Will oppose simultaneous elections 'tooth and nail': Congress
Congress vehemently opposes the 'one nation, one election' proposal, labeling it undemocratic, anti-federal, and unconstitutional. They question the government's ability to secure the necessary two-thirds majority for amendments, highlighting their inability to even gather 272 MPs during the introduction of related bills. A joint parliamentary committee, including members from both houses, will scrutinize the proposed legislation.
Congress vehemently opposes the 'one nation, one election' proposal, labeling it undemocratic, anti-federal, and unconstitutional. They question the government's ability to secure the necessary two-thirds majority for amendments, highlighting their inability to even gather 272 MPs during the introduction of related bills. A joint parliamentary committee, including members from both houses, will scrutinize the proposed legislation.
