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Indian Journal of Social Enquiry

Indian Journal of Social Enquiry

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Changing Socio-Political Dynamics of Delhi: Role of Migrants

Published in Sept. 2018 (Vol. 10, Issue 3, 2018)

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Abstract

This article emphasises the changing social and political scenario that has transformed the role of migrants in Delhi.The socio-political and economic dynamics of Delhi has witnessed a sea change due to rapid influx of migrants in the city. The rise in number of slums and unauthorized areas over time which have migrants as main occupants hasa direct impact on the agendas of political parties. The results of elections held since 2013 reveals that the pro-poor agenda had translated into votes for political parties besides the traditional vote bank. Apart from this, the political aspiration of migrants is also crucial for electoral fortunes of political parties. This research paper examines the causes and impact of rapid migration on Delhi's socio-political milieu. It also focuses onthe economic and political behaviour of Delhi in the recent past. The research work has used both primary and secondary sources for the purpose. This paperforegroundsa descriptive as well as statistical analysis of Delhi's demography, composition and basis of birth, about the colonies and electoral politics and moreover the dominance of migrants has been highlighted in such a manner that an analysis of the statistical data with descriptive perusal makes it more reliable and understandable.

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Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari

Maharaja Agrasen College, Univ...

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IJSE3100004

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2026-09-02

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Kumar, S., (2026). Changing Socio-Political Dynamics of Delhi: Role of Migrants. Indian Journal of Social Enquiry, 10(3), 37-47. https://macijse.org/articles/IJSE3100004

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