What is Modi government's target of 370, what does it want to do, why is 370 necessary.

BJP's target of 370: What is Modi government's target of 370, what does it want to do, why is 370 necessary.

 To form the central government, 272 seats are required whereasThere are 543 seats in the Lok Sabha of India, in which BJP had got a clear majority in the last two elections. In 2014, it got 282 seats while in 2019 it got 303 seats and now in the 2024 elections, PM Modi government has set a target of winning 370 seats for BJP. .

 Modi government's target is 370 seats.

 This time, 370 is very important in the 2024 elections, on which the Modi government has set its target, one of the reasons for this is that no one else is needed to make major changes in the Constitution. However, Modi's working style is such that experts believe that if this government wants, it can also make major amendments in the Constitution.

 With 370 seats, Modi government can make these big changes.

 • The target for 2029 is that Modi government is serious about holding simultaneous elections of Lok Sabha and states across the country.

 On September 1, 2023, a committee was formed under the chairmanship of President Ramnath Kovind. Its objective was to understand the democratic intricacies of 'one country, one election' and find solutions to them. This was the first meeting of the committee to conduct One Nation One Election.

 Supreme Court lawyer Virag Gupta says that Article 5 of the Constitution can be changed for One Nation One Election.

Article 83: The tenure of the Lok Sabha is determined in this article.

 Article-85 in which the provision for dissolution of Lok Sabha has been kept.

 Article 172: The tenure of the Assembly is fixed in this.

 Article 174 which has provisions for dissolution of the Assembly.

 Article 356 has provisions for imposing President's rule in the states.

 • On 28 May 2023, the new Parliament House was inaugurated by amending the Preamble and Basic Structure of the Constitution and on 19 September 2023, a copy of the Constitution was installed in the new Parliament House. The words socialist and secular were removed from these copies, for which investigation After this it was revealed that these copies included both the original and amended preambles of the Constitution.

 • In the Constitution of India, the powers of the Union and the States were divided separately so that there is no conflict between the two. In the Union list, subjects like defence, foreign relations, nuclear energy, customs are included and in the State list, police, 61 subjects like jail, local governance, education are included in the concurrent list, 52 subjects like criminal law, marriage, population control are included. Although all the governments are independent in their own areas and do not interfere in each other's areas, but some time ago, the aggressive attitude of the central government towards the opposition governments in the states has indicated that the government will divide the powers of the center and the states afresh. Could be.

 • To increase the powers of the Governor.

 The Governor was seen in a central role in the states because after the formation of the BJP government, when non-BJP ruled, their conflicts with the state governments would come to the fore.

 Elements included in the basic structure of the Constitution.

 supremacy of the constitution,

 Unity and integrity of the country,

 republic system,

 The rule of law,

 judicial review,

 parliamentary system,

 free and fair elections,

 right to equality,

 federal system,

 division of powers,

 The fundamental rights of citizens are included in the Constitution.