indira priyadarshini gandhi was the first woman pm of india.
who was the first woman pm of india?
indira priyadarshini gandhi
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following the electoral victory of the social democratic party in the legislative election, liviu dragnea, the party's leader was set to become the next prime minister after he secured an alliance with former pm călin popescu-tăriceanu's party and formed a parliamentary coalition. as per the romanian constitution, after a legislative election, the president of romania, after consulting all the parties in parliament, has to designate an individual proposed by the coalition or the party that has an absolute majority in parliament to become the next prime minister. president iohannis had said before and after the election that he would not appoint an individual that was either prosecuted or convicted before, alluding to dragnea's two-year suspended sentence in a case of electoral fraud. after exhausting all possible ways of removing his sentence, dragnea decided to stop pursuing the premiership and nominated sevil shhaideh for the position. president iohannis, however, refused to nominate shhaideh, did not offer a reason for his refusal, and requested that the leaders of the majority coalition make another proposal. had she been designated and sworn into office, shhaideh would have been the first woman pm, the first pm from an ethnic minority and also the first pm from a religious minority.
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