Danh ngôn của Pritam Singh
It took 16 years after our independence for the opposition to win even one elected seat. And 23 years after 1988, when the GRC system was introduced, for the opposition to win one GRC.
It took 16 years after our independence for the opposition to win even one elected seat. And 23 years after 1988, when the GRC system was introduced, for the opposition to win one GRC.
Phải mất 16 năm sau khi chúng ta giành được độc lập, phe đối lập mới giành được dù chỉ một ghế dân cử. Và 23 năm sau năm 1988, khi hệ thống GRC được đưa ra, phe đối lập đã giành được một GRC.
Tác giả: Pritam Singh | Chuyên mục: Independence | Sứ mệnh: [8]
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