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Byparty system meaning merits and demerits

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Explanation:

Bi-party system does not mean that a particular country has only two parties and there is no third party in it.

It means there are only two major parties and the rest of the parties are less important.

For example, there are more than two parties in England, viz., Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Party, Fascist and Communist Party.

The merits of the bi-party system:

(1) Government becomes more stable

(2) Direct Election of the Government

(3) Formation of Government is easier

(4) It ensures a strong Government and continuity of Policy

(5) Responsibility for the failure and shortcomings of the Government easily located in their system

(6) Conservative Criticism

(7) Commanding Position of the Prime Minister:

Disadvantages of Bi-Party System:

(1) Dictatorship of the Cabinet

(2) Limited choice before the voters

(3) The Prestige of the legislature is lowered

(4) Dictatorship of the Majority Party

(5) It divides the nation into two Irreconcilable camps

(6) All shades of opinion are opinions are not represented in the legislature

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