Reforms required in Indian Electoral System
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The polls have showed us what are the flaws. The cleanest of parties give tickets to criminals. How can woes of india be solved until we solve the way it is structured?
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It is just not feasible. Also, why should you listen to people who don't vote. They don't deserve representation
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Yes there should be a criteria. But it will be extremely difficult to keep check on it. For example Most leaders who are in the mid age (45 - 60) now. Started there carrier with student politics during emergency. As per as the qualification is...
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I feel the foremost criteria that must be applied is every member with even the slightest of criminal record must be disqualified and the min qualification must be graduation. Also a bill must be passed that like we elect these MP's if they do...
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British ruled us for years with one policy dividing all of us. Freedom struggle was carried on to free India. In my opinion the National Congress then never fought for a really free democratic India. They actually fought to rule India in British style people of India supported them as all of they thought that freedom only can be achieved by the Congress. Even partition took place only due to a fight for ruling between Congress Jinnah. However Pakistan created then dictators ruled that country. Our country also has the same fate with a difference that we have been dictated through a Constitution. For every Country there must be a Constitution. When British ruled we or dictators ruled elsewhe...
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