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... parties but preferred to consolidate their opposition by voting for one party . Bipolarisation While the Congress strength has been reduced all over the country , it is in Gujarat that this pattern of bipolarisation of political power ...
... parties but preferred to consolidate their opposition by voting for one party . Bipolarisation While the Congress strength has been reduced all over the country , it is in Gujarat that this pattern of bipolarisation of political power ...
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... party rather than a party in its own right . It still does not have constant and committed support structures . Table No. 2 indicates that in Kutchha district , the Swatantra Party polled less than 20 per cent votes from what it polled ...
... party rather than a party in its own right . It still does not have constant and committed support structures . Table No. 2 indicates that in Kutchha district , the Swatantra Party polled less than 20 per cent votes from what it polled ...
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... party ' more representative , provides flexibility , and sustains internal competition . At the same time it ( the dominant party ) is prepared to absorb groups and movements from outside the party and thus prevent other parties from ...
... party ' more representative , provides flexibility , and sustains internal competition . At the same time it ( the dominant party ) is prepared to absorb groups and movements from outside the party and thus prevent other parties from ...
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