When will the One Nation One Election bill come? Home Minister Amit Shah told the date

Amit Shah: Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a press conference to mark the completion of 100 days of the third term of the Modi government. During this, Amit Shah was asked a question on One Nation-One Election. amit shah He said that the One Nation-One Election bill will be brought during the tenure of this government.

Amit Shah said that the NDA government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will implement One Nation-One Election in its current term itself. Amit Shah said, ‘We plan to implement the system of ‘One Nation, One Election’ during the tenure of this government itself.’ Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnav was also present with Shah in the press conference.

PM Modi had strongly advocated

last month Independence Day In his address on the occasion of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Modi had strongly advocated for ‘one nation, one election’ and said that frequent elections were hampering the country’s progress. In his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort, PM Modi had said, ‘The country will have to come forward for ‘one nation, one election’. ‘One nation, one election’ is a slogan espoused by the BJP Lok Sabha Elections This is one of the major promises made in its manifesto.

What did you say on caste census?

In response to a question about caste census, Amit Shah said that a decision on the census will be taken soon. Referring to the achievements of 100 days, Home Minister Amit Shah said that for the next 15 days, Seva Pakhwada will be celebrated on the PM’s birthday. Seva Pakhwada is for the service of needy people. He said that this is a press conference on 100 days of the third term, we have got the mandate for the third time. As a result, for the third time someone has become PM with an announcement. Amit Shah said, ‘It has reached the 11th year while maintaining the door of development for 10 years. The system of the country has strengthened in every way. There has been a fundamental change in the field of education. Many countries want to adopt the new education policy, Made in India, Digital India scheme.’

‘The future in space is bright’

Amit Shah said, ‘India’s future in space is bright. The backbone has been seen in foreign policy. In 10 years, the Modi government has provided electricity, water, food grains and houses to live in. The time of Amritkaal has come, people have become partners in India’s journey of development. 100 days of the third mandate are ending, 15 lakh crores have been invested for the country. 3 lakh crores have been invested in Modi 3.0. New runways have been built in Varanasi, Bagdogra, Bihar and two airports. Metro in Bangalore, 21st installment of Kisan Samman Nidhi, MSP of purchased crops has been increased. MSP purchases have been made many times more than the UPA government.

Waqf Amendment Bill mentioned

Regarding the Waqf Amendment Bill, Amit Shah said, ‘It will be passed in the Parliament in the coming days. The three new laws that have come into force from July 1 will make the criminal justice system much stronger. It will be implemented in the whole country in two years. Constitution Hatya Diwas will make the people of the country aware. The whole world is watching Modi during the PM’s visit to Russia-Ukraine. Amit Shah said on the railway accidents that if the railway accidents are a conspiracy, then it will not last long, CBI, NIA, Railway Police are jointly making a strategy for rail track security.

What did you say on Manipur?

On Manipur, Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘Fencing has been done. Security forces have been deployed at strategic places on the Myanmar border. Except for violent incidents a few days ago, there have been no violent incidents for three months. Talks have been held with both Kuki and Meitei groups. Not only this, India has cancelled the agreement with Myanmar and now people coming from Myanmar are allowed to come to India only through visa. Home Minister Shah informed about many important decisions.

What did the committee recommend?

A high-level committee headed by former President Ram Nath Kovind had recommended simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha and state assemblies as a first step in March this year. The committee also recommended holding local body elections within 100 days of the Lok Sabha and assembly elections. Apart from this, the Law Commission is likely to recommend simultaneous elections for all three levels of government – Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies like municipalities and panchayats from 2029.

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