Modelo retrospectivo en las elecciones indias 1945-46.
Resumen
Este document revela los efectos positivos o negativos del desempeño de los gobiernos anteriores, así como la interferencia de los gobiernos existentes en los resultados de las elecciones en la India colonial durante 1945-46; por un lado, arrojando luz sobre los impactos de los gobiernos en diferentes provincias. Las elecciones se han examinado con un enfoque retrospectivo; por otro lado, se ha estudiado el impacto de la interferencia official en los resultados electorales; utilizándose los datos recopilados a través de las técnicas históricas, el análisis de contenido del registro de archivos y la extracción de la evidencia. Se ha llegado a la conclusión que la retórica electoral se mantuvo llena de reclamos y culpa al desempeño de los gobiernos anteriores.
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