As Modi Govt Okays One Nation, One Election, Opposition Rallies In opposition to Simultaneous Polls

After the Cupboard gave its nod to the invoice for ‘one nation one election’ on Thursday through the winter session of parliament, the opposition leaders in West Bengal CM and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee, Karnataka CM and  congress chief  Siddaramaiah, AAP nationwide convenor and Delhi former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and others referred to as out this implementation and stated, “assault on parliamentary democracy and the federal construction of India.” 

CM Mamata Banerjee’s Response

Banerjee slammed the Union Cupboard’s approval of the “One Nation, One Election” Invoice and stated that her celebration MPs will oppose this “draconian laws”. She shared a publish on X and claimed that the invoice isn’t a “carefully-considered reform”, however an “authoritarian imposition”.

“The Union Cupboard has bulldozed their manner by means of with the unconstitutional and anti-federal One Nation, One Election Invoice, ignoring each professional concern raised by consultants and opposition leaders. This isn’t a rigorously thought-about reform; it is an authoritarian imposition designed to undermine India’s democracy and federal construction,” she stated.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s Response

After the ‘One Nation One Election’ invoice acquired the Union Cupboard’s nod, Siddaramaiah referred to as it an “assault on parliamentary democracy and the federal construction of India.” He additionally described it as a “sinister conspiracy” geared toward undermining the rights of states. 

AAP Convenor Arvind Kejriwal Response

Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Social gathering (AAP) Nationwide convenor, Arvind Kejriwal took a dig on the centre over the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Invoice and acknowledged that the nation wants “one healthcare system” and “one schooling system”. 

In a publish on X, he stated, “The nation wants one nation, one schooling… one nation, one healthcare system…not… one nation, one election… BJP’s misplaced priorities.”

(With ANI, PTI Inputs)