Question

The chief minister is not happy even after winning the confidence motion can u imagine why this is so

Answer 1

ANSWER:

This is owing to troubles related to coalition governments.

EXPLANATION:

    A confidence motion is the support/backing proposed/requested by a ruling govt. in a parliament or before an assembly of voted representatives to give the parliament members an opportunity to register their confidence in a govt.

   Usually, if a govt. wins the confidence motion it implies that the govt. can continue ruling till the political term period, otherwise the head of the ruling govt. and the council of ministers must resign.

A coalition govt. is a govt. form wherein several political parties co-operate, reducing the supremacy of any one political party within that coalition. The usual reason for this kind of an arrangement is when no single party can form the government due to lack of the minimum number of requisite seats (in the Lok Sabha) required for that party to rule solely, and in order to meet the criteria of the minimum number of seats needed different political parties come together to form a coalition so as to get the needed majority in the parliament to form the government. Such coalition party may also need to prove their confidence motion to continue rule. Even if the confidence motion is won, problems associated with coalition government now or later can cause problem for the Chief Minister elected from amongst the coalition partners. Some of the issues such as coalition parties generally are at odds with one another on even rudimentary issues. This results in many political infighting besides creating political pressures for parties to compromise on their values/ideals. If there are too many parties controlling the fate of the people, disorder and anarchy will ultimately result since no single party is in power. Manifold parties implies a multitude of opinions on every problem and absence of agreement on policies or their execution.