New Delhi : The Indian government is poised to implement significant electoral reforms with the cabinet’s approval of the ‘One Nation-One Election’ bill. This landmark decision, recommended by a high-powered committee led by former President Ram Nath Kovind, aims to synchronize Lok Sabha and state assembly elections, potentially boosting efficiency and reducing costs.
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Key Points (One Nation-One Election):
Cabinet Approval: The Union Cabinet has endorsed the proposal, paving the way for its potential introduction in the upcoming winter or budget session of Parliament.
PM Modi’s Endorsement: Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the move as a step towards a more vibrant and participatory democracy.
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Kovind’s Call for Consensus: Former President Kovind emphasized the need for consensus on the initiative, highlighting its potential to boost India’s GDP.
Political Support: Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed support for simultaneous elections, citing the significant time and resource savings they could bring.
By synchronizing elections, the government aims to streamline the electoral process, reduce political disruptions, and potentially accelerate economic growth. The implementation of this reform could have far-reaching implications for India’s political landscape.
