The 2029 election will be held in a new format, the face of parliamentary elections will change

New Delhi: Another general election is over. As per the set rule, the next election will be held in 2029. But if we look at the major developments that will take place in the next one or two years after the formation of the new government, then this is the last election in its current form. It is quite likely that by the time the next general election is held in 2019, some major decisions will have been taken which will completely change the current political scenario. All political parties will have to start their politics afresh.

Some of the important decisions among these are-
1. effect of delimitation
After 2025, new delimitation will be implemented in the country. After the new delimitation, there can be about 900 new MPs in the country. It is believed that out of the 900 seats that will increase from 543 seats, more than 80 percent will be in states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan and the representation of the South will not increase accordingly. This will have a big impact on national politics. However, this can also increase the dispute between North and South. The basis of delimitation is the population of the states.

2. Implementation of women reservation
In the last days of its second term, the Modi government passed a law to provide reservation for one-third seats in Parliament and Vidhan Sabhas for women. Its implementation is likely to be done in the 2012 general elections, because the condition behind it was that it will be implemented after the implementation of delimitation. In such a situation, it will become mandatory for all political parties to field women candidates on at least one-third seats in the next general elections. This will completely change the current politics.


3. Will there be one country one election?
It is believed that One Country, One Election will be implemented in the next general elections. Narendra Modi is considered to be its biggest supporter. This is also an important point in the BJP manifesto. Before the general elections, the government had formed a committee under the leadership of former President Ramnath Kovind, which was to give a roadmap for this. The committee has submitted its report. Narendra Modi himself reiterated his/her resolve in an interview to NBT that he/she will implement it. Now that a coalition government is about to be formed, it will be interesting to see whether the new government will move forward in this direction.

4. Will reservation also change?
Questions are also being raised whether the reservation system in Parliament will also change? Census is to be conducted immediately after the formation of the new government. After the data is released, the pressure on the government to review the reservation quota may increase. Many political parties are also demanding to increase the reservation quota in Parliament. In such a situation, it will also have to be seen whether the new delimitation and women reservation will be implemented in the next general elections, and whether OBC reservation will also be included in it or not.