CAIT To Launch Nationwide Campaign In Support Of ‘One Nation, One Election’

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) will launch a nationwide campaign to support Prime Minister Modi’s "One Nation, One Election" initiative.
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NEW DELHI: In response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for "One Nation, One Election," aimed at implementing significant electoral reforms, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has announced a nationwide campaign to garner support for this initiative.

This campaign will facilitate national discussions involving trade organizations and various civil society groups across all states.

Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General of CAIT and Member of Parliament from Chandni Chowk, emphasized that Prime Minister Modi's visionary step will ensure political stability, economic strength, and good governance in the country, while also stabilizing and strengthening the nation's trade framework.

Under this campaign, CAIT plans to organize seminars, workshops, and interactive sessions through thousands of trade organizations nationwide. These events will focus on topics such as electoral reforms, economic impacts, and the positive effects on society and the business community. The campaign is set to commence on April 10 from Delhi.

In the first phase, events will be held in all state capitals; the second phase will cover major commercial cities; and the third phase will extend to district levels. A 15-member National Campaign Committee has been formed under the leadership of CAIT National President B.C. Bhartia to oversee this initiative.

CAIT Chairman Brajmohan Agarwal stated that the organization will disseminate information about "One Nation, One Election" to the general public and traders through this awareness campaign. Conferences, seminars, and workshops will be organized in various states, featuring discussions with electoral and economic experts, as well as political leaders. (ANI)

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