y Percent

Les BB 43)

No 42 3+)+

No response 23+ 2)!

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

Achievements of the #orporator

Muni"ipal Corporation should look %orward %or in%rastru"ture

develop#ent >owever, transport %a"ilities #ust in"rease

"onne"tivity) *he ?us 6apid *ransport Syste# should "o#e into

%or"e) /n the past 1! years, population in Nagpur has doubled and

roads, bridges, playgrounds, entertain#ent %a"ilities, and green

"over #ust rise in proportion)

Senior "ivi" o%%i"ials say that "iti(ens parti"ipation is needed to

ensure planned develop#ent) More sewage treat#ent plants, and

other rapid #eans o% transport %or "iti(ens #ust go up to redu"e

usage o% private vehi"les) Skywalks %or pedestrians, better solid

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waste #anage#ent and garbage segregation are ne"essary) /n

addition, the "ivi" body #ust a".uire reserved plots and develop

the# on a priority) 6oad develop#ent should be given priority)

>awking (ones #ust be ear#arked)

Develop#ent o% roads, #ultiple&es and industrialists is not real

develop#ent, as the "o##on #an should be the %o"al point o%

develop#ent) ?asi" a#enities like water, good roads, streetlights

and drainage lines #ust be the %o"us)

Slu# rehabilitation pro$e"ts have not i#proved their standard o%

living) *hey have got ho#es but "annot pay water and ele"tri"ity

bills) o"al sel%-govern#ent bodies #ust have #ore powers to

undertake develop#ent works %or the bene%it o% the "o##on #an)

*here is la"k o% proper planning and transparent ad#inistration inthe develop#ent pro"ess resulting in "orruption)

For evaluating the per%or#an"e o% the present Corporator, we have

"onsidered "ertain a"hieve#ents su"h as ?eauti%i"ation o% the

rabhag, Students Fa"ilitation, arranging publi" %un"tions, ?etter

#anage#ent o% S"hools ' >ospitals) Apart %ro# "ivi" develop#ent,

we have given i#portan"e to the so"ial develop#ent also)

t "as found that 15(*, of the respondents feel that there

have been no specific achievements of the present

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coprorator( 0he rest "ho feel that there have been some

achievements around +5(2, of the respondents are of the

opinion that arranging public functions better management

of schools & hospitals beautification students felicitation

are some of the achievements of their #orporator( Ma'orly

better management of schools & hospitals is one of the

prevalent achievement of the #orporators in the Amba$ari%rabhag(

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Response for if there is any Specific achievement of present

corporator

Res0onse 3re7uenc

y Percent

No B4B 4+)

Les 4+++ 3+)B

No response ++ 2)

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

E.pectations from the #orporator

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7hile sele"ting a parti"ular Candidate, voters $udge the a"tual

attributes o% "andidates against stable ideals and also voters use

syste#ati"ally di%%erent "riteria to evaluate politi"al "andidates) /n

parti"ular, voters rely on their e&pe"tations and situational "ues to

guide the pro"essing o% "andidate in%or#ation) ven i% presented

with identi"al "andidate in%or#ation, sub$e"ts alter the


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-0ectations 3re7uenc

y Percent

6edressal o%

rievan"esBBB 43)4

Ful%ill#ent o% ?asi"

ne"essities223+ 1)+

A""essibility 14 1B)+

No response 1++1 1!)

