Simultaneous polls would open avenues for new faces, Law Ministry tells Parliamentary panel
The Law Ministry believes that simultaneous polls could bring fresh faces into politics, preventing certain leaders from monopolizing key positions. The ministry argues that this approach doesn't violate the constitution's basic structure or federalism, and it enhances political diversity and inclusivity.
The Law Ministry believes that simultaneous polls could bring fresh faces into politics, preventing certain leaders from monopolizing key positions. The ministry argues that this approach doesn't violate the constitution's basic structure or federalism, and it enhances political diversity and inclusivity.
