Issues are constantly decided based on election gains...
Issues are constantly decided based on election gains...
Political party interests are starting to take precedence over the actual concerns of the people. There doesn't seem to be much likelihood that actual public problems will be included in the next elections. Political claims and counter-claims, caste-based state-level political mobilization, ram Temple, Hindu-Muslim tensions, political polarization based on religion, and pakistan are all examples of the dominance of religion in politics.In light of the bad state of the populace, issues such as unemployment, inflation, healthcare, and education have lost significance in the election process. Put another way, they have been rendered politically irrelevant. These issues are now irrelevant in shaping the electoral landscape.When it comes to determining what news and concerns are prioritized by the mainstream media, political parties have a bigger say than the general people. It is evident that political accusations and denials predominate in the media. The news industry is centered on political pronouncements. The media portrays this as the political reality. Because of this, political parties continue to play a crucial role in shaping public opinion towards elections. There appears to be little possibility that serious concerns affecting the public will be addressed in the approaching elections.
Political party interests are starting to take precedence over the actual concerns of the people. There doesn't seem to be much likelihood that actual public problems will be included in the next elections. Political claims and counter-claims, caste-based state-level political mobilization, ram Temple, Hindu-Muslim tensions, political polarization based on religion, and pakistan are all examples of the dominance of religion in politics.In light of the bad state of the populace, issues such as unemployment, inflation, healthcare, and education have lost significance in the election process. Put another way, they have been rendered politically irrelevant. These issues are now irrelevant in shaping the electoral landscape.When it comes to determining what news and concerns are prioritized by the mainstream media, political parties have a bigger say than the general people. It is evident that political accusations and denials predominate in the media. The news industry is centered on political pronouncements. The media portrays this as the political reality. Because of this, political parties continue to play a crucial role in shaping public opinion towards elections. There appears to be little possibility that serious concerns affecting the public will be addressed in the approaching elections.