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The committee had earlier this month written to former Chief Election Commissioners seeking their views on the matter, and also opened a window for the public to send in suggestions from January 5 to January 15.
Ram Nath Kovind-led committee on 'One Nation, One Election' will intensify its efforts as the time for political parties to submit their views is ending. The committee is likely to hold informal meetings and discuss the responses received from the public and political parties. Most political parties have opposed simultaneous polls, while the majority of public responses are in favor.
Former President Ram Nath Kovind's 'One Nation, One Election' panel has received over 5,000 public suggestions on simultaneous polls. The high-level committee has held two meetings and written to political parties seeking their views on the idea. Letters were sent to six national parties, 33 state parties, and seven registered unrecognised parties.
The 'One Nation, One Election' panel, led by former President Ram Nath Kovind, seeks public suggestions for potential changes in the legal framework to facilitate simultaneous elections in India. The committee, in a public notice, invites input until January 15, emphasizing that received suggestions will be considered. The committee previously sought views from political parties and engaged with the Law Commission on the matter.
The high-level committee has invited public suggestions "for making appropriate changes in the existing legal administrative framework to enable simultaneous elections in the country." �� One Nation, One Election: Former President Ram Nath Kovind-led Committee Invites Public Suggestions, Check Deadline and Other Details Here.