SGT University Hosts Insightful Session on “One Nation, One Election”
SGT University recently organized an engaging session on the thought-provoking topic of “One Nation, One Election,” which sparked meaningful discussions about the future of India’s electoral landscape. The event brought together students, faculty, and distinguished speakers to explore the feasibility and implications of synchronizing national and state elections.
The discussion was led by renowned speakers Dr. Surinder Nagar and Mr. Bodh Raj Sikri, who highlighted the historical context, potential administrative advantages, and the broader political impact of this policy. They emphasized how simultaneous elections could enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and minimize the constant disruptions caused by frequent elections.
However, they also addressed the associated challenges, such as logistical hurdles, the need for constitutional amendments, and the diversity of India’s federal structure. This conversation encouraged students to critically analyze whether a uniform electoral cycle could strengthen the democratic process or complicate it further.
This academic initiative reflects SGT University’s commitment to fostering informed debate on national issues. By providing a platform for dialogue and expert insights, the university empowers its students to think deeply about policies that shape the future of India.