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

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)rom the study "e have observed that in the Amba$ari

%rabhag )ulfillment of the basic necessities is not the ma'or

problem( 7ut the main e.pectation of the citi$ens from the

local Government is redressal of the grievances( Around

1+(1, of the respondents e.pect redressal of their

grievances from their #orporator(

Reasons for s"ing to"ards any %olitical %arty

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*he politi"al s"enario in Nagpur today is .uite dyna#i", with a lot o%

"hanging variables and plays %or power being or"hestrated on

al#ost a daily basis) One key ele#ent to it all is the regional

politi"s) very region has its own story to tell, with lo"al groups and

issues as #u"h in the drivers seat as the national bigwigs and

ideologies) 7e hoped to "apture the #ood around Nagpur in the

Nagpur Muni"ipal Corporation ele"tions, using the energy theele"tions bring out to get to talk to so#e o% the people out on the

streets)

*he issues o% regional politi"s are #ani%ested in the way people

respond to the ele"tions) 7e hypothesi(e that in order to

understand the %or"es o% regional politi"s it is i#portant to study

the voting behavior o% the "o##on #an) 7e believe that

understanding the %a"tors that "o#e into play when the #an who

runs the little shop around the "orner goes to "ast his vote would

help %urther our understanding o% the driving %or"e o% regional

politi"s)

7e atte#pt to answer the %ollowing .uestions5

/s politi"s in Nagpur parti"ularly in A#ba(ari rabhag based

on Caste

*o what e&tent is this so

Do voters believe that %e#ale Candidate "an per%or# better

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Does a""essibility o% the Candidate attra"ts voters

7hat is the i#pa"t o% 6eputation and opularity o% the

Candidate on voters

On what basis does a voter "aste hisHher vote Further, by going out

and talking to people, we hope to understand why a person votes,

the %a"tors that are i#portant when it "o#es to "hoosing the"andidate to vote %or, and try to study the level o% satis%a"tion

towards the previously ele"ted "andidates) Another i#portant

.uestion we ask is Jwhether a person votes %or a person or %or a

partyK)

7e e#piri"ally e&a#ine the i#pa"t o% politi"al reservation %or

disadvantaged "astes and tribes on voting behavior) 7e %ind that ina reserved "onstituen"y, where only #e#bers o% the disadvantaged

"astes "an stand %or ele"tion, voters o% the disadvantaged "astes

are en"ouraged to vote) On the other hand, the syste# o%

"onstituen"y reservation does not have any i#pa"t on the turnout

o% voters belonging to other groups, in"luding relatively upper "aste

voters) *hese voters, however, tend to "hange politi"al party to

vote %or in reserved "onstituen"ies) *hese %indings i#ply that thereis a general a""eptan"e o% politi"al reservation in the regional

ele"toral syste#) Fro# the analysis we tried to e&plore the role o%

religion, "aste and politi"s in weaving the %abri" o% #odern /ndia

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*he role o% "aste "annot be represented easily in the %or# o%

"ategories and pie "harts) *o begin with, the data we have on the

"aste role is not so reliable in nature P everyone "lai#ed to not take

"aste into a""ount while #aking their voting de"ision) *here are a

%ew di%%erent ways to look at this P one is to "onsider the "aste role

people .uote to be, in so#e sense, the a#ount o% i#portan"e theythe#selves pla"e on "aste) Another is to treat this nu#ber as the

per"entage o% people in the respondents day-to-day li%e who would

pla"e large i#portan"e on "aste) /n either "ase, it is "lear that the

role o% "aste in the pro"ess is ha(y, espe"ially "onsidering the s#all

si(e o% the data set) >owever, by "o#paring the "aste-role the

respondents provided to the .uali%i"ation level and the %a#ily

in%luen"e, we %ound that only + o% the respondents were ready to

e&pe"t that they would pre%er "andidate o% their "aste)

opularity and 6eputation also "an in%luen"e the voting behavior)

*hese give a rating %or so#eones popularity by looking at both the


51/160



Co##ents, good or bad, that are being #ade by so-"alled


52/160



Fro# the opinion survey we tried to "onte#plate on the %a"tors

whi"h attra"t the voters towards the "andidate no#inated %or the

ele"tions)

Main reason for the s4ing to4ards a candidate

Res0onses

3re7uency

Percentage of

res0onses

#ccessibility )


