Republic of India (346-351)

346AD - 351AD

The Republic of India was a democratic nation based in South Asia with its capital being located at New Delhi. It emerged following the collapse of Grand Europa. The Constituion grants the position of a Chief Minister who is the ruling minister of that state. Nonetheless, the Central Government has full power over the nation. In 349 AD, many countries questioned the democracy of India after they sent a threat to the Uyghur Khanate. It was later invaded by Persia and Japan in 351AD, ending the nation's short existence.

## French Raj

The French Raj in India was first established in 324 A.D when France decided to colonize India. During the same year, Mozambique also colonized Southern India, which would later fall under Japan. 6 years later in 330AD, France fully colonized the region that later became the Republic of India.

### Fall of the French Raj

The year 346 A.D saw the fall of Grand Europa with the death of Jacques Doriot. Their European, American, African, Middle Eastern and Indian colonies were all independent. This fall resulted in the formation of the Republic of India.

## Republic of India

The government was established in 346 A.D. The capital was selected to be New Delhi as it was the capital for French Raj as well. Jawaharlal Nehru was sworn in as the first prime minister of the nation.

### Foreign Relations

India maintains friendly, peaceful relations with all nations. It has an unaggressive stance of various international topics. The nation extends the peacefulness to its border. India vows not to deploy lots of soldiers near its border for no reason. Also not to forget, India has diplomatic embassies in lots of nations and New Delhi is a host to many foreign embassies.

#### **Indo-Persian Relations**

India and Persia have a deep, friendly, warm relation. This all started dating back to 348 A.D when Persia extended a hand of welcome and support to the newly formed Government. During the same year, India and Persia setup embassies in each other's nation. The embassy establishment was preceded by India's support for Persia in the Al Wusta-Persian war. India believes that this nation-to-nation relation is very special and longlasting (????)

##### **Al Wusta- Persian War**

In the year of 348, Persia declared a war on Al Wusta claiming the region as a part of their nation. The Government and People of India supported this decision and extended support to the war in favor of Persia. Indian Military was immediately dispatched on Persian soil in Middle East to fight for their favor. This was a remarkable acheivment because this was the first war of the Indian military (backed by the Persian Armed Forces) which was a success!

#### **Uyghur Controversy**

349 A.D, without recieving prior permission, the Indian military sent a threat to Uyghur. *Join us or Die*. This was very undemocratic and the government in India was not aware of this. And following that threat, many countries condemned the action and questioned the democracy of nation. The government later confirmed that they had no participation this and also passed the *Indian Military (Act)*. Lastly, they removed the soldiers involved. (this is a blatant lie from bleedz lmao)

### Political Structure

India is a democratic country and at such, they hold general elections. The Election Commission of India has stated that there are 4 (main) parties in India and they are;. Read below to know how elections work. India also has a place for federalism in their structure.

**List of Parties**

Indian National Congress (INC)

Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)

Communist Party of India [Marxism] (CPI [M])

#### **Elections**

People must vote for their preferred Member of Parliament (MP) from a specific political party. There are 543 MP's to be selected and a political party must secure atleast 273 seats to form a government

#### **List of Prime Ministers**

In India, a Prime Minister is the head of state and is equivalent to President in other countries.

1. **Prime Minister Name**: Jawaharlal Nehru **Term**: 348 AD - Present