Mormu is nominated as the new Indian presidential candidate or will become the second female president

[Global Times Special Reporter Cheng Yijun] The Indian Times reported on the 23rd that the Indian People's Party announced on the evening of the 21st local time that Drubati Mormu was the new Indian presidential candidate. Mormu himself was surprised and surprised by this. The People's Party leader and Indian Prime Minister Modi said that Mormu has accumulated a good reputation of the people in long -term social work and shows excellent administrative management capabilities. President's position.

Because the People's Party occupies a majority of seats in the parliament, if there is no accident, Mormu, the current chief of Jiakkanda, will be elected as the 15th President of India in July this year, becoming the second woman who serves as the position. The Indian Constitution stipulates that the term of office of the president is every five years and is nominal head of Indian national heads, but does not enjoy real power. The state power of the government has mastered the government's cabinet consisting of the majority of the parliamentary party.

If Molmu is successfully elected, she will become the first president of the tribal area in Indian history. According to the 2011 census data, 104 million people in India lived in tribal areas, accounting for about 8.6%of the total population. The tribe groups are widely distributed in many local states in India, living in mountainous areas, forests and other places outside the government's administrative jurisdiction, which is isolated from the world. Due to the long -term self -sufficient farming society in the wild, the people's living standards for the tribal areas and lack of knowledge and skills. According to the Indian Constitution, each local state government and the central government have reserved a certain number of seats in the tribal area to ensure the political participation of the group.

Mormu is 64 years old and is from Orisa, India. The state is one of the oldest and largest tribal areas in India. Mormu was born in a tribe leader family, so he has the opportunity to receive modern education (bachelor of literature) and hold public office in government departments. In 1997, Molmu joined the Indian People's Party, began to contact politics, and soon elected as a state parliament member, and emerged on the political stage. From 2000 to 2004, she served as the Minister of Commerce and Transportation of Orisa, Minister of Fisheries and Animal Resources, and the Chairman of the Pakhara County of the Indian People's Party from 2010 to 2013. In 2015, she became the first female head of Jiakandang. Mormu received a large number of ordinary people from all walks of life, listened to the demands of all parties, and used his own strength to promote the problem to solve the problem and get widespread praise.