Question

In India, some people feel that there should be a partyless parliamentary democracy. If this advice is accepted and implemented its effect on the working of the Government would be that __________________.

• A. It would be free from corruption
• B. It would not have to face an organised opposition
• C. It would work on clear-cut policy lines in the interests of all people
• D. It would be most conscious of its obligations

Answer 1

Answer: (C)

It would work on clear-cut policy lines in the interests of all people

If the advice of party-less parliamentary democracy is adopted in India, it would have a positive effect on the working of the government as it would work on clear-cut policy lines in the interests of all people. Instead of party-less democracy, the representatives of people should only form the Government which would be more stable and will make decisions that will benefit the citizens of the country, hence promoting every aspect of development. This avoids the growing corruption and other ill-practices employed by the various party leaders.