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)rom the survey it "as evident that the main reason for

s"ing to"ards nay political party in the civic elections is

highly influenced by the performance of the #orporator( 8e

scrutini$e the voter9s behavior for follo"ing a particular

#orporator and found that from the five main reasons

caste gender accessibility reputation and popularity

accessibility is the main rationale for favourtism( Around

++(2 , of the respondents feel that accessibility of the

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#orporator is the main personality trait "hich they "ant to

see in their leader(

:ualities of the #andidate "hich voters

A politi"al leader #ay be identi%ied as any o""upant o% anestablished politi"al position or as any person, in or out o% su"h a

position, whose politi"al a"tivity has #ore in%luen"e upon a groups

behavior than has the a"tivity o% the average #e#ber)

*o e&plain why people "hoose or %ollow one kind o% behavior rather

than another-why they go to war or re#ain at pea"e, vote

De#o"rati" or 6epubli"an, or do a $ob poorly or well-introdu"es a

sear"h %or guiding in%luen"es) *he study o% leadership is there%ore

#ost i#portant to de"ide, whi"h kind o% oliti"al eader they will

pre%er)

*o si#pli%y this we have "onsidered the .ualities su"h as =eteran,

Dyna#i", o"al Contestant and 7ell du"ated) Many o% the ti#es

voters believe in the positive .ualities like =eteran and dyna#is#

and so#eti#es they want their "andidate highly .uali%ied or theywill go %or the lo"al "ontestant, be"ause they think that a lo"al

"ontestant "an understand their proble#s better)

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ualities of the 0referred Candidate

ualities

3re7uenc

y

Percentage of

res0ondents

=eteran 412B 31)

Dyna#i" 3! ++)+

7ell edu"ated 2+!B 1)

o"al Contestant 4 3)

No response 1+ 1)1

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

)rom the survey it "as evident that around +( ; , of the

voters "ant a veteran #orporator( As ma'ority of the voters

see4 for a veteran personality "e can conclude that people

in the Amba$ari %rabhag "ant an e.perienced person to

ta4e care of their locality( 0his result proves that people

believe in old hands rather than a "ell educated person for

administration(

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57/160



*heir i#pa"t, however, hinges on their ele"toral strength, whi"h

varies widely within and a"ross various "ities)

/ndependent "andidates are thought to redu"e govern#ent

a""ountability sin"e parties stru"ture and stabili(e legislative

de"ision #aking, while independents pro#ote deadlo"k ande&tre#is#

*here has been a huge in"rease in the nu#ber o% independent

"andidates, #ostly ordinary "iti(ens, vying %or seats in /ndias

parlia#ent, a sign o% growing %rustration with the "ountrys biggest

politi"al parties)


58/160



Others have %or#ed their own politi"al parties, %ielding their own

"andidates)


59/160



analysis de#onstrates the %ollowing out"o#e)

t "as evident that around 2=( , of the respondents "ereof the opinion that an ndependent #andidate can perform

better( t means that ma'ority of the voters feel that

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democracy is probably safer in the hands of independent

candidates(

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6oters preference for the #andidate according to the

age group

#ge 'rou0 3re7uency Percent

24 - +4 22B 2+)

+B -3B 414 3)+

3 - 4 244 2+)+

Above 4 22 2)2

Not 6espond 2B 2)2

*otal 122+ 1!!)!

)rom the survey it "as clear that around +!(5 , of the

respondents are of the opinion that a candidate in the age

group of 52 > +2 can prove to be more proficient( Generally

a candidate bet"een 52 to +2 years are 4no"ledgeable and

also they are more adaptable to the changing culture in the

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society( Hence people in the Amba$ari %rabhag desire for a

6eteran candidate bet"een 52- +2 age group(

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#re you enlisted in the oting list=

Fes 118) 8:.1

No .?

