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Parliamentary panel studying simultaneous elections proposed Supreme Court visit: Why is separation of powers an issue?

Opposition MPs objected to a Joint Parliamentary Committee’s now-deferred plan to discuss the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Bills with sitting Supreme Court judges

The Hindu NationalOctober 2, 20261 min read

Parliamentary panel studying simultaneous elections proposed Supreme Court visit: Why is separation of powers an issue?

Opposition MPs objected to a Joint Parliamentary Committee’s now-deferred plan to discuss the ‘One Nation, One Election’ Bills with sitting Supreme Court judges

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