Question

give a reason why there is an uneven dominance of congress at the state level?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

the first general election was the first big test of democracy in a poor and illiterate country. Till then democracy had existed only in the prosperous countries. By that time many countries in Europe had not given voting rights to all women. In this context India’s experiment with universal adult franchise appeared very bold and risky. India’s general election of 1952 became a landmark in the history of democracy all over the world. It was no longer possible to argue that domocratic elections could not be held on conditions of poverty or lack of education. It proved that democracy could be practised anywhere in the world. The next two general elections strengthened democratic set-up in India.

Answer 2

Give a reason why there is an uneven dominance of congress at the state level

• The Congress was the only party with a nationwide network of organisations.
• It had inherited the national movement's legacy. Jawaharlal Nehru, the most well-liked and dynamic politician in Indian politics, was the party's leader.
• The combination of socioeconomic and ideological groups in Congress was all-inclusive.
• Congress' dominance was a result of its history of colonial conflict, tight-knit organisation, and flexibility in response to the environment. In a democratic system, it made Congress the dominant party as opposed to monopolies of one party in other governments like China, Cuba, etc.
• A dominating (also known as predominant or hegemonic) party is any political party that holds power for more than one consecutive term. Therefore, it is known as Congress dominance while Congress is in control.
• Political parties execute the following duties: They run for office. They introduce a range of programmes and policies for the populace. They are crucial in the decision-making process for passing laws and carrying them out.

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