Modi Advocates for 'One Nation, One Election' on Independence Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for the implementation of 'one nation, one election' to reduce the disruptions caused by frequent elections. Speaking on the 78th Independence Day, Modi emphasized that constant polling impacts national progress and urged all political parties to support the initiative.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a compelling case for 'one nation, one election' during his Independence Day address on Thursday. He urged political parties to unite in realizing this vision, noting that frequent elections hinder the nation's progress.

Modi highlighted that extensive consultations have been conducted nationwide on the issue, with all political parties providing input and a committee delivering an excellent report on the matter. Speaking from the Red Fort, he argued that frequent elections often disrupt governmental initiatives and connect every policy to electoral cycles.

The Prime Minister called on political parties to use national resources wisely and ensure the nation's progress by supporting the 'one nation, one election' initiative, a key promise in the BJP's manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)