Sahil Makkar & Satyavrat Mishra / BS
Analysts and party leaders say, in a highly polarised election, in which most voters choose leaders along caste lines, it is a set of confused or swing voters, who decide the outcome. In such a scenario, much depends on the image and performance of local candidates. Local issues, such as corruption and availability of basic facilities like ration and kerosene, assume prominence over controversial matters such as a ban on beef or quotas. more
Analysts and party leaders say, in a highly polarised election, in which most voters choose leaders along caste lines, it is a set of confused or swing voters, who decide the outcome. In such a scenario, much depends on the image and performance of local candidates. Local issues, such as corruption and availability of basic facilities like ration and kerosene, assume prominence over controversial matters such as a ban on beef or quotas. more
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