1993 Election

The 1993 Indian general election was a significant political event where voters chose their representatives for the 11th Lok Sabha. The Indian National Congress, led by P.V. Narasimha Rao, won the most seats, enabling Rao to become Prime Minister. The election was notable for a large voter turnout and marked a shift towards economic reforms and modernization efforts initiated by the new government. It also reflected regional shifts in political power and the beginning of a more competitive multiparty system in India. Overall, the 1993 election shaped India's political landscape during a period of economic and social change.