The Congress triumph over its victory in the Karnataka Assembly elections needs to be tempered by a sobering reality check. Though it has outperformed predictions to record its highest tally and vote share since 1989, it is critical that neither the Congress nor opposition parties consider these results a proxy for national trends in the upcoming parliamentary polls in 2024. The top edit explains why here
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