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To: Satya Podury who wrote (7901)10/7/1999 2:31:00 PM
From: sea_biscuit  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12475
 
As far the results of AP/UP, etc. I dont have enough confidence to draw any conclusions from the current data. Last time it was AIADMK, this time it is DMK. Last time it was RJD in Bihar, this time not.

Well, in Bihar this time, it was the Samata Party, yet another regional party. While it has been DMK/AIADMK in TN for as long as I can remember, the trend of regional parties asserting themselves in the AP has been around only 15 years or so. And about 20 years ago, one couldn't even think of UP electing a regional party or parties in such large numbers! However, it has happened this time. IOW, more and more states are returning candidates of regional parties.




To: Satya Podury who wrote (7901)10/8/1999 6:10:00 AM
From: Nandu  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12475
 
Congress(I) is disintegrating because of the autocratic nature of the dynasty. The only way it can come back is if the leadership swallows its pride and go beg all the breakaway groups such as those headed by Mamata, Sharad and Moopanar to come back to the fold, but as long as the insecure Madam or her progeny is in control, that is not going to happen.


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