why is India called the biggest democratic country in the world
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The constitution of India has been devised to protect the fundamental rights of every citizen of the country whether belonging to the majority sects or minority, separation of powers of the legislative, executive, and judiciary, practicing secularism, and forming a parliamentary type of government.
In India, people chose their own representatives
These facing ant-incumbency charges are rarely re-elected
The Election Commission has the mechanism in place to ensure free and fair elections.
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In India, people chose their own representatives
These facing ant-incumbency charges are rarely re-elected
The Election Commission has the mechanism in place to ensure free and fair elections.
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The size of democracy, in this context, is in terms of population, not physical area. A government is only as large as the number of people it encompasses, right?
Seeing as the only country with more people is China, which doesn't even attempt to describe itself as one, yes, India is the largest democracy in the world.
Just a fun fact: With 1.25 billion people, or 17.5% of the world's population, home to 8 major religions, over 4600 castes, as well as 22 federally recognised, 122 major and 1599 other languages in use, India is also the most diverse democracy in the world
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