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| − | logo= | + | founded= '''1st Edition''': <br> Early 2009 (estimate)<br> '''2nd Edition''': <br> October 2011 <br> '''3rd Edition''': <br> June 2013| |
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| − | + | forum=http://democraticparty.tk/ Democratic Party| | |
| − | + | abbreviation= DPI| | |
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country= India| | country= India| | ||
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| + | '''Democratic Party of India''' (abbr. '''DPI''') is the largest political party in {{CountryLink|India}}. The party has a complicated history as it was several times stopped and restarted again. | ||
| − | + | ==Edition 1 (2009-2010)== | |
| + | The First edition of the party was created in the early part of Indian history. It is known that the party ID at the time was {{eLink|party|2495|2495}} and one of the first mentions in the newspapers was on day 471 ({{HistoryDate|471}}){{Ref|e|article|893465}}. DPI was the second oldest party in India; it was first called '''India's Libertarian's''', then changed to '''India's Worker's Party''', and finally to '''Democratic Party of India'''{{Ref|e|article|1597813}}. At its peak, it had about 70 members. | ||
| − | + | It is for sure that the party was active til end of the 2010 as there were some mentions later on in the year{{Ref|e|article|1004565}}{{Ref|e|article|1036725}}{{Ref|e|article|1200417}}{{Ref|e|article|1318589}}{{Ref|e|article|1425681}}{{Ref|e|article|1597813}}. | |
| − | ''' | + | On day 674 ({{HistoryDate|674}}) party open its newspaper named {{eLink|newspaper|201109|Swaraj}} run through its {{eLink|organization|1947889|organization}}. |
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| + | Unfortunately, the information about the party presidents is scarce. It is known that it was run by: | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|1364487|Dragons007}} in October 2009 | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|1567612|Gendun Choephel}} in November 2009 | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|1373062|vigi}} in December 2009 | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|1910110|Jay Kerlaite}} in February 2010 | ||
| + | * [[DonMogul]] in March 2010 | ||
| + | * [[Abhi347]] in June 2010 | ||
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| + | The logo of the party in this period has been lost. | ||
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| + | ===Party platform=== | ||
| + | * {{eLink|article|979255|Party platform (day 692)}} | ||
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| + | ==Edition 2 (2011-2012)== | ||
| + | In October 2011, {{eLink|citizen|1370287|troj4n20}} announced he will be running for the [[party president]] of the '''{{eLink|party|3793|Hindu National Front}}''' with a purpose to re-establish '''Democratic Party of India (DPI)'''{{Ref|e|article|1880349}}. After successfully winning the elections, {{eLink|citizen|1370287|troj4n20}} named the party '''{{eLink|party|3793|Bharatiya National Party}}''' (abbr. BNP) during the transition period to what will eventually become the DPI.{{Ref|e|article|1893797}} | ||
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| + | On day 1443 ({{HistoryDate|1443}}) party was officially renamed into DPI{{Ref|e|article|1895854}}, few days before [[presidential elections]] where {{eLink|citizen|1370287|troj4n20}} decided to support [[Lonqu|Alector]]. Alector won the elections with 63 % of the votes. | ||
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| + | Around 15th of September 2012, most likely {{eLink|citizen|5626923|Samnomix}}, the party president at the time, renamed the party to {{eLink|party|3793|Forward Bloc}}{{Ref|e|article|2122193}} | ||
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| + | The logo of the party in this period has been lost. | ||
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| + | ===Party platform=== | ||
| + | *{{eLink|article|1907997|Democratic Party Of India - Party Platform - NOV 2011}} | ||
| + | *{{eLink|article|1928272|Democratic Party of India - Party Platform and structure - DEC 2011}} | ||
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| + | ==Editon 3 (2013-Present)== | ||
| + | The third and current edition was firstly known just as the '''Democratic Party''' (abbr. '''DP''') and was co-founded on 6th of June 2013 by [[Real Steel 4]], {{eLink|citizen|6016855|Forter}}, '''Anish Jain''', '''{{eLink|citizen|6158556|Nikhil Jaiswal}}''' and '''TheFlyingDorito'''. The first [[party president]] was '''{{eLink|citizen|6016855|Forter}}'''{{Ref|e|article|2272558}}. | ||
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| + | It is unknown when the party was renamed back to the current '''Democratic Party of India''' name, however, most likely it happened in mid-2016. | ||
