57% Yes |
43% No |
57% Yes |
43% No |
See how support for each position on “Contest of Elections” has changed over time for 13.4k India voters.
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Unique answers from India users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@8CG9SLF4yrs4Y
Yes, but only after a required experience and credible action of the party and its workers for a period of say- one or two election terms in the said region first. This will increase their credibility and their knowledge of governance.
@9HR9KY54mos4MO
Yes but counstitution should strictly prohibit differential treatment of states
@9CQ7P9X9mos9MO
No. Just because an organisation knows how to run a district or a state (which may be homogeneous and so lacking in diversity), doesn't guarantee that they would be able to run the state, especially one as diverse as India. Additionally, the differing population densities of different states would put any non-local party at a disadvantage when attracting voters.
@9BS3Q2C12mos12MO
Ban all the political parties from the parliament. MPs must be chosen from the people in all the provinces instead of being part of various political parties.
@8RZS4VB3yrs3Y
Only if they hold a majority in 2 states minimum
@8PV444J3yrs3Y
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