The newly formed Indian National Democratic Inclusive Alliance (I-N-D-I-A), consisting of 26 anti-Modi opposition parties, has banded together with the aim of attracting the majority anti-Modi vote. With the clear disadvantage of a lack of ideological unity, strong voter loyalty to certain regional parties, and the unclear appeal of opposition leaders as prime-ministerial faces, I-N-D-I-A’s victory in the upcoming Indian general elections depends on whether they can effectively dispel the Modi government’s voter-approved issues.
