Criteria for National Party Status
- A party will be considered as a national party-
- If it is ‘recognised’ in four or more states; or
- If its candidates polled at least 6% of total valid votes in any four or more states in the last Lok Sabha or Assembly elections and has at least four MPs in the last Lok Sabha polls;
- If it has won at least 2% of the total seats in the Lok Sabha from not less than three ....
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