One Nation One Election: Opposition Calls It `Cheap Stunt`, Says Not Possible Practically

Former Union Law Minister and Congress leader Veerappa Moily has criticized the 'One Nation, One Election' proposal, arguing that it serves Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal interests rather than addressing public needs. He noted that while simultaneous elections were held until 1967, the political landscape has since evolved. Moily warned that this proposal is part of a broader agenda linked to the RSS and BJP. He cautioned that it could be a precursor to imposing 'One Nation, One Culture,' aiming to centralize control and standardize cultural practices across India. #VeerappaMoily #OneNationOneElection #ModiAgenda #RSSBJPAgenda #ElectionReform

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