India's chief election commissioner OP Rawat has today made preparations to take 'one country one election' with the posting on Tuesday. But the chief election commissioner has insisted on completing legal and constitutional procedures on this issue. The chief election commissioner said that this process of election will be challenging but there is nothing impossible in a country like India. OP Rawat said that for this, it is necessary to first co-operate in the entire country. But Rawat was asked, how is the idea of holding elections together all over the country? He refused to comment on this matter and said that his responsibility is to get an election. So they can not say anything about this.
Recently, the Election Commission's decision to cancel the membership of 20 Aam Aadmi Party members became controversial. OP Rawat, as election commissioner, has alienated himself from the Aam Aadmi Party dispute. But the decision taken on this controversy was also signed by Rawat. Asked whether this step is not contradictory, Rawat said that he had decided to separate himself from the AAP's decision, because a leader of the party had accused him of being close to another political party.
Opp Rawat said on the issue of Aam Aadmi Party MLAs, at that time I felt that if I separated myself from this hearing then maybe AAP would think that it is more likely to get justice, but at the time the matter arose over the issue After the decision was made, there was no meaning to keep them separate from the whole point of view.
The Chief Election Commissioner, Rawat, admitted that recently there were questions about the decisions taken by the Election Commission, after the Gujarat elections, if there is a issue for giving notice to Rahul Gandhi or there is an issue of canceling membership of the Aam Aadmi Party legislators. But the biggest challenge as the Commissioner of Election Commission will be that the responsibility of completing the election can be impartially despite all the allegations. Regarding the allegations, he said that everyone has the right to express their views in relation to any matter.
