The symbolic significance of Pashupati Kumar Paras, the national head of the LJP, rejoining the "Modi family" cannot be overlooked. With the aid of alliances, indian politics in the modern era are progressing. Consequently, the social structure's truth is becoming more vocal. Even in those homes where darkness has lived for ages, lamps begin to burn when all segments of society engage in the democratic process.

coalition-based politics in the present

Following ram Vilas Paswan's passing, the LJP split into two factions. It is impossible to evaluate Paswan's political legacy in terms of caste or family. While it is true that the Dalit society is facing issues associated with the emergence of a middle class within its own ranks, Dalit politics has evolved beyond being a vehicle for the expression of oppression and exploitation to become an essential component of the Hindutva system. Through the Dalit movement, the nation underwent significant political shifts following independence. 

In its early years, Kanshi Ram's BSP focused only on the welfare of the Bahujan population, but as time went on, the party was obliged to expand, and mayawati came to represent authoritarian politics. Social thinking took a new turn when the BSP, led by mayawati, formed the government in Uttar Pradesh on its own; nevertheless, charges of corruption impeded the party's ability to grow politically. The Samajwadi party and Bahujan Samaj party partnership failed to receive the predicted number of votes or social approval because the Dalit community did not feel that the middle castes' oppressive tone was a place where they belonged.