Since 1952, India has held 16 elections for the office of Vice President. The post, the second-highest constitutional office after the President, carries both dignity and responsibility, and its elections have created several rare and unforgettable moments in India’s democratic journey. There were times when politics set aside rivalry and gave way to consensus. Out of the 16 elections, four were unopposed. In those years, a single name stood above differences, and the candidate was declared elected without a contest. These quiet victories reflect how the office has often been seen as one that unites rather than divides. https://ift.tt/mw4Tc1f
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