I believe with this law would verify the credentials of our representatives instead of the news where we found out some have fake or forge credentials as this shows greater transparency to the public on who is qualified as a leader.

[M: see Dice rolls for UP Legislative assembly Election 2022]

Midway between the general elections, Indian public gets to cast its vote for election for 5 states assemblies, as the presidential election is about to happen soon after the result BJP must secure enough MLAs to put forward a President of its choice.

Goa

The small western state, which is always in a party mood, have been ruled by BJP for last 20 years and anti incumbency is surely going to be a huge impact. While the state itself is not significant, these results will have an spill over effect to the very important state of Maharashtra. These election are also significant for Aam Aadmi Party which have recently started to want to expand its influence outside UT of Delhi. If the recent village level election are to go by, where BJP won 34 of the 50 seats, it will be a cakewalk for NDA to secure majority.

The results are a follow

BJP won 23 of the 40 and Pramod Sawant was sworn in as the CM again. AAP won 2 urban seats while INC had its tally decreased by 1. The trend of voters choosing a 3rd party over INC continues in Goa, sending a message to central leadership on INC to wake up.

Manipur

The cosy state in north east is normally not the most hot topic of debate in India since the death of insurgency, now people only remember that this place exist once every 4 years during Olympics (the state have an excellent women sports culture and recently Mirabai Chanu won a silver medal in weightlifting) and once every 5 years at the time of election. In 2017 the state fell into hands of NDA for the first time and the CM N. Biren Singh have not disappointed his people giving them, among other things, their first train in 70 years of independence [1]. NDA is the state also has National People's Party, the NCP split-off that have now became a National Party of its own right.

The results are as follow

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Under the current Sarawak state Cabinet, Democratic Action Party (DAP) Sarawak chairman Chong Chieng Jen claims there is a “unprecedented concentration of power” in the hands of Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg.

The Padungan assemblyman stated in a statement that Abang Johari’s consolidation of power significantly beyond that of previous chief minister Tun Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud in the 1990s and 2000s.

With the establishment of the Development Bank of Sarawak (DBOS) and Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (Petros), which have billions of Sarawakians’ money at their fingertips, which includes the potential current use of future money, Chong said it was all the more important that the Chief Minister and Finance Minister positions not be held by the same person.

According to him, Abang Johari also had “de facto direct control” over the portfolios of Law, Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) and State-Federal Relations; Labour, Immigration, and Project Monitoring; Corporate Affairs and Sarawak Public Communication Unit (Ukas); Integrity and Ombudsman; and Native Law and Customs through Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department Datuk John Sikie Tayai.

He said that the Chief Minister’s Office was in charge of “almost everything under the state government” because of all of this.

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