Talk:1991 Indian general election

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Percentage mentioned with each party

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I could not understand what does this percentage figure given in the table represent. Number of seats obtained by INC are 244 which accounts to 44.7% of total strength of house (545). But in the article, a figure of 35 percent is mentioned. Similarly percentage figure mentioned alongside BJP and various other parties is different from what we obtain by dividing the number of seats obtained with total strength of house. Alok Bansal (talk) 18:35, 10 March 2012 (UTC)Reply

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