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Simultaneous Polls Do Not Trample Constitution: Attorney General To Joint Panel
Attorney General R Venkatramani told a parliamentary panel on Tuesday that the bills for simultaneous elections do not trample on any feature of the Constitution and are good in law, sources said.
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House Panel To Seek Public Opinion Through Website On One Nation One Poll
In a significant development, the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on "One Nation, One Election" on Tuesday convened with two legal luminaries delivering in-depth presentations.
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Ex-Chief Justice Make Suggestions For Simultaneous Polls Roll Out Before Joint Panel
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Tuesday made several suggestions, including rolling out simultaneous polls in a phased manner, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee studying the two bills for 'one nation one election' (ONOE), sources said.
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Simultaneous Polls Not Undemocratic: Law Ministry To Joint Panel
Holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies is not undemocratic and does not hurt the federal structure, the Union law ministry told the joint committee of Parliament examining the bills on 'one nation, one election'.
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"Focused Governance": PM Modi's 'One Nation, One Election' Appeal To NCC Cadets
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the ongoing debate over the 'one nation, one election' proposal is "critical for India's democratic process" and called on youngsters to promote such discussions.
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"Can Reduce Financial Burden": President Murmu On One Nation, One Election
Calling it a reform that will "redefine the terms of good governance", President Droupadi Murmu said the 'One Nation, One Election' bill will help check "policy paralysis, mitigate resource division, and reduce financial burden".
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2 Top Economists To NDTV On Why India Needs '1 Nation, 1 Poll'
Finance Commission Chairman Arvind Panagariya in an affirmation to the idea of 'One Nation, One Election' explained that frequent elections do not give enough opportunities to the government to carry out reforms.
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"Not True": Woman Named By Arvind Kejriwal Rejects Voter Name Deletion Claim
A day after AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal raised an alarm over deletion of voters from the electoral roll ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, his claims seems to have backfired with one of the woman voters outrightly rejecting his assertions.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
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BJP's PP Chaudhary To Head Parliament Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll'
BJP MP PP Chaudhary has been appointed chairperson of the Joint Parliamentary Committee to examine the simultaneous polls bill, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said.
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Will Oppose 'One Nation, One Election' 'Tooth And Nail': Congress
The Congress on Friday said 'one nation, one election' was against the basic structure of the Constitution and asserted that it would oppose the idea "tooth and nail".
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'One Nation, One Poll' Bill Referred To Joint Parliamentary Committee
Two bills to amend the Constitution - and allow simultaneous federal and state elections by 2034 - were sent to a 39-member joint parliamentary committee Friday morning.
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'One Nation, One Poll' Panel Gets More Members After Some Parties Object
The Joint Parliamentary Committee to review the One Nation One Election bill, will have eight more members. Now it will have 27 members from Lok Sabha and 12 from Rajya Sabha, instead of 21 members from the lower house and 10 from the upper house.
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'1 Nation, 1 Poll' Panel Decided, To Include Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur
BJP leaders Anurag Thakur and Anil Baluni, and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are part of the new Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) that will look into the 'One Nation One Poll' matter.
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Opinion | 11 Reasons Simultaneous Elections Aren't 'Anti-Constitution'
While the Oppositions objections to simultaneous elections appear to be driven more by political expediency than constitutional merit, the arguments they present fail to withstand legal scrutiny.
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Simultaneous Polls Do Not Trample Constitution: Attorney General To Joint Panel
Attorney General R Venkatramani told a parliamentary panel on Tuesday that the bills for simultaneous elections do not trample on any feature of the Constitution and are good in law, sources said.
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House Panel To Seek Public Opinion Through Website On One Nation One Poll
In a significant development, the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on "One Nation, One Election" on Tuesday convened with two legal luminaries delivering in-depth presentations.
-
Ex-Chief Justice Make Suggestions For Simultaneous Polls Roll Out Before Joint Panel
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Tuesday made several suggestions, including rolling out simultaneous polls in a phased manner, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee studying the two bills for 'one nation one election' (ONOE), sources said.
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Simultaneous Polls Not Undemocratic: Law Ministry To Joint Panel
Holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies is not undemocratic and does not hurt the federal structure, the Union law ministry told the joint committee of Parliament examining the bills on 'one nation, one election'.
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"Focused Governance": PM Modi's 'One Nation, One Election' Appeal To NCC Cadets
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the ongoing debate over the 'one nation, one election' proposal is "critical for India's democratic process" and called on youngsters to promote such discussions.
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"Can Reduce Financial Burden": President Murmu On One Nation, One Election
Calling it a reform that will "redefine the terms of good governance", President Droupadi Murmu said the 'One Nation, One Election' bill will help check "policy paralysis, mitigate resource division, and reduce financial burden".
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2 Top Economists To NDTV On Why India Needs '1 Nation, 1 Poll'
Finance Commission Chairman Arvind Panagariya in an affirmation to the idea of 'One Nation, One Election' explained that frequent elections do not give enough opportunities to the government to carry out reforms.
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"Not True": Woman Named By Arvind Kejriwal Rejects Voter Name Deletion Claim
A day after AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal raised an alarm over deletion of voters from the electoral roll ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, his claims seems to have backfired with one of the woman voters outrightly rejecting his assertions.
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Simultaneous Polls Bill 12th To Be Sent To Joint Parliamentary Panel Since 2015
The two bills that lay down legal framework to hold simultaneous polls in the country are latest in the series of draft laws to be referred to a joint committee of Parliament since 2015.
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BJP's PP Chaudhary To Head Parliament Panel On 'One Nation, One Poll'
BJP MP PP Chaudhary has been appointed chairperson of the Joint Parliamentary Committee to examine the simultaneous polls bill, the Lok Sabha Secretariat said.
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Will Oppose 'One Nation, One Election' 'Tooth And Nail': Congress
The Congress on Friday said 'one nation, one election' was against the basic structure of the Constitution and asserted that it would oppose the idea "tooth and nail".
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'One Nation, One Poll' Bill Referred To Joint Parliamentary Committee
Two bills to amend the Constitution - and allow simultaneous federal and state elections by 2034 - were sent to a 39-member joint parliamentary committee Friday morning.
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'One Nation, One Poll' Panel Gets More Members After Some Parties Object
The Joint Parliamentary Committee to review the One Nation One Election bill, will have eight more members. Now it will have 27 members from Lok Sabha and 12 from Rajya Sabha, instead of 21 members from the lower house and 10 from the upper house.
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'1 Nation, 1 Poll' Panel Decided, To Include Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur
BJP leaders Anurag Thakur and Anil Baluni, and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are part of the new Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) that will look into the 'One Nation One Poll' matter.
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Opinion | 11 Reasons Simultaneous Elections Aren't 'Anti-Constitution'
While the Oppositions objections to simultaneous elections appear to be driven more by political expediency than constitutional merit, the arguments they present fail to withstand legal scrutiny.
