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## [OS] INDIA: Low caste party headed for win in India

Released on 2012-08-25 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 327718
Date | 2007-05-11 12:16:05
From | os@stratfor.com
To | analysts@stratfor.com

Low caste party headed for win in India
By Reuters May 11 07:56:24
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2fed0be0-ff8d-11db-8c98-000b5df10621.html
A party championing India's lowest castes appeared set to head a coalition
government after elections in the country's most populous state of Uttar
Pradesh, early trends from the counting of votes showed on Friday.
They also indicated a setback for the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata
Party (BJP), the country's main opposition party, which was hoping to gain
seats and consolidate what some analysts said was a revival of its
fortunes.
Congress, which is in power at the centre but has lost out to state-based
parties in what was once a stronghold, also seemed unlikely to make gains
despite a high profile campaign by Rahul Gandhi, heir apparent of India's
most famous political family.
Although the election in the Hindi heartland state - home to 170m people -
was fought largely on local issues, its outcome is expected to help shape
the political direction for Congress and BJP ahead of 10 state elections
due next year and national polls in 2009.
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which represents India's former
"untouchables", was leading in 185 seats in the 403-member state
legislature, nearly 20 seats short of a majority, TV channels said.
While the party, headed by a fiery teacher-turned-politician Mayawati, who
uses only one name, is not expected to bridge the gap, it could form a
coalition with the support of independent members or even Congress,
analysts said.
This time, Mayawati sewed up an unlikely alliance with the Brahmins, those
on top of the Hindu caste hierarchy, touting it as a coming together of
economically marginalised classes rather than just a caste-based
relationship.
The ruling Samajwadi Party (SP) was in second position, leading in 90-95
seats. The BJP was ahead in nearly 70 seats, lower than its tally of 88 in
the outgoing assembly.
"Ultimately the people of Uttar Pradesh decided to wait on Mayawati," BJP
spokesman Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters. "But let me tell you I see
great hope for the future in the coming battle of 2009."
Surveys and exit polls had predicted the BJP would win around 110 seats,
firming up a revival of the party which suffered a shock defeat in
national polls in 2004 and struggled for direction before winning two
small states this year.
They had also forecast a hung legislature in a state where politics is
fragmented by caste and religious loyalties, leading to a lack of
development, corruption and high crime levels.
A BSP-Congress coalition in the state could help the latter in 2009, some
analysts said.
"A section of the Congress also believes that a tie-up with the BSP in UP
would pave the way for a national alliance in the next general election,"
Coomi Kapoor wrote in the Indian Express.