What are the implications of accused in criminal cases winning more seats in the 17th Lok Sabha, as per an amicus curiae report
Accused in criminal cases won more seats in 17th Lok Sabha, as per an amicus curiae report presented in the Supreme Court.
- The increase in accused individuals winning seats in the 17th Lok Sabha may raise concerns about the criminalization of politics.
- It could result in a lack of trust and credibility among the public towards elected representatives.
- There might be implications for the functioning of the legislative body if members with criminal backgrounds are involved in decision-making processes.
- The issue could also highlight the need for electoral reforms to address the entry of individuals with criminal records into politics.
- This trend may lead to questions about the effectiveness of existing laws and mechanisms to prevent candidates with criminal backgrounds from contesting elections.
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