For campaign success, India politicians promised voters to distribute free smartphones-India, smart phones-IT news
According to foreign media reports, how to pull the youth vote in the election? Satisfy their appetites for digital products. This regulation is hard to say, but at least India's politicians campaigned on it.
More recently, from India's most populous Uttar Pradesh Yadav is using this trick. He was the Chief Minister of the State, in order to prepare for the general election, Yadav announced that families with annual incomes of less than $ 3000 will be offered free Smartphone.
However, they didn't say to bribery, which will serve as a "two-way communication tool" to convey the Government's plans and policies to poor families. Next month, voters who want a free smartphone you need to register on the Web.
However, to get a Smartphone isn't so easy, Yadav said these "prizes" will be shipped in late 2017, which means that selected him to abide by his commitments.
India has the world's most massive young population groups, 40% the country's population under age 35, every month, India has more than 1 million were adults (18 years old).
Send digital products to for votes that Yadav was not the first time I had used the 2012 commitment after he won the general election as voters give back 15 million dollars worth of laptops. However, the feedback after the project started, they found that voters "warm" is too high, Yadav moments owe HP tens of millions of dollars, this last only a "limited" .
Digital products to repay voters not Yadav's original, India Tamil tricks of the Nations of the South more, she not only send mobile phone, but also to send low-price volumes and gas cards. In addition, free laptop, free electricity and free WiFi has also become an important tool for her vote.
Coincidentally, Tamir's predecessor kanunan Nidhi 2006 campaign also used color TV appealed to voters.
Leaders elected this way, mark it?
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为竞选成功，印度政客承诺给选民发放免费智能
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据外媒报道，在竞选中如何拉来年轻人的选票？满足他们对数码产品的欲望呗。这招到底管不管用不好说，但至少印度的政治家们竞选时都用上了。
最近，来自印度人口最多地区北方邦的亚达夫就用上了这一招。他是该邦的首席部长，为了备战大选，亚达夫宣布将为年收入少于3000美元的家庭提供免费智能手机。
不过，人家可没说要贿选，这些智能机将作为“双向沟通工具”来向贫穷家庭传达政府的计划和政策。下个月，那些想要免费智能机的选民需要先上网登记。
不过，想拿到智能机也没那么容易，亚达夫称这些“奖品”将在2017年下半年发货，这就意味着选上了他才会遵守自己的承诺。
印度有世界上最庞大的年轻人口群体，35岁以下的人口占全国40%，每个月，印度都有超过100万人成年（18岁）。
送数码产品来拉选票这招亚达夫也不是第一次用了，2012年他赢得大选后就承诺为选民回馈价值1500万美元的笔记本电脑。不过，回馈项目开始后他们发现选民的“热情”太高了，亚达夫瞬间就欠了惠普数千万美元，最后这一计划只能“限量”了。
用数码产品回馈选民并不是亚达夫的独创，印度南方邦的塔米尔花招更多，她不但送手机，还要发送低价的食品卷和加油卡。此外，免费笔记本、免费用电和免费WiFi也成了她拉选票的重要工具。
无独有偶，塔米尔的前任卡奴南尼迪2006年竞选时也用彩色电视吸引过选民。
通过这种方式选出的领导人，靠谱吗？
▲用免费智能机拉选票的亚达夫