Political Science, asked by pkshetty73, 11 months ago

election is a long process. explain

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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bcz India is largest democratic country in the world .

But it wasn't always like this. India's historic first election in 1951-52 took three months to complete.

Between 1962 and 1989, general elections were completed in between four and 10 days.

The four-day elections in 1980 were the country's shortest ever.

Now a days it conduct in 5 phases .

Election commission of our country should come up with new plans so that I can be conducted in shortest time like other countries.

[Indonesia and Brazil can complete their elections in a single day]

Answered by swastika07642
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As India heads towards the eighth phase of its marathon general election on Wednesday, many are asking whether the world's largest democracy deserves such a protracted voting exercise.

For those not up to speed, India's 16th general election for its 543 parliamentary seats is currently being held in nine phases from 7 April to 12 May - at 36 days, it is the longest in the country's history.

The five-phase 2009 vote took about a month - this time there are almost double the stages but the process will not take that much longer. The higher number of phases is explained mainly by polling in 18 seats in smaller north-eastern states being staggered across three voting days because of "administrative reasons".

This is "an election without end" laments political analyst Jawid Laiq. India's drawn-out election, he argues, leads to several unintended consequences: campaigns become bitter and acrimonious and development work is on hold because of a model code of conduct for candidates and political parties. If vast and populous countries like Indonesia and Brazil can complete their elections in a single day, he asks, why can't India with its formidable election machinery?

It wasn't always like this. India's historic first election in 1951-52 took three months to complete. Between 1962 and 1989, general elections were completed in between four and 10 days. The four-day elections in 1980 were the country's shortest ever.

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