/ikh1

.1

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63/160



3amily member aboe 19=

; 11> 8.;

1 1? 1. >>8 19.).:

) >9 >.*

: 19; 1;> 1:.>

5hat is the last grade of school you hae com0leted=

College graduate )))


64/160



In 4hich ty0e of house you are liing=

Gachha house ?) :.;

Not Res0onded >9 >.*

4ned $ungalo4 **1 >:.:

4ned 3lat ?>8 )9.:

Rented 3lat 91 :.)

Total 1>


65/160



#4areness H satisfaction of res0ondents

6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

#re you 4illing to ote this time in the u0coming NMC

elections=

Fes 11>> 8;.>

Total 1>? 9>.:

Total 1>; 1.:

Fes 1;99 9?.)

Total 1>


66/160



Performance=

No

Fes ?.>

Redressal of 'rieances >8) >*.?

Total 1>


67/160



-0ectations H Preferences of the res0ondents

6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

5hat are the major 0roblems faced by the 0eo0le in that

local area=

lectricity 9) :.9

'rieance handling 1;* 9.*

Infrastructure 11) 8.>

Not Res0onded 1)9 1>.?

Public Toilets < .*

Roads )9 1; 1:.8

Total 1>


68/160



3ulfillment of $asic

necessities>*? 18.1

Not Res0onded 1;; 9.;

redressal of 'rieances ?98 :*.8.?

Not Res0 8 ::.:

Total 1>

Fes ):1 >: 19.>

#rranging 0ublic function :: ).*

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69/160



$eautification 1:> 1*.;

$etter Management of

school an1: 1.*

Not Res0onded :89 ):.1

/tudent felicitation ?: :.1

5hat is the main reason for the s4ing to4ards any0olitical 0arty=

#ccessibility ?): :;.9

Caste


70/160



Not Res0ond >8 >.*

Total 1>:.9

Not Res0 1*; 1;.)

Fes ?91 :>.9

Total 1>;: 1:.:

Total 1>


71/160



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/ocio demogra0hic features of the res0ondents

6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


Fes 1>98 8;.:

No 1** 8.) 1.9

Christian ) . 8?.>

Muslim 1; .?

/ikh


; *) >.)

1 1> .9

> 1)) 1;.8

* 18* 1*.:

a g e 0 1


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< *:; >).*

) *.;

: >11 19 >.*

4ned $ungalo4 **1 >:.:

a g e 0 2


73/160



4ned 3lat ?>8 )9.:

Rented 3lat 91 :.)

Total 1>; 1.9? >;.>

/anitation )18 *:.)

/lum rehabilitation >; 1..>

Fes :>? ;* 1> 9.:


/chools H &os0itals?* ).1

N# ?:< )*.?

Not Res0onded .9/tudent 3elicitation 11< 9.;

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75/160



5hat is the main reason for the s4ing to4ards any 0olitical

0arty=

#ccessibility


76/160



1> 1;;.;

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6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

#re you enlisted in the oting list

No 19 1.*9 89.:

Total 1>): 1;;.;

Religion

$uddhist ) . 8).?

Muslim *.*

/ikh > .>

Total 1>): 1;;.;

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; 1)8 1>.?

1 >; 1.:

> >;; 1).8

* >>) 1?.8

< >;; 1).8

#re you Married=

No 1)8 1>.?

Not Res0onded 99 ?.;

Fes 1;;8 9;.*

Total 1>): 1;;.;


College graduate :

Did not com0lete school )<


78/160



Postgraduate study >;9 1:.:

Total 1>): 1;;.;


Gachha house >> 1.9

Not Res0onded 1>) 1;.;

4ned $ungalo4 :1: ): 1;;.;

'ender

3emale )9: ): 1;;.;


6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

a g e 0


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elections=

No *< >.?

Not Res0 1: 1.*

Fes 1>;: 8:.;

Total 1>): 1;;.;

#re you a4are about the u0coming NMC elections=

No 1 1.;

Fes 11;; 9?.:

Total 1>): 1;;.;

Do you kno4 the name and 0olitical 0arty of the 0resent

Cor0orator=

No >>: 19.;

Not Res0 >8 >.*

Fes 1;;1 ?8.?

