India's federal government could finalize it's candidate for the Presidential polls today. Sources say after a name is decided, the government will reach out to the Opposition to seek their support.
The Opposition parties in India have indicated that they will only support a non-political, secular candidate amid rumors that the federal government's choice could be a right-wing candidate.
The President in India is just a nominal constitutional head, however these elections are being seen as a precursor to the next general elections in the country in 2019.
Our India Correspondent Neha Poonia reports.
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