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... groups , the Swatantra represents others . Both the parties represent most of the interest groups including politically significant caste groups . ( The Swatantra Party has , however , not made any organised effort to mobilise labour ...
... groups , the Swatantra represents others . Both the parties represent most of the interest groups including politically significant caste groups . ( The Swatantra Party has , however , not made any organised effort to mobilise labour ...
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... groups are constantly shifting their loyalties from one party to another . The two major and dominant caste groups of Kshatriyas and Patidars are divided in their support to the two parties . In 1962 , the Swatantra Party got ...
... groups are constantly shifting their loyalties from one party to another . The two major and dominant caste groups of Kshatriyas and Patidars are divided in their support to the two parties . In 1962 , the Swatantra Party got ...
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... groups . In due course , the co - opted leaders terminated their political apprenticeship by forming their own groups taking support mainly from their own caste groups . As a result , factions proliferated and in a period of about the ...
... groups . In due course , the co - opted leaders terminated their political apprenticeship by forming their own groups taking support mainly from their own caste groups . As a result , factions proliferated and in a period of about the ...
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