Why do you think india is democracy
Answers
The Indian Constitution, drafted in the years after the country gained independence from the British, cast India as a liberal democracy: not merely the rule of the majority as determined by free and fair elections, but also a system of government with checks and balances. These exist in the form of fundamental rights for citizens, protections for minorities and socially disadvantaged groups, relative autonomy for historically and culturally distinct regions, all to be safeguarded by an independent judiciary and monitored by a free press.In the last seven decades, these checks and balances have worked imperfectly. In the 1970s, the Indira Gandhi government declared an Emergency and suspended civil rights. Political historians point out this was enabled by provisions in the Constitution itself, which kept the window open for a strong Centre to override the rights of states and citizens.
:::::《PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST 》:::::
:::::《PLEASE THANKS MY ANSWER 》 :::::
Answer:
because in india people get all fundamental rights and freedom of living.In india government is ruled by its own elected representatives so we can say that India is a democratic country.