
The BJP’s push for 'One Nation, One Election' aims to synchronize Lok Sabha and State Assembly elections nationwide, promising reduced costs and improved efficiency. While advocates emphasize convenience, reduced electoral expenditure, and higher voter turnout, critics, including the Congress and regional parties, call it impractical due to legal, constitutional, and logistical challenges. This detailed explainer unpacks the history, challenges, and potential impacts of simultaneous elections on governance, regional issues, and electoral strategies. Explore the debate and what it means for India's democracy.