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On the other hand , however , it has helped to prevent further polarisation of social groups and cleavages on party lines . Like the Congress , the Swatantra has tried to take within its fold all sections of society .
On the other hand , however , it has helped to prevent further polarisation of social groups and cleavages on party lines . Like the Congress , the Swatantra has tried to take within its fold all sections of society .
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Shifting Loyalties Politically significant 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 .
Shifting Loyalties Politically significant 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 .
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Starting with the political rivalry between the Kayasthas and the Bhumihars , factional feuds gradually spread out to include all the caste groups in the State . In order to escape from being swamped in the numerical superiority of the ...
Starting with the political rivalry between the Kayasthas and the Bhumihars , factional feuds gradually spread out to include all the caste groups in the State . In order to escape from being swamped in the numerical superiority of the ...
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