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| + | ===Party presidents=== | ||
| + | This is the list of known party presidents: | ||
| + | *'''{{eLink|citizen|6016855|Forter}}''' | ||
| + | *'''{{eLink|citizen|5732301|Sandeeo}}''' | ||
| + | *[[Real Steel 4]] | ||
| + | *'''{{eLink|citizen|6016855|Forter}}''' | ||
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| + | ===Party rules=== | ||
| + | Following are party rules from June 2013: | ||
'''1.1''' Party president will be chosen by DP Parliament. | '''1.1''' Party president will be chosen by DP Parliament. | ||
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'''1.3''' The Party operates under an Equal Opportunities policy - everyone has the right to stand for whatever they wish to stand for as long as they realise that the democratic wishes of the party come first. | '''1.3''' The Party operates under an Equal Opportunities policy - everyone has the right to stand for whatever they wish to stand for as long as they realise that the democratic wishes of the party come first. | ||
| − | '''1.4''' The Party has a policy of Honesty and Integrity - There will be no multis, BS, lying, untruths, half truths, white lies and distortions of facts. No | + | '''1.4''' The Party has a policy of Honesty and Integrity - There will be no multis, BS, lying, untruths, half-truths, white lies and distortions of facts. No one should be afraid of the truth. Without honesty, there is no trust. |
'''1.5''' The Party will encourage people to have Fun - the party is nothing without its members, and the members should be able to enjoy their membership of the party and the Party will encourage people to interact through the use of IRC and the forums. | '''1.5''' The Party will encourage people to have Fun - the party is nothing without its members, and the members should be able to enjoy their membership of the party and the Party will encourage people to interact through the use of IRC and the forums. | ||
| − | '''1.6''' Government has a fundamental obligation to safeguard our national security through times of war and other threats, defending our security when even the survival of our democratic nation is at risk. India tends to always face grave security threats involving political take-over or the loss of our regions. These threats must be confronted without | + | '''1.6''' Government has a fundamental obligation to safeguard our national security through times of war and other threats, defending our security when even the survival of our democratic nation is at risk. India tends to always face grave security threats involving political take-over or the loss of our regions. These threats must be confronted without resorting to the manipulation of fear and political exploitation. |
| − | '''1.7''' | + | '''1.7''' Party is committed to strengthening the economy through nation-building public investments that can lift long-term productivity and growth. |
| − | '''1.8''' Vote buying is not allowed, and any congress member | + | '''1.8''' Vote buying is not allowed, and any congress member who is found to have bought votes will not be recognized by the DP and will lose forum rights. |
| − | '''1.9''' | + | '''1.9''' Party will award our members, because we want to increase the activity of our party and our country. |
| − | '''2.0''' | + | '''2.0''' Party official website is www.democraticparty.tk. |
'''2.1''' There will be no foul language in the forums or messages. Any member of the Party who is to use any slur or any kind against another member will be immediately kicked out of the party. His forum profile will be deleted. | '''2.1''' There will be no foul language in the forums or messages. Any member of the Party who is to use any slur or any kind against another member will be immediately kicked out of the party. His forum profile will be deleted. | ||
'''2.2''' All General Managers have a right to earn a profit; however, they also have a responsibility to offer fair prices. | '''2.2''' All General Managers have a right to earn a profit; however, they also have a responsibility to offer fair prices. | ||
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| + | ===Logos=== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | Party-Democratic Party of India.png|Current logo | ||
| + | Party-Democratic Party (India).jpg|Original logo of the Democratic Party | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | ===Source=== | ||
| + | * Newspaper {{eLink|newspaper|2272558|Democratic Party}} run by the founder and party president {{eLink|citizen|6016855|Forter}} | ||
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| + | [[Category:Historical Center-Right Parties]] | ||
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Democratic Party of India (abbr. DPI) is the largest political party in 
India. The party has a complicated history as it was several times stopped and restarted again.
