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The analysis made is really very simplistic. It assumes that the votes of the 2 parties automatically adds up in an alliance. However there are a lot of local factors. 2 parties who have been enemies for so long, their voters at the grassroot dont necessarily vote for the other party in the alliance. That means there is a certain reduction of votes in an alliance, which has to be taken into account, while analysing.
I urge thePrint make the article concisely. Your articles are too long to read and consume lot of time. Kindly consider it.
The analysis made is really very simplistic. It assumes that the votes of the 2 parties automatically adds up in an alliance. However there are a lot of local factors. 2 parties who have been enemies for so long, their voters at the grassroot dont necessarily vote for the other party in the alliance. That means there is a certain reduction of votes in an alliance, which has to be taken into account, while analysing.