In this detailed episode, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti dives deep into the concept of One Nation, One Election, breaking down its historical, political, and constitutional aspects. He explains the complexities of India's electoral system and explores the implications of holding multiple elections simultaneously. Dr. Divyakirti also compares India's system with those of the United States and the United Kingdom, shedding light on how elections are conducted in these countries.

The episode takes you through India’s election history, covering the period from 1952-1967, when the Lok Sabha and state assembly elections were held together, and the subsequent changes that led to their separation. Dr. Divyakirti also highlights the arguments for and against simultaneous elections, and examines concerns related to the nation’s federal structure and constitutional processes.

You’ll gain insights into the pros and cons of simultaneous elections, the alternatives available, and the potential amendments required in the Constitution to implement these changes. Tune in for a comprehensive understanding of this critical issue from all perspectives!