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VOL. 7, ISSUE 2 (2021)
One nation one election: Challenges and prospects
Authors
Sanjay K Chadha
Abstract
The frequent elections in India has led to the policy paralysis. There has been constant demand from the intellectuals and statesmen to go for a system wherein, governments in states and centre should be allowed to function with decisiveness. The article seeks to analyse the prospects and challenges of One Nation One Election with which our constitutional system is grappling. The Mandate of the constituent Assembly was that the Parliamentary and assembly elections should be held together to save time and money. However, they could not foresee that Article 356 will be misused to the extant where it would become difficult to hold the simultaneous elections. Given the largest democracy, India cannot afford frequent elections. There is a strong need for constitutional reforms. This article could be a resource for such view point.
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Pages:238-241
How to cite this article:
Sanjay K Chadha "One nation one election: Challenges and prospects ". International Journal of Law, Vol 7, Issue 2, 2021, Pages 238-241
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