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The world’s largest democracy won’t stop its various elections—even if lives are at stake
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Even as a brutal second wave of Covid-19 spreads death and despair through the length and breadth of India, it’s business as usual for the country’s democracy—the largest in the world.Voting and preparations for elections are continuing in several parts of India even as the number of Covid-19 cases in the country break world records, and citizens struggle to find basic healthcare support. On April 26, India clocked 323,144 new Covid-19 cases, which was the sixth consecutive day of more than 300,000 cases in the country.While the massive election rallies in West Bengal earlier this month were widely criticised, the western state is not the only one conducting polls in the middle of a historic

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