Fair Election Process in India Essay

India has an asymmetric federal government, with take officials at the federal, state and local levels. At the national level, the head up of government, Prime Minister, is elective by the members of Lok Sabha, lower house of the fantan of India.1 All members of Lok Sabha except two, who can be nominated by president of India, be directly elected through normal elections which takes place every five years, in normal circumstances, by universal large suffrage.2 Members of Rajya Sabha, upper house of Indian parliament, be elected by elected members of the legislative assemblies of states and electoral college for Union Territories of India.3 In 2009, the elections heterogeneous an electorate of 714 million4 (larger than both EU and US elections combined5). declared expenditure has trebled since 1989 to almost $300 million, utilise more than one million electronic voting machines.6 The size of the huge electorate mandates that elections be conducted in a number of phases (there were quartette phases in 2004 General choices and five phases in 2009 General Elections). It involves a number of in stages processes from announcement of election dates by the Election Commission of India, which brings into force the model codification of conduct for the political parties, to the announcement of results and entranceway of the list of successful candidates to the executive head of the state or the centre. The submission of results label the end of the election process, thereby surface way for the formation of the new government.