discuss the nature of coalition politcs in India
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Today’s era is of Coalition Politics. Indian politics is trying its best to adjust to the coalition politics. In the last nine years we have seen six Prime Ministers and four general elections. In the last two years three Prime Ministers assumed office. Prior to 1989 there used to be single party majority with stable governments. But now-a-days it is very uncertain to say that who will become the PM and when the general election will be held. Indian politics, is going under transitory phase and moving towards coalition government.
In the parliamentary form of government like ours, a party to form the government has to prove a simple majority in the Lok Sabha, Lower House of Parliament. A coalition government is formed when no party is in position to prove its majority. In the earlier general elections, Congress party was in a position to form the government with stable majority. But due to its decline and inability of other parties to replace it, politics of Fronts, Morchas, Allies have come into prominence with lot of instability and uncertainty.
In the parliamentary form of government like ours, a party to form the government has to prove a simple majority in the Lok Sabha, Lower House of Parliament. A coalition government is formed when no party is in position to prove its majority. In the earlier general elections, Congress party was in a position to form the government with stable majority. But due to its decline and inability of other parties to replace it, politics of Fronts, Morchas, Allies have come into prominence with lot of instability and uncertainty.
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