Answer:
Let's take an example from Indian politics in which say, three parties achieved some votes in a state. As we know that a majority mark has to be crossed in order to form a government without the coalition.
But the situation is that all parties want one of their representatives to sit on the CM chair. (Assume no independent winners).
In this case, every party holds some resources (Number of seats won) but none want to lose the claim of the CM post.
So, this situation is nothing but just an example of deadlock.
