What is common in the election symbols of the Samajwadi Party, Telugu Desam Party and Manipur People's Party?

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The common election symbol for all three parties—Samajwadi Party, Telugu Desam Party, and Manipur People's Party—is the "Cycle." The Election Commission of India assigns symbols to political parties, and these symbols play a vital role in party identification during elections, especially for voters who may not be literate or familiar with the names of the parties. The "Cycle" symbol, specifically, signifies progress and is associated with common people, their mobility, and their daily struggle for a better life.
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1. Samajwadi Party: Founded in 1992, the party's symbol reflects its pro-poor and pro-rural stance, indicating accessibility and mobility for the common man.
2. Telugu Desam Party (TDP): The TDP, formed by N.T. Rama Rao in 1982, also adopted the "Cycle" as a symbol of development and rural connectivity, resonating with the agrarian sector in Andhra Pradesh.
3. Manipur People's Party (MPP): Established in 1968, MPP uses the "Cycle" symbol, aligning itself with grassroots politics and people's movements in Manipur.
4. Election symbols help parties distinguish themselves on ballots where voters may be unfamiliar with the candidates' names.
5. Symbols are essential for non-literate voters to identify their party of choice easily.
6. The Election Commission of India regulates the allocation of symbols, ensuring no two parties use the same symbol in a given electoral context.