india follows a multiparty system
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A multi-party system prevails in India. Attempts to evolve a two-party system have been unsuccessful. Though there have been talks of polarization of political parties, fragmentation of parties has been going on unabated.
There is social and geographical diversity in India. India is such a large country which is not easily absorbed by two or three parties. The system allows a variety of interests and opinions to enjoy political representation.
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Multi-party system has several parties competing in the elections and more than two parties have a chance to get a majority. These parties can win either on their own or by making alliances. The party system ideally should reflect country's society and history. In India, a multi-party system is the most ideal because of the diversity. India adopted a multi-party system because: 1. The social and geographical diversity present in India cannot be represented by one or two parties effectively. 2. Party system develops depending on the country's history. The multi-party system was present in India even before Independence.