Indian democracy has survived and flourished despite several odds. Certain scholars have for long been sceptical about the health of democracy in India. Over the last eight and a half years, the organisational and programmatic weaknesses of the Congress and other Opposition have helped the BJP become stronger, argues K C Suri who recently retired as professor of political science from the University of Hyderabad.
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