Question

What are the challenges of the Indian election system? Suggest some ways to handle these challenges.

Answer 1

Hint:
The first Indian election was held in 1954. The voting age in the country is 18. Earlier you needed a voter-id card to vote. Everyone has their unique id through which you were allowed to vote. We choose one legislative commission party to run the country from which one of its chosen members become prime minister and one becomes president.

Complete answer:
As India has a vast diversity of religions and is one of the most populated countries, the thought process of people is too different. There are too many challenges in Indian election system. Some of them are :
1) Favoritism, populism, as these two factors affect the whole election system.
2) As India is not that developed in terms of technology, manipulation of polling booths happens a lot.
3) Bribery is the most common term in India and the most common challenge of Indian election system.
4) Reservation, A sacred term which is misused in many ways in India even in elections as well. Indian election system becomes a caste election system. Majority of the same caste people , chances of winning from the person from that caste increases.
Some ways to reduce these challenges are :
1) Nepotism should be removed from Indian election system.
2) Persons with any kind of criminal record should be banned from fighting elections in India.
3) Ec security should be provided at polling booths.
4) EVM Machines should be used for the election process and for vote counts as well.

Note:
Indian election is the process where we choose the person who is going to run the country. Elections are a very important part of democracy. As though we get a chance to vote for the right person and people get all the rights. The most interesting part of Indian election is the diversity of religion, caste, culture, language found in India.