Explain free and fair elections are backbone of indian democracy
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It empowers the common people to choose their rulers.
Common people have an indirect control over the functioning of the government.
There remains no room for oppressive government. General public have power to change government in the upcoming elections, if they are not satisfied with the performance of the government.
People have the power to raise voice against social evils and come together as a society.
In a democracy like India, everyone’s vote is considered equal.
Common people have an indirect control over the functioning of the government.
There remains no room for oppressive government. General public have power to change government in the upcoming elections, if they are not satisfied with the performance of the government.
People have the power to raise voice against social evils and come together as a society.
In a democracy like India, everyone’s vote is considered equal.
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