political parties play a major role in democracy explain any five point to justify this statement
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This statement can be justified by the following reasons:
(i) Political parties lessen a multitude of opinions into a few primary standpoints which they support. A democratic government establishes its policies on the viewpoints of the ruling party.
(ii) Political parties form public opinions by raising and highlighting myriad issues. They bring up various problems of the country and try to explain them in an easy way through magazines, booklets, pamphlets and meetings.
(iii) The role of opposition in governments is played by those political parties who lose the elections. They vocalise different views and censure the government for its failures and wrong policies and decisions. Opposition parties also mobilise opposition to the government.
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(i) Political parties lessen a multitude of opinions into a few primary standpoints which they support. A democratic government establishes its policies on the viewpoints of the ruling party.
(ii) Political parties form public opinions by raising and highlighting myriad issues. They bring up various problems of the country and try to explain them in an easy way through magazines, booklets, pamphlets and meetings.
(iii) The role of opposition in governments is played by those political parties who lose the elections. They vocalise different views and censure the government for its failures and wrong policies and decisions. Opposition parties also mobilise opposition to the government.
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• political parties conduct elections : many political parties come together and take part in elections
• they form government and make laws: most of the candidates in parliament belong to one or other parties.
• form policies: political parties form policies and give meaningful choices to voters
• they play role of opposition and criticise the wrong done by govt in rule
• they shape public opinions
•parties provide people access to govt machinery and welfare schemes : for common people it is easy to approach local leaders than gov officers so the fell closer to political parties even they dont trust the
• they form government and make laws: most of the candidates in parliament belong to one or other parties.
• form policies: political parties form policies and give meaningful choices to voters
• they play role of opposition and criticise the wrong done by govt in rule
• they shape public opinions
•parties provide people access to govt machinery and welfare schemes : for common people it is easy to approach local leaders than gov officers so the fell closer to political parties even they dont trust the
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