Fraud Behind India's Most Useless Minister, Taxes, and Nirmala

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T.N. Seshan, or Tirunellai Narayana Iyer Seshan, was a prominent Indian civil servant and the 10th Chief Election Commissioner of India, serving from 1990 to 1996. He is best known for his rigorous electoral reforms and efforts to clean up the electoral process in India. His tenure as Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) is often credited with making the Election Commission of India (ECI) a powerful and independent institution, capable of ensuring free and fair elections.

Here are some key contributions of T.N. Seshan:

1. **Electoral Reforms**: Seshan introduced a series of reforms that transformed India's electoral landscape. He strictly enforced the model code of conduct, cracked down on vote-buying, booth capturing, and the use of muscle power and money in elections.

2. **Introduction of Voter ID Cards**: One of his major reforms was the introduction of voter identification cards, ensuring that only legitimate voters could cast ballots.

3. **Strict Enforcement of Election Laws**: Seshan was known for his no-nonsense approach in enforcing election laws. He famously clashed with politicians and parties, refusing to bend to their pressures.

4. **Empowering the Election Commission**: His assertiveness and unwavering stance on electoral integrity enhanced the authority and autonomy of the Election Commission. He made the commission a force to be reckoned with, ensuring that it operated independently of political influence.

5. **Public Figure with Integrity**: Seshan became a symbol of probity and ethical governance in India. His commitment to cleaning up elections made him widely respected by the public, though not always popular with politicians.

Seshan's legacy continues to inspire electoral reforms and clean governance in India. His efforts set a high standard for the role of the Election Commission in Indian democracy.

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[venoyg]

"This is our country, no matter how messy it is, we have to clean it and we can clean it. We cannot run away to foreign lands." Powerful words for today's youth 👌

[rajasekharreddy]

The day when people have to apologise for asking the right questions is the day when the democracy truly dies.

[fun_filled]

Thanks you. That man didn't ask anything wrong. He asked a simple right question in a humble manner

[sahilroy]

This shows the arrogance of the minister. The statement was made in a lighter sense, what's to apologize for?

[rohitbarjatya]

Very rightly captioned! Useless minister of India!

[seth]

Mark my words every highly educated person will runway from India as soon as they get chance not even highly educated but who ever get a chance will leave

[aub]

You speak what actually matters and needs to be done!

[delhidelhi]

When govt is illiterate, what else we shd expect

[sandeepd]

Ministers & party's are going to get arrogant if we elect them again & again. We should change the government every five years to avoid misuse of power, corruption & for healthy competition!!

[eshritsaroop]

Sir I request, that you make these videos in Hindi as well. Educated persons agree with you a lot, but we need your messages to reach the masses which people won’t understand since they may not understand you

[TheOfficialULLU]

Our parliament needed the people like you

[jerishsolomon]

"I promise that we will try to be as rational as possible"

[shehrlock]

"to a Rajya sabha MP who can't win an election on her own"

[rainu]

So true, today everything is revolving around caste and religion and even the highly educated onces are part of this nexus where caste and religion are propagated and kept above everything.

[Sandhyamusic]

Thank you Naman bhai.You are absolutely right it is our country and we have to clean it irrespective of which profession we are in.

[kirancricket]

I am with you on this one.. Whyhe should apologize...

[LeoRevenant]

This is a great example that democracy is an illusion in this country 😢

[bhuvanamani]

If in democracy you dont have a strong opposition it changes to autocracy. And power corrupts . These are time tested truths. Please suggest solutions.

[SaptarshiChowdhury-yp]

Sitaraman should rather apologize for being so incompetent as an fm, shameless creature