At the beginning of the Indian presidential election vote, foreign media focused on the "daughter of the earth"

"Daughter of the Earth" VS Modi government critic

Mormu, 64, is from Orisa, India. The state is one of the oldest and largest tribal areas in India. Before entering politics, Molmu was a teacher. She joined the Indian People's Party in 1997 and contributed to the election and governance of the People's Party in the Erisa and Jachandonbon in southeast India. According to the BBC, Mormu learned from the TV in June that she was nominated. She said that "as a tribal woman from remote areas, she did not expect to be a candidate for the highest position in India." The political leaders of Olezhabon congratulated her nomination and called her "the daughter of the earth."

Shinha, 84, is a senior civil servant and politician. Starting as a regional law and order judge in 1960, Xinha was promoted all the way from his hometown of Biharbon, and held important positions in the Indian Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Communications and other departments for a long time. Until 1984, Xinha decided to give up the public office and actively engage in political parties. Activity. During his political period, Xinha has long served as high -level positions such as the national spokesman and vice chairman of the People's Party. In 2018, due to the disagreement with the people's party leader and Indian Prime Minister Modi, Xinha decided to withdraw from the party and published the book "India Unmade". Essence According to the "India Express" report, after being nominated by the opposition party, Xinqi went to more than 13 states and accepted more than 50 interviews. Through the campaign, Xinqa continued to call on members of the party members and the people to oppose the populist policy of the people's party government under the leadership of Modi. Xinhafa stated that this election was not the competition between two people, but the competition of two ideology, which was related to the survival of Indian democracy.

The nomination candidates are particular about each

Different from the Indian Prime Minister, which is a direct election of "one person, one vote", the Indian presidential election will be elected by the 776 members of the Federal Parliament and the 403 members of the 403 members generated by the State Legislative Government. According to India's Economic Times, the voting began at 10:00 on the 18th and ended at 5 pm. According to many Indian media analysis, Mormu can get more than 60%of the total number of theoretical votes due to the support of the majority of the party, and almost win the vouchers. However, because some members may choose to abstain or temporarily change their hexagrams, and voting in an unknown method, the number of votes still has certain suspense. The voting will start tickets on July 21 and the results will be announced. The new president is expected to take an oath on July 25.

Ruo Murmu was elected, and she would become the first president and second female president from the tribe in India. A comment and analysis of the "Index Times" believes that the National Democratic Alliance led by Modi nominated Mormu, just like Costin as president five years ago. "Things". Coponde comes from Dalite, who was once regarded as a "pariah", but was almost unsuccessful and expressed during the presidency.

"India Express" pointed out that the opposition nominated a former senior party party for the party who had withdrawn from the political party to the President of the President of the President of the Political Party, which means that the members who requested the participation in the voting to conduct a clear political station team and completely abandon the possibility of swinging tickets. It further reduces the possibility of winning. In contrast, the nomination of the opposition party is more to make a political posture against Modi, and continue to remind the Indian people's wrong decisions through the presidential campaign.

It will become the key to the political situation of India

The term of office of the President of India is 5 years, and some analysts believe that the president of this election may have a certain impact on the Election of the House of India in 2024. Modi and his leadership Indian People's Party have not achieved ideal results in the local state elections in February this year. With the impact of the global economy on India, the Modi government will face more pressure in the next two years. If Moormu is elected as the new president, can she help the People's Party to better unite the marginal groups in India and strive for enough votes, or it will become the key to determining the future political situation of India.