Total 1>): 1;;.;

#re you satisfied 4ith the 0resent Cor0oratorBs

a g e 0


80/160



Performance=

No )


81/160




6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


local area=

lectricity 1< 1.1

'rieance handling *> >.)

Infrastructure 1< 1.1

Not Res0onded >:: >1.>

/anitation )98 ?: >>.;

a g e 0 1


82/160



redressal of 'rieances )>> ): 1;;.;

5ould you like to ote for the 0resent cor0orator=

No )8*


83/160



school an

Not Res0onded ::) )>.8

/tudent felicitation >; 1.:

Total 1>): 1;;.;

5hat is the main reason for the s4ing to4ards any

0olitical 0arty=

#ccessibility 91) :


84/160



Total 1>): 1;;.;

Do you think, an inde0endent candidate can take the

issue more effectiely=

No >:1 >;.9

Not Re0o :: ).*

Fes 8>8 ?): 1;;.;

5hich Candidate you 4ould 0refer=

Dynamic )>) > 1.9

Eeteran **) >:.?

5ell educated *;9 >): 1;;.;

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M#NDIR

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No


86/160



; )8 >8< >>.)

* >)* 18.*

< .9

: 8> ?.;

Total 119< 8;.)

/ystem 1>< 8.)

Total 1*;9 1;;.;

Fes 1;)) 9;.?

Total 1*;9 1;;.;


College graduate ::* );.?

Did not com0lete school 11* 9.:

&igh school >81 >>.>

Not Res0onded ?: ).9

Postgraduate study 1:) 1>.:

a g e 0 B


87/160




Gachha house 1;? 9.>

Not Res0onded :? ).1

4ned $ungalo4 *;< >*.>

4ned 3lat :*1

Rented 3lat 188 1).>

Total 1*;9 1;;.;

'ender

3emale :*;

Male :?9 )1.9

Total 1*;9 1;;.;


6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

a g e 0


88/160




elections=

No 9? :.?

Not Res0 1: 1.>

Fes 1>;) 8>.1

Total 1*;9 1;;.;


No >99 >>.;

Not Res0onded 1< 1.1

Fes 1;;: ?:.8

Total 1*;9 1;;.;

Do you kno4 the name and 0olitical 0arty of the 0resent

Cor0orator=

No >?? >1.>

Not Res0onded >; 1.)

Fes 1;11 ??.*

Total 1*;9 1;;.;

#re you satisfied 4ith the 0resent Cor0oratorBs

a g e 0


89/160



Performance=

No


90/160




6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


local area=

lectricity 1


91/160




necessities>8; >>.>

Not Res0onded 1** 1;.>

redressal of 'rieances )9?


92/160



$eautification *:.;


school an)?


93/160



?.>

)1:1 1*.9

!ocal Contestant 98 :.9

Not Res0onded 1< 1.1

Eeteran


94/160



Do you think an inde0endent Candidate can 0erform

better=

No .:

Fes ??? )8.indu 44 B)3

Musli# 3 )

Sikh B 1)!

*otal 4 1!!)!

3amily members aboe 19=

! 1 2)

1 B 1)!

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2 1+B 2+)4

+ 123 21)3

3 1! 2)3

4 2 3)

B 42 )!

*otal 4++ 2)1

Syste# 3B )

*otal 4 1!!)!

#re you Married=

No 11 2!)B

Not 6esp 13 2)3

Les 33B )!

*otal 4 1!!)!


College graduate 14 ++)

Did not "o#plete s"hool 3 12)

>igh s"hool 1B 2)!

Not 6esponded 4 )

a g e 0 B


97/160



ostgraduate study 1+ 2+)

*otal 4 1!!)!


Ea"hha house 1! 1)4

Not 6esponded 1+ 2)2

Owned ?ungalow 1B 2)

Owned Flat +2 B3)2

6ented Flat 1 12)+

*otal 4 1!!)!

