President Murmu Advocates ‘One Nation, One Poll’ to Prevent Policy Paralysis and Reduce Financial Burden
New Delhi – On the eve of Republic Day, President Droupadi Murmu strongly endorsed the idea of ‘One Nation, One Poll’ during her address to the nation. Highlighting its potential benefits, she emphasized that synchronized elections across the country could prevent policy paralysis and significantly reduce the financial burden on the nation.
“This visionary reform will not only streamline governance but also ensure uninterrupted developmental activities across states and the Centre,” President Murmu said.
She also praised the government’s decision to replace outdated criminal laws, describing such reforms as a demonstration of “audacity of vision.” According to her, these changes are essential to align the justice system with contemporary needs and ensure its accessibility to all citizens.
The call for ‘One Nation, One Poll’ has reignited debates among political leaders and experts, with proponents citing increased efficiency and critics raising concerns about its implementation and impact on federalism.
As the nation celebrates its 76th Republic Day, President Murmu’s address reflects her commitment to modernizing governance and addressing long-standing challenges in India’s democratic framework.