ONE NATION ONE ELECTION
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Simultaneous elections were historically held in India until 1967 but the practice shifted, with various commissions and working groups since 1983 recommending returning to a single election date for Lok Sabha and state assemblies to save costs and administrative challenges. However, aligning varying state assembly terms, building consensus among parties, and addressing logistical hurdles like transportation and security would require constitutional amendments and planning. Potential solutions include highlighting the precedent, expanding it to local elections, fixing dates, alternative government formations, and discussing required amendments.
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