Bilingual politics: What is your standpoint on the vote for immigrants?

[rekhagupta]

Bilingual politics possibly create huge confusion among any country which uses the system of voting to choose members of any office. The US is a country where people speaks English since its very beginning. If person entering the US whether it’s not on work visa permit or enter illegally shouldn’t be able to vote until and unless they’ve become the US citizen. If an individual has twin citizenship and is the citizen of two countries at the same time like Mexico, they require telling the government about his preferred country before voting. What do you think about the issue in India.

 

[National]

Bilingual politics possibly create huge confusion among any country which uses the system of voting to choose members of any office. The US is a country where people speaks English since its very beginning. If person entering the US whether it’s not on work visa permit or enter illegally shouldn’t be able to vote until and unless they’ve become the US citizen. If an individual has twin citizenship and is the citizen of two countries at the same time like Mexico, they require telling the government about his preferred country before voting. What do you think about the issue in India.

On this topic i find it funny to say we have a multilingual politics.... however when it comes to politics of US, the case is completely different. everything goes very clean and neat there. in india lot of mess is made during voting time. im not sure if india has that option for immigrants to cast their votes, but if there should such a option immigrants should be allowed to vote fairly.