"Power Grab or Pragmatic Reform? Ruling Party's Shocking Proposal Sparks Backlash In a move that has sent shockwaves through the country's political landscape, the ruling party has unveiled a draft law that would effectively abolish direct presidential elections, handing the selection of the head of state to the party's leadership. The proposed legislation, which has been met with widespread criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups, would see the president chosen through a process controlled by the ruling party, sparking concerns about the erosion of democratic rights and the concentration of power. As the country's citizens grapple with the implications of this drastic change, questions are being asked about the motivations behind this move and whether it marks a step towards authoritarianism or a necessary reform to streamline the electoral process."
The ruling party has unveiled a draft law that strips voters of the chance to elect the president.
