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Why is Madras High Court questioning the ‘one man, one vote’ principle for India’s Parliament?
True but with BJP consolidation at centre this rascal will try to play regional cards to keep their hands on the throne.- JBH22
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Why is Madras High Court questioning the ‘one man, one vote’ principle for India’s Parliament?
In 2026(Just 5 years from today) at the current rate of population(projection) due to delimitation in the Parliament- Tamil Nadu stands to lose 11 seats out of 39, Kerala will lose 6 seats, Karnataka will lose 2 seats and Andhra will lose 6 seats. The southern states (Esp TN&KL) are going to...- JBH22
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Why is Madras High Court questioning the ‘one man, one vote’ principle for India’s Parliament?
Should every citizen’s vote possess equal weightage when it comes to having a voice in government? The answer in homogenous, unitary states – such as those found in Europe – is simple: yes. The question, however, becomes far more intractable when one is dealing with a large federation. And it...- JBH22
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