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image
by
António Martins-Tuválkin, 31 March 2006
Image made using the bicycle from
http://www.samajwadipartymumbai.org.
António Martins-Tuválkin, 31
March 2006
image located
by J.A. Sommansson
The Samajwadi Party, with 36 members of the Lok Sabha, from
this site:
The party flag is of red and green. Two horizontal stripes - the upper
two-thirds portion is red while the lower one-third portion is green. The
bicycle emblem in the centre of the red stripe completes the party flag.
Knut A. Berg, 20 October 2004
The photo shown here is a variant of the flag of Samajwadi Party. It is
modelled on the standard party flag, but has some additions. On the top is the
party name written in Devanagari script. In the middle is the photo of the party
leader, Mulayalam Singh Yadav, and the party election symbol, a bicycle. On the
bottom is the text "Mulayalamsingh Yadav Zindabad" (Long live Mulayalamsingh
Yadav) in Devanagari. The standard party flag is 2/3 red and 1/3 green with a
white bicycle in the middle.
J.A. Sommansson, 26 January 2005
The bicycle seems to be riding towards the hoist. The image at
http://www.samajwadipartymumbai.org/images/slogan.jpg suggests that the
bicycle is lying on the green stripe, nor centered on the red stripe.
António Martins-Tuválkin, 31
March 2006
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