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2009 Indian general election campaign controversies
The 2009 Indian general election campaign was marked by several significant controversies that shaped the political landscape of the country. Taking place between April and May 2009, the election primarily involved the Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), alongside various regional parties. Allegations of corruption, communal tensions, and political violence surfaced during the campaign period. Accusations against the ruling Congress party included the misuse of state machinery and manipulation of media narratives, while the BJP faced scrutiny over its communal rhetoric and divisive politics. Additionally, issues like the handling of terrorism and economic challenges fueled contentious debates, leading to heightened polarization among voters. The controversies not only influenced public perception but also set the tone for the electoral battle, ultimately affecting voter turnout and party strategies.