One way to do it is to provide virtual capabilities. For instance, in package A:
Provides: blubb
In package B:
Provides blubb
In package C:
Requires: blubb
So, either A or B satisfy C's requirement.
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i.e if 'A'. or 'B' is Installed then my package should also get installed .
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That doesn't work, because both A and B would depend on your package.