Political Science, asked by jackhacker, 11 months ago

Suppose a political party seeks your vote on religious ground, why is their act considered against the norms of democracy? Explain. (3 marks)

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Answered by KaifShariff

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Charu Kalra answered this

Dear student,

The following points may help you:

a. In a democracy it is important to note , people are free to choose and vote for a particular party or a candidate.
b. However, political leaders do use religious caste based sentiments to muster support.

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Answered by gourishetty

elections are not based on the religious ground it's completely not related to any caste religious nd etc undemocratic bias according to democratic rules politics is completely related. to the action and correct management of the country or state of a political leader.

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