'ender

Fe#ale 2B 3)3

Male 2+ 4!)B

*otal 4 1!!)!


6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT

a g e 0


98/160




elections=

No :* 1;.8

Not Res0onded : 1.;

Fes )1; 99.1

Total )?8 1;;.;


No 8> 1).8

Not Res0 < .?

Fes


99/160



Performance=

No 18> **.>

Not Res0 ) .8

Fes *9> ::.;

Total )?8 1;;.;

If not, 4hat if the main reason=

!ack of accessibility *8 :.?

N# *9> ::.;

Non fulfillment of basic

necessities>:


100/160




6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


local area=

lectricity ) .8

'rieance handling ?) 1*.;

Infrastructure ) .8

Not Res0onded *>? ):.)

Public Toilets < .?

Roads ** ).?

/anitation 111 18.>

/lum rehabilitation * .)

/treet !ights * .)

5ater su00ly 1* >.>

Total )?8 1;;.;

5hat are your e-0ectations from your cor0orator=

#ccessibility 91 1


101/160




necessities>? *8.>

Redressal of 'rieances >>: *8.;

Total )?8 1;;.;


No 19* *1.:

Not Res0 9 1.

Fes *>) ):.1

Total )?8 1;;.;

If Fes, 5hich of these 4ould you mark as an achieement

of your cor0orator=

#ny other


102/160



$eautification >*: .*

Not Res0onded >:: : >1.9

Caste 1 .>

'ender, #ccessibility 1 .>

Not Res0onded 1< >.*


103/160



#boe )9 1

Not Res0ond ? 1.>

Total )?8 1;;.;

5hich Candidate you 4ould 0refer=

Dynamic 1 .>

Dynamic 1>: >1.9

!ocal Contestant < .?

Not Res0onded * .)

Eeteran >18 *?.9

5ell educated >>: *8.;

Total )?8 1;;.;


better=

No


104/160



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6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


No *89 1;.9

Fes *>?: 98.>

Total *:?< 1;;.;

Religion

$uddhist ) 9).1

Muslim )> 1.1: ).8

1 ?1 1.8

a g e 0 1!3


105/160



> :81 19.9

* ?9; >1.>

< 9); >*.1

) 11: *.>

: ):) 1).98 98.)

/ystem *9) 1;.)

Total *:?< 1;;.;


College graduate 981 >).8

&igh school 1:)8

Not Res0onded ); 1.* *.*


Gachha house 1*?) *?.1.?

Not Res0onded >)1 :.9

redressal of 'rieances >1>; )?.?

Total *:?< 1;;.;


No 1)


110/160




of your cor0orator=

#ny other :*1 :.*

$eautification >*1; :>.8

Not Res0onded 1


111/160



Re0utation 1;:; >9.8

Total *:?< 1;;.;

Candidate of 4hich age grou0 you 4ill 0refer=

>) *) 1*


112/160



5ell educated *>? 9.8

Total *:?< 1;;.;


better=

No 9** >>.?

Not Res0 11> *.;

Fes >?>8 ?


113/160



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6/TIN 3R6NCF PRCNT


No 1)1 9.9

Fes 1):< 81.>

Total 1?1) 1;;.;

Religion

$uddhist >; 1.>

Christia 1 .1

&indu 1:9? 89.

a g e 0 11+


114/160



/ikh < .>

Total 1?1) 1;;.;

#re you married=

No *:) >1.*

Not Res0 >.>9 1*.*

1 >: 1.)

