India: Hindu nationalist party wins election

The ruling party won a sweeping victory today in state elections in western India – a landslide that could boost Hindu supremacists in national politics and challenge the nation’s secular traditions.

The ruling party won a sweeping victory today in state elections in western India – a landslide that could boost Hindu supremacists in national politics and challenge the nation’s secular traditions.

With 125 seats, the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party retained control of two-thirds of the 182-seat legislature in Gujarat.

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