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party_name = All India Minorities Front|<br />
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leader = S.N. Asif|<br />
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headquarters = 148, South Avenue, [[New Delhi]] - 110001|<br />
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'''All India Minorities Front''' is a political party in [[India]], based amongst the [[Muslim]] minority. The party president is S.M. Asif.<ref>[http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1098072 DNA - India - AIMF seeks CM's resignation over police firing at Hyderabad - Daily News & Analysis<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><br />
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AIMF advocates a negotiated solution to the [[Ayodhya]] issue.<br />
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In the [[Delhi]] Legislative Assembly elections in 1998 AIMF supported the [[Indian National Congress]].<br />
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In the election to [[Lok Sabha]] 1999 AIMF had two candidates, the female candidate Afaque Parvin in [[Lucknow]] (628 votes, 0,08%) and Sanjoy Sachdev in [[New Delhi]] (177 votes, 0,08%).<br />
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In the [[Lok Sabha]] elections 2004 AIMF had one candidate, Amir Haider Khan from Balrampur ([[Uttar Pradesh]]). He got 4 874 votes (0.7%).<br />
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In the [[Jammu and Kashmir (state)|Jammu and Kashmir]] Legislative Assembly elections 1996 AIMF had two candidates, who together got 1 699 votes.<br />
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AIMF ditrubutes the ''Dr [[Aruna Asaf Ali]] Sadbhawana Award'' annually.<br />
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==References==<br />
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[[Category:Political parties of minorities]]<br />
[[Category:Islamic political parties in India]]</div>imported>Natg 19