Kovind panel on simultaneous polls gets over 5 000 suggestions from public
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The panel on 'One Nation, One Election' led by Kovind has received over 5,000 suggestions from the public on simultaneous polls
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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.
In a public notice, the high-level committee said the suggestions received by January 15 would be taken up for consideration