South African lawmakers show interest in Indian elections, want to visit

Mr. Jindal
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Voters wait in queues to cast their votes for the first phase of the BiharAassembly elections, in Patna on Thursday (November 6, 2025). South African Parliamentarians have evinced interest in understanding the Indian electoral system, the Election Commission said.

Voters wait in queues to cast their votes for the first phase of the BiharAassembly elections, in Patna on Thursday (November 6, 2025). South African Parliamentarians have evinced interest in understanding the Indian electoral system, the Election Commission said.
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South African Parliamentarians have evinced interest in understanding the Indian electoral system, the Election Commission said on Thursday (November 6, 2025).

An EC spokesperson said Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Thursday got a surprise call from Mosotho Moepya, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of South Africa, who extended his best wishes for the Bihar Assembly polls, a mammoth undertaking with nearly 7.5 crore voters.

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The spokesperson said the Parliamentarians of South Africa want to visit India soon “to learn about one of the most transparent and efficient electoral systems in the world.”

South Africa has a bicameral parliamentary system, consisting of the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces.

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