1968 elections in India

The 1968 elections in India marked a significant political event as they were held for the Fourth Lok Sabha and various state assemblies. Following the previous election in 1967, the political landscape was affected by widespread dissent, economic challenges, and social upheaval. The elections, held amidst rising tensions and regional disparities, witnessed the Indian National Congress, led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, contesting against various opposition parties including the Swatantra Party and the Communist Party of India. The Congress party retained a majority in the Lok Sabha, securing a compelling mandate despite internal and external challenges. The election results reflected both continuity and change, setting the stage for future political dynamics in India.