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India’s opposition, written off as too weak, makes a stunning comeback to slow Modi’s juggernaut
NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s bruised and battered opposition was largely written off in the lead-up to the national election as too weak and fragmented to take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his powerful Hindu nationalist governing party.
CNA Explains: India’s ‘shock’ election result and the impact on Southeast Asia
India’s marathon general election drew to a close on Tuesday (Jun 4), with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failing to win a parliamentary majority for the first time in a decade.
Commentary: With Modi failing to secure landslide victory, India returns to default of coalition government
SINGAPORE: More than 640 million people voted in India’s election, making it the largest electoral exercise in the world. Yet, the election can perhaps best be described as one that returned India to its default setting of coalition governments .
