Prithviraj Chavan interview | The Hindu Poll Arena | Maharashtra elections 2024

“Six parties are unsustainable,” opined former Maharashtra CM Prithviraj Chavan on Wednesday (November 6, 2024), batting instead for a ‘two-party system’ like Western democracies.

Mr. Chavan shared his thoughts on what had changed for the Congress from the Lok Sabha to the Haryana elections, in an interaction with The Hindu’s Economics Editor Vikas Dhoot in the ‘Poll Arena’ conclave held at Mumbai’s Y.B. Chavan Centre.

Reminiscing on how the Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress party (NCP) were split into two, Mr. Chavan said, “The anti-defection law has been shredded to pieces. Here, there are six parties, but after the elections some will collapse into each other,” adding, “a two-party system may be better”.

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