> >*< 1*.:

* >:9 1).:

< )1 1? 1*.>

Total 1?1) 1;;.;

a g e 0 113


115/160




College graduate *?< >1.9

Did not com0lete school *;> 1?.:

&igh school 8:; ):.;

Not Res0onded *? >.>

Postgraduate study >.)) 1;9 1>.1


school an>< 1. )


121/160



Total 1?1) 1;;.;

Candidate of 4hich age grou0 you 4ill 0refer=

>) *) *)? >;.9

*: <


122/160



Not Res0onded 1* .9

Eeteran 9;< : 18.;

Total 1?1) 1;;.;


better=

No ?99 .1

Total 1?1) 1;;.;

a g e 0 122


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No 8) 11.>

Fes ?); 99.9

Total 9 .>

&indu ?:* 8;.*

Muslim >9 *.*

/ikh

a g e 0 12+


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Total 98 1).*

Not Res0 )> :.>

Fes ::< ?9.:

Total 9 .>

> 1*9 1:.*

* 1>* 1*.>

) *> *.9

: 1;< 1>.*

Total ?)) 98.*

/ystem 8; 1;.?

Total 9


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College graduate *1* *?.;

Did not com0lete school ** *.8

&igh school *11 *:.9

Not Res0onded 91 8.:

Postgraduate study 1;? 1>.?

Total 9

Not Res0onded 9; 8.)

4ned $ungalo4 *


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a g e 0 12B


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1 #re you 4illing to ote this time in the u0coming NMC

elections=

No >* >.?

Not Res0 *: .;

a g e 0 12


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Total 9 .1

Fes


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local area=

lectricity 9> 8.?

'rieance handling )* :.*

Infrastructure 18 >.>

Not Res0onded :? ?.8

Public Toilets > .>

Roads 8 1.1

/anitation 1;< 1>.*

/lum rehabilitation 1 .1

/treet !ights 1; 1.>

5ater su00ly


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necessities1:? 18.9

Not Res0onded 8? 11.)

redressal of 'rieances )*1 :>.9

Total 9)9 *;.)

Total 9 1*.*

a g e 0 1+!


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$eautification 1> 1.? *.>

N# )>9 :>.)

Not Res0onded ?* 9.:

/tudent felicitation 1? >.;

Total 9


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*:


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C!6/TR 8 #R# T !3T 3 #MR#E#TI R#D TI!! %N9

/CI DM'R#P&IC 3#T6R/ 3 T& ETR/ INC!6/TR 8

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No *) >>.8

Fes 119 ??.1

Total 1)* 1;;.;

Religion

a g e 0 1++


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$uddhist > 1.*

Christian < >.:

&indu 1


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/ystem : *.8

Total 1)* 1;;.;


College graduate 91 )>.8

Did not com0lete school 1 .?

&igh school >* 1).;

Not Res0onded > 1.*

Postgraduate study 1.*

Not Res0onded 1 .?

4ned $ungalo4 1: 1;.)

4ned 3lat 11* ?*.8

Rented 3lat >1 1*.?

Total 1)* 1;;.;

'ender

3emale 9>*


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Male 98> )>.;

Total 1?1) 1;;.;


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elections=

No ) *.*

Not Res0 9 ).>

Fes 1 1.*

a g e 0 1+B


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Fes 1;; :).

'rieance handling 8 ).8

Infrastructure 11 ?.>

Not Res0onded ) *.*

Roads 1 .?

/anitation *; 18.:

/lum rehabilitation 1 .?

a g e 0 1+


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5ater su00ly 9> )*.:

Total 1)* 1;;.;

5hat are your e-0ectations from your cor0orator=

#ccessibility 1* 9.)


necessities>: 1?.;

Not Res0onded ) *.*

redressal of 'rieances 1;8 ?1.>


No :8


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of your cor0orator=

#ny other 11 ?.>

#rranging 0ublic function >: 1?.;

$eautification * >.;


school an> 1.*

N# 1;) :9.:

Not Res0onded ) *.*

/tudent felicitation 1 .?

5hat is the main reason for s4ing to4ards any 0olitical0arty=

#ccessibility :; *8.>

#ccessibility, Re0utation 1 .?

Not Res0onded * >.;

Po0ularity * >.;

Re0utation 9: ):.>

Total 1)* 1;;.;

Candidate of 4hich age grou0 you 4ill 0refer= a g e 0 13!


