Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reportedly planning to implement the One Nation, One Election policy by 2029 to reduce poll expenses and administrative burdens. While the central government accelerates groundwork for this massive Indian political reform, opposition parties raise concerns over necessary constitutional amendments.
Centre gears up for key decisions ahead of 2029 elections. New strategies target opposition, with women's reservation, delimitation bills set for Parliament from 20th. 'One Nation, One Election' roadmap is also ready, promising a transformative election with fresh constituencies and reservation implementation.
Centre government gears up for historic bills on One Nation, One Election, women’s reservation, and delimitation in Parliament’s monsoon session starting July 20. Strategic political moves aim to pass stalled legislation, with BJP securing NDA support from Shiv Sena and TIC MPs for the crucial session.