As the campaigning for the British parliamentary election enters its final phase, Prime Minister David Cameron and other leaders are eyeing undecided voters, especially among the 700,000 strong community of Indian origin.
Ironically, Britain — the oldest democracy in the world — could see this community play a major role in deciding the next Government. The balance of power and the country’s future direction could be decided by a single seat.
Punters have predicted the size of the smallest winning margin in a single seat would be just 29 votes. The two main parties - Cameron’s Conservatives and Ed Miliband’s labour - are neck-and-neck since the hustling started on March 30.