1951-52 General Elections

The 1951-52 general elections in India marked the country’s first democratic transition of power after independence. Held in two phases, they elected members to the first Lok Sabha (House of the People). The Indian National Congress, led by Jawaharlal Nehru, secured a decisive victory, forming the government. These elections established the foundation for India's democratic processes, demonstrating the nation's commitment to electoral politics. The process involved millions of voters across diverse states and languages, highlighting India’s commitment to inclusive democracy. The elections signified a major milestone in consolidating India’s political system and independence era governance.