As in all other similar systems, the dynamic of the multiparty system is driven and maintained by the opposition. The modus operandi of a multi p arty system dictates that the opposition is always set in the attack Mode, while the ruling party is always set in the defensive Mode, rightly so. This brings out both the best and the worst of the contending parties. The ruling party can foil the attacks of the opposition and remain in power, or cave in to those attacks and relinquish power. Conversely, the attacks of the opposition can become successful and lead to a peaceful change of guard, or the attac ks fail and the opposition remains just that.
Multiparty systems are dynamic because society is dynamic.
So, while the ruling party celebrates it first day of victory, the opposition starts its first day of attack and vice versa. This is all perfectly legit. There is nothing wrong with that as long as it is peaceful, democratic, and most of all issue - based . They must absolutely refrain from personal attacks. The politi cs of personal destruction can and never serve the purpose and will never lead to political or any other kind of victory.