what happens if 2 parties get equal number of seats and do not want to make a coalation government?
Asked by vnykgupta
24th April 2015,
7:21 PM
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Hello Siddhartha,
For forming government, a party needs to secure more than half of the total seats. So if total number of seats are 250, then a party needs to secure 126 seats to form a governemnt. However, in a scenario given by you, if both the parties secure 125 seats each, then there will be a deadlock and fresh elections could be announced again.
However, please note that such situation usually does not arise in a country like India which is has a multiparty system where many parties contest elections and win seats. (Though there have been many instances of a single party sweeping the elections).
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4th May 2015,
6:04 PM
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