Ashwani Singh
@ashwani.bsky.social
Assistant Professor (Law, India) ▪︎ Comparative Constitutional Law & Theory, Constitution-Making, Unamendability, Socio-Economic Rights, Philosophy of Criminal Law.
Past: UCL (UK); GNLU (India)
https://vmls.edu.in/ashwani-kumar-singh.html
Past: UCL (UK); GNLU (India)
https://vmls.edu.in/ashwani-kumar-singh.html
I argue why despite the concerns we should not discard NOTA in an RCV system & advocate for measures to prevent political parties from exploiting NOTA to dilute RCV’s +ve impacts, emphasizing the need for comprehensive voter education before any electoral reform is considered or implemented
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February 22, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I argue why despite the concerns we should not discard NOTA in an RCV system & advocate for measures to prevent political parties from exploiting NOTA to dilute RCV’s +ve impacts, emphasizing the need for comprehensive voter education before any electoral reform is considered or implemented
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I analyse how NOTA could potentially undermine RCV’s benefits, particularly in polarized contexts, using data from five 2024 Lok Sabha constituencies.
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February 22, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I analyse how NOTA could potentially undermine RCV’s benefits, particularly in polarized contexts, using data from five 2024 Lok Sabha constituencies.
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+ I write on the nature of Article 370 of the Constitution and the Constituent Power of Jammu & Kashmir
"What Art 370(3) did was recognise the constituent power of Jammu & Kashmir. The constituent power could not possibly have ceased to exist on the dissolution of the State Constituent Assembly."
"What Art 370(3) did was recognise the constituent power of Jammu & Kashmir. The constituent power could not possibly have ceased to exist on the dissolution of the State Constituent Assembly."
December 17, 2023 at 7:36 AM
+ I write on the nature of Article 370 of the Constitution and the Constituent Power of Jammu & Kashmir
"What Art 370(3) did was recognise the constituent power of Jammu & Kashmir. The constituent power could not possibly have ceased to exist on the dissolution of the State Constituent Assembly."
"What Art 370(3) did was recognise the constituent power of Jammu & Kashmir. The constituent power could not possibly have ceased to exist on the dissolution of the State Constituent Assembly."