Former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi stated that the ONOP Bill does not take away voting rights. During discussions, he addressed various concerns raised about the proposed law. Functionaries questioned him on its implications and the Constitution’s basic structure. Gogoi emphasized that the bill aligns with constitutional principles.
Today, On 17th December, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal introduced the “One Nation, One Election” bill in the Lok Sabha, facing strong opposition, particularly from Congress. This proposal aims to synchronize elections nationwide, but critics fear it could undermine democracy and federalism. The ongoing parliamentary session is likely to intensify political confrontations.