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>) *) 9 ).>

*: .8


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Total 1)* 1;;.;

#00endi-2 /urey Instrument2 uestionnaire

Dear Res0ondent,

Dr) an$abrao Desh#ukh /nstitute o% Manage#ent *e"hnology and

6esear"h, one o% the leading Manage#ent /nstitute in Central /ndia,

wish to "ondu"t a 0inion /urey to %ind about the proble#s

%a"ed by the residents in their Prabhagand to know opinion on

per%or#an"e ' a"hieve#ents o% the present "orporator and also to

know their e&pe"tations %ro# the ne&t "orporator) 7e re.uest you

to kindly spare your aluable timeto %ill in the Questionnaire)

*his survey is purely %or a"ade#i" purpose and does not belong to

any politi"al party) *he data "olle"ted shall be kept stri"tly

"on%idential ' shall not be used%or any "o##er"ial purpose)

*hanking you)

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Lours sin"erely,

Dr.$.$.Tay4ade

Director

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uestions for the surey (In nglish+

Note2 1. 3ill the 7uestionnaire 4ith blue 0en only

>. Please select only one o0tion for ans4ering

the 7uestions

1. Four

name=................................................................................

.........................

Male Fe#ale

>. Four

#ddress..............................................................................

..............................

..........................................................................................

...............................................

Phone no. J Mobileno...................................J..................................................

..........

*. #re you enlisted in the oting list=

Les No

indu b;Musli# ";Christian d; Sikhs e;

?uddhist

). Total 3amily members belo4 19 years (nonoters+.

a;1 b;2 ";+ d;3 e;4 %;B above B

a g e 0 133


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:. Total 3amily Members aboe 19 years (oters+.

a;1 b;2 ";+ d;3 e;4 %;B above B

?. To 4hich age grou0 do you belong=

a; 1-2 b;2-+ ";3!-4! d; 41-B1 e;above B1

a g e 0 134


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9. #re you married=

Les No

8. 5hat is the last grade of school you hae com0leted=

a; Did not "o#plete s"hool b; >igh s"hool

"; College graduate d; ostgraduate study

1;. In 4hich ty0e of house you are liing=

a; Ea"hha house b;6ented Flat

";Owned Flat d; Owned ?ungalow

11. #re you a4are about the u0coming elections=

Les No

1>. #re you 4illing to ote this time in the u0coming

elections=

Les No

a g e 0 13B


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1*. Do you kno4 the name and 0olitical 0arty of the 0resent

cor0orator=

Les No

a g e 0 13


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1


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1?.5hat are your e-0ectations from your cor0orator=

a; Ful%il#ent o% basi" ne"essities b; 6edressal o%

rievan"es

"; A""essibility

19. 5ould you like to ote for the 0resent cor0orator=

Les No

a g e 0 13


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18. #ny s0ecific achieements of 0resent cor0orator=

Les No

>;. If yes, 4hich of these 4ould you mark as an

achieement of your cor0orator=

a; ?eauti%i"ation b; Student %eli"itation

"; Arranging publi" %un"tions

d; ?etter #anage#ent o% s"hools ' hospitals e; Any other

>1. 5hat is the main reason for the s4ing to4ards any

0olitical 0arty=

a; Caste b; ender

"; A""essibility d;6eputation e; opularity

>>. Candidate of 4hich age grou0 you 4ill 0refer=

a; 24-+4 b; +B-3B "; 3-4 d; above 4

a g e 0 14!


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>*. 5hich candidate you 4ould 0refer=

a;=eteran b; Dyna#i" "; o"al "ontestant d;

7ell du"ated

>


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gk7a ugh

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lekHkku

dVturk ls l.y>krk

a g e 0 14B


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dV yks&ksa rd ig.7ap

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DLkQ

gk7a ugh

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gk7a ugh

a g e 0 14


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