No, anti-incumbency doesn't always work-decoding the key electoral factor that Rahul Gandhi invoked

Vibha Sharma New Delhi, Sep 25 (UNI) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday questioned why there was no anti-incumbency against the ruling BJP in India, arguing that voters in democracies ordinarily turn against governments and political leaders over time. Describing it as a "fundamental force" in India that can quickly begin to work against any government, Gandhi pointed out that anti-incumbency had affected Congress governments and regional parties but appeared to have stopped affecting the BJP. Responding to Gandhi's fresh allegations of "vote chori" following a newspaper report of a "rift" among Election Commissioners over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)…