Do you think Indians are fit for democracy?

Yes, India has long been a form of government that is self-governing and can oversee the country.

Democracy is for the whole world, but India still needs to work on it.

Any country is suitable for democracy,

Absolutely! Without democracy, India's poor interests would be left unattended. Don't laugh at people for being tattered and rotten right now. Thirty years ago, Western countries also laughed at us in this way, India is indeed lagging behind China, but it has great potential.

All human beings are fit for democratic ......

India, where the caste system is seriously problematic, is doomed to a pseudo-democracy.

It is fitting that the Communist Party is more determined to establish itself as a spokesman for vulnerable groups such as workers and peasants, and that it has lashed out at the rightward drift of the Congress Party.

It would fit. The Communist Party and other left-wing forces in India, which had endured the ordeal, were not discouraged by this defeat. On the contrary, they are constantly learning from the lessons learned.

The true self-confidence of a system stems from the courage to compete fairly with its opponents, rather than resorting to despicable conspiracies, which is the true wind of the strong.

Schiff, an Indian social scientist, said, "For many middle-class Indians, the United States was a model of democracy." But after seeing this year's election campaign, Indians still feel a little higher than the United States. ”

Not appropriately, in the national ranking of political parties, the CPI(M) has slipped sharply from third to eighth. The PKI has also suffered heavy losses, with 10 seats in 2004 and only 4 seats this time, making its role even more insignificant.

Not suitable from the start. The Indian state of Kerala had its first communist-run state regime, with Nam Budiribad as the state chief minister.

Square peg. Due to the congenital circumstances, the Communist Party of India (CPI) has been vigorous since its entry into the system. In 1952, the CPI participated in the first time, and the CPI won the second seat.

1: At that time, India became independent through a more moderate way of the British non-cooperation movement, so the country almost completely inherited everything from the original British colonial period, and did not do the same bottom-up changes as China, France and other countries, and it is normal to have servants.

2: After the founding of India, the conservative forces of the people were strong, and the autonomous states at that time were relatively independent political entities, and India **** made great concessions to unite them to join the Indian federation in order to accommodate them, which also caused India to not be able to do too much reform of the old system of the states.

3: Even if there are so many undemocratic ones, India, as a showcase of democracy shown by the West to the world, is not democratic, because of the need for propaganda, they will be able to avoid these discordant factors.