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Premium - One Nation, One Election
Public confidence in EC impartiality is seriously eroded: Political scientist | OTBT Ep 49
26 May 2024 10:10 AM IST ( Updated:2024-05-26 07:28:30 )Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
Instances of inept governance, such as demonetization or COVID management, did not impact voting, says veteran political scientist Balveer Arora in this conversation with Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay.
