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guiding principal of swatantra party​

Answer 1

Fundamental principles

First and foremost the Swatantra Party committed to social justice and equality of opportunity of all people 'without distinction of religion, caste, occupation, or political affiliation'.

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Answer 2

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5 of 21 Principles of the Swatantra Party (1959)

1.         The Swatantra party is pledged to socialjustice and equality of opportunity for all people without distinction ofreligion, caste, occupation or political affiliation.

2.         The party holds that progress, welfareand happiness of the people depend on individual initiative, enterprise andenergy. The party stands for the principle of maximum freedom for theindividual and minimum interference by the state consistent with the obligationto prevent and punish anti-social activities, to protect the weaker elements ofsociety, and to create the conditions in which individual initiative willthrive and be fruitful. The party is, therefore opposed to increasing stateinterference of the kind now being pursued.

3.         The party holds that the state wouldfoster and utilities the sense of moral obligation, the pride, satisfaction,and fulfillment felt by individual in serving others which are inherent in ourtradition, instead of adopting legislative or other forms of compulsion whichcommence with want of faith in the people and are consummated in the serfdom ofthe governed under the official machine, in an omnipotent state controlled by apolitical party voted to power. The party, therefore, adheres to the principleof trusteeship adumbrated by Gandhiji.

4.         The Party holds that the policies ofgovernment should be founded on faith in the people and not on state compulsionand the encouragement of hatred and conflict between class and class,expropriation, repudiation of obligations and the conferment of more and morepowers on the officials of government at the expense of the freedom of the citizens.

5.         The party stands for every effort beingmade to foster and maintain spiritual values and preserve what is good in ourculture and tradition, and avoid the dominance of a purely materialistphilosophy of life which things only in terms of the standard of life withoutany reference to its content or quality.

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