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What is difference between religious party and national party religious party and national.

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Key Differences Between Regional and National Parties

The difference between regional and national parties can be drawn clearly on the following grounds:

A regional party refers to the party that obtains a minimum of 6% of the total votes in State Assembly elections and acquires a minimum of two seats. On the contrary, if a party occupies 6% of the total votes polled in the elections of the lower house of Parliament or legislative assembly elections in four states and gains four seats in the lower house then that party is awarded the status of the national party.

A regional party symbol can be changed and repeated in another state. Conversely, the symbol of a national party is permanent which cannot be repeated.

A regional party influences a particular region or state. In contrast, a national party has an influence over entire country.

The regional party must win seats of at least two states. As against, a national party must win seats in at least four states.

The regional party aims at promoting regional interest. On the other extreme, the national party aims at resolving national and international issues.