- A hung parliament is when no party/coalition gets a simple majority (> 50% of seats) required to form a government. - Identifying which election results led to such a situation. - 1989, 1991, and 1996 elections resulted in hung parliaments in India.
Which Lok Sabha Election resulted in a Hung Parliament?
Asked in APSC CCE Prelims Exam 2014 · Topic: The Parliament (Lok Sabha: Composition, Duration, Electoral System)
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