He referred to it as an anti-federal action that jeopardized India’s diversity and democracy.
Stalin claimed in a social media post that the BJP was trying to use election reform as a cover for imposing a unitary system of government.
Stalin affirms BJP’s ulterior thought process behind arrangement
Stalin further claimed that the BJP needs to get an official type of administration, which he accepts conflicts with the Indian Constitution’s soul.
He contended that this proposition would get rid of occasional state decisions, sabotaging territorial feelings and annihilating India’s variety.
“The proposed bill, whenever passed and executed, will eliminate the legitimate balanced governance set up… to keep the country from slipping into turmoil and tyranny,” he cautioned.
Stalin calls for joined front against strategy
Stalin additionally blamed the BJP for pushing this proposition without having the expected parliamentary larger part to push such basic regulation.
He called it an endeavor to dole out political retributions and divert from the public authority’s disappointment in resolving central questions.
“Every one of the popularity based powers should join together and battle without holding back against this plague forced in the attire of discretionary change, to save India, its variety, and the Constitution,” he said.
Karnataka Appointee CM repeats Stalin’s interests
Karnataka Vice president Pastor DK Shivakumar has likewise dismissed the ‘One Country One Political decision’ thought, calling it an endeavor by the BJP to clear out more modest territorial gatherings that support the Indian Public Formative Comprehensive Coalition (INDIA) alliance.
He accentuated that local gatherings like the Trinamool Congress (TMC), DMK, Samajwadi Party (SP), and Socialist coalitions have supported the INDIA alliance’s solidarity.
“The BJP is attempting to polish them off through the One Country One Political decision,” he asserted.
‘One Country, One Political race’ strategy made sense of
The ‘One Country, One Political decision’ strategy calls for concurrent races for both Lok Sabha and State Congregations across India.
By and by, India holds staggered decisions at various times for various states and focal government positions.
The public authority on Sunday delayed the acquaintance of two significant bills with work with concurrent decisions for the Lok Sabha and state congregations.
They are probably going to be presented in the not so distant future.