Notably, Chowdhury, who was named a member of the High-Level Committee (HLC) constituted by the Centre on Saturday to examine ‘one nation, one election’ has declined to serve on the panel, saying its “terms of reference have been prepared in a manner to guarantee its con
A day after a High-Level Committee on the possibility of simultaneous elections in the country was constituted, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot hit out at the Centre saying that the government could have taken such a "big decision after holding deliberations with the opposition".
Responding to the constitution of the eight-member High-Level Committee on the possibility of simultaneous elections in the Country, Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Sunday said that this was done just to "divert" attention and that the issue will automatically vanish in the coming two weeks.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday slammed the central government over the 'One Nation One Election' and questioned the rationale behind the move. CM Kejriwal asked what a common man would get from 'One Nation One Election'.
Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), Chadha wrote, "So, apparently, getting an MP's prior consent before appointing them to a high-level committee is now optional?"
Congress leader KC Venugopal on Sunday termed the Centre's move to constitute a high-level committee to explore the feasibility of 'One Nation, One Poll', thereby raising the possibility of the next Lok Sabha polls being held alongside the upcoming state elections, as another "jumla" (hol
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Sunday took a jibe at the central government over the formation of a high-level committee by the Centre on 'One Nation, One Election' to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections in the country.
The government on Saturday constituted an eight-member high-level committee to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections in the country.
Some of the terms of reference of the eight-member high-level committee constituted by the Centre on Saturday on 'One Nation, One Election' are to examine and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections in the country, suggest any amendments to the Constitution, and examine logis
As the Centre constituted a High-Level Committee on the possibility of simultaneous elections in the country-- one nation, one election-- Congress on Saturday questioned the government for not including party president Mallikarjun Kharge in the eight-member panel saying that the exclusion
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, who was named a member of the High-Level Committee (HLC) constituted by the Centre on Saturday to examine ‘one nation, one election’ has declined to serve on the panel, saying its “terms of reference have been prepared in a manner
The Centre on Saturday constituted an eight-member High-Level Committee to examine the issue of ‘one nation, one election’ and make recommendations for holding simultaneous elections in the country