Edition 1 (2009-2010)
The First edition of the party was created in the early part of Indian history. It is known that the party ID at the time was 2495 and one of the first mentions in the newspapers was on day 471 (5 March 2009)[1]. DPI was the second oldest party in India; it was first called India's Libertarian's, then changed to India's Worker's Party, and finally to Democratic Party of India[2]. At its peak, it had about 70 members.
It is for sure that the party was active til end of the 2010 as there were some mentions later on in the year[3][4][5][6][7][8].
On day 674 (24 September 2009) party open its newspaper named Swaraj run through its organization.
Unfortunately, the information about the party presidents is scarce. It is known that it was run by:
- Dragons007 in October 2009
- Gendun Choephel in November 2009
- vigi in December 2009
- Jay Kerlaite in February 2010
- DonMogul in March 2010
- Abhi347 in June 2010
The logo of the party in this period has been lost.
Party platform
Edition 2 (2011-2012)
In October 2011, troj4n20 announced he will be running for the party president of the Hindu National Front with a purpose to re-establish Democratic Party of India (DPI)[9]. After successfully winning the elections, troj4n20 named the party Bharatiya National Party (abbr. BNP) during the transition period to what will eventually become the DPI.[10]
On day 1443 (2 November 2011) party was officially renamed into DPI[11], few days before presidential elections where troj4n20 decided to support Alector. Alector won the elections with 63 % of the votes.
Around 15th of September 2012, most likely Samnomix, the party president at the time, renamed the party to Forward Bloc[12]
The logo of the party in this period has been lost.
Party platform
- Democratic Party Of India - Party Platform - NOV 2011
- Democratic Party of India - Party Platform and structure - DEC 2011
Editon 3 (2013-Present)
The third and current edition was firstly known just as the Democratic Party (abbr. DP) and was co-founded on 6th of June 2013 by Real Steel 4, Forter, Anish Jain, Nikhil Jaiswal and TheFlyingDorito. The first party president was Forter[13].
It is unknown when the party was renamed back to the current Democratic Party of India name, however, most likely it happened in mid-2016.
Party presidents
This is the list of known party presidents:
Party rules
Following are party rules from June 2013:
1.1 Party president will be chosen by DP Parliament.
1.2 DP Parliament will be established soon as possible.
1.3 The Party operates under an Equal Opportunities policy - everyone has the right to stand for whatever they wish to stand for as long as they realise that the democratic wishes of the party come first.
1.4 The Party has a policy of Honesty and Integrity - There will be no multis, BS, lying, untruths, half-truths, white lies and distortions of facts. No one should be afraid of the truth. Without honesty, there is no trust.
1.5 The Party will encourage people to have Fun - the party is nothing without its members, and the members should be able to enjoy their membership of the party and the Party will encourage people to interact through the use of IRC and the forums.
1.6 Government has a fundamental obligation to safeguard our national security through times of war and other threats, defending our security when even the survival of our democratic nation is at risk. India tends to always face grave security threats involving political take-over or the loss of our regions. These threats must be confronted without resorting to the manipulation of fear and political exploitation.
1.7 Party is committed to strengthening the economy through nation-building public investments that can lift long-term productivity and growth.
1.8 Vote buying is not allowed, and any congress member who is found to have bought votes will not be recognized by the DP and will lose forum rights.
1.9 Party will award our members, because we want to increase the activity of our party and our country.
2.0 Party official website is www.democraticparty.tk.
2.1 There will be no foul language in the forums or messages. Any member of the Party who is to use any slur or any kind against another member will be immediately kicked out of the party. His forum profile will be deleted.
2.2 All General Managers have a right to earn a profit; however, they also have a responsibility to offer fair prices.
Logos
Current logo
Original logo of the Democratic Party
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Source
- Newspaper Democratic Party run by the founder and party president Forter
