Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... votes in the seats for which it entered the contest . It had never had such a majority before . But it should not be overlooked that the swing in the vote required for a mas- sive impact on the number of seats does not have to be more ...
... votes in the seats for which it entered the contest . It had never had such a majority before . But it should not be overlooked that the swing in the vote required for a mas- sive impact on the number of seats does not have to be more ...
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... vote even more pronouncedly in favour of the Congress ( 1 ) . By her policy re- garding the Akalis , Mrs. Gandhi proved herself to be a guardian of Hindu interests , far more than the Bharatiya Janata Party , until then thought to be ...
... vote even more pronouncedly in favour of the Congress ( 1 ) . By her policy re- garding the Akalis , Mrs. Gandhi proved herself to be a guardian of Hindu interests , far more than the Bharatiya Janata Party , until then thought to be ...
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... vote also . This coalition was sufficient to give the Congress roughly 45 per cent of the vote which gave it a clear majority in Parliament . It may be added that the emphasis on the scheduled caste and tribal vote by the Congress was ...
... vote also . This coalition was sufficient to give the Congress roughly 45 per cent of the vote which gave it a clear majority in Parliament . It may be added that the emphasis on the scheduled caste and tribal vote by the Congress was ...
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