India Political System Flawed ?

Nidhi

Nidhi

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Yes According to me Indian Political System is flawed .The Multi-party political system in India needs to be overridden as it is a flawed political system. Even Former President Dr Abdul Kalam wants two-party system in India.Multi-Political Party system in Indian Politics leads to Hung Houses and wastage of Indian tax payers hard earned money. Indian multi-Political party system is the biggest reason why our nation cannot make a meaningful progress neither in economy nor in social welfare. Only A stable Government and a strong Opposition can make India developed and Prosperous. India should adopt Two- Party political system like America.

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yes i do agree avidly that indian political system needs very crucial changes. this multi-political party system is wasting loads of money taken out of indian public's pockets. all this money is eaten up by the political leaders who come into politics to loot money. it has become more of money grabbing profession to them. the two party political system would be absolutely fine. india should concentrate on taking useful points from america, rather than adopting its culture and acting like fools.
 
i think yes the political system is very much getting murkier these days with many scams and corruption charges popping up on screens of TV. the politicians are playing blaming game and the ones who are answerable are keeping numb. political parties are just bent on blaming rather than suggesting some valuable advice which can turn the situation better.
 
Undoubtedly the system is flawed because we can find law breaking by the political party members in open. Huge amounts of money is wasted by the political parties to get votes which is highly unethical practice. The smaller political parties are a mere waste and do nothing except creating mess around places and wasting public money. Yes i agree that we should have a two party system which would be much more effective than the existing system.
 
It is very much true that Indian Political system is flawed. Basically the growth of end number of new political parties is ruining the whole Political system however, it is not possible to restrict formation of new parties in a democracy. Moreover, corruption has over ruled the whole system making it immensely murkier. I agree with you that Two-party system will be better and this will be even helpful in proper functioning of Government machineries as well as other institutions. It will also be helpful in the development of the nation.
 
Indian Political system is indeed full of flaws. Politicians are full of corruption and gets involved in illicit activities as well as their main motive is to fill up their pockets. Indian politics has become a total family affair trying to transfer their legacy to their children and relatives. Moreover, new parties that are being formed every now-and-then is another thing that is creating havoc in the whole Indian politics. I also agree that Two-party system should be introduced and it will reduce all the issues of corruption, anarchy etc that is prevalent today.
 
India is a nation that has been ruled and governed by various foreign ruler since the time Mughal invasion and was under British rule for over 300 years which made the country weak from various aspects. The political system of India is flawed due to lack of experience and foresightedness of the politicians. Being a democracy, multi-party system cannot be abolished but it is the duty of the citizens to choose a leader who is better and has the potential to change the present scenario of the country.
 
The biggest flaw of Indian Political system is the multi-party system. Multi-party system has created a lot of mess in the whole political system as each party craves to form their Government. Like America, India should also have a dual-party system and this will solve a lot of issues and flaws that the Indian Political system is facing today.
 
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