Citizenship and Representative Claims: Implications for 2019
Published: Oct 30, 2018
While regular elections have helped strengthened Indian democracy, the collective well-being of citizens still remains unfulfilled.
Abstract: India is among the few nations that have an unbroken history of conducting fair and regular elections. While the credit of a sustained electoral politics goes to the citizens of the country, the definition of a citizen has itself remained debatable and is likely to determine the course of 2019 General Elections.
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