Lastly, let all of us, cutting across the party lines and political gains, very gracefully, with a clear vision and firm mind, concentrate ourselves on this issue of vital importance. However, eloquent speech has been made by Shri Agarwal, there is not even a single ground for any single amendment of the Constitution, though I agree that there are also instances of fall of Government by one vote. We managed quite well from 1947 to 1990 with seven Prime Ministers in the country. But from 1990 up till now, during ten years, we already have had nine Prime Ministers. This is definitely a case of unstability which creates socio-economic problems resulting again in unstability.
Stability is linked with the unity and integrity of the country.
All this is true. But that is happening in all the States. Even then it does not call for any amendment of the Constitution, instead it calls for electoral reforms, on the basis of priority. It requires a change in the Reprsentation of the People Act. On this subject, there is Indrajit Gupta Committee report , Goswami Committee report and the Law Commission's report.