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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2019

Interference With Autonomy Of Democratic Institutions Is A Threat To Democracy

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Eventually it results in causing disturbance to the very fundamental structure of the democratic system.

IndiaGovernment, Public Sector

Any country's claim of having a democratic form of government is subject to the extent of division of power in the system and the strength of independence in functioning of the democratic institutions. These institutions are the pillars which keep the soul of the democracy alive, their independence give a sense hope to the citizens, that their interest will not be compromised for the sake of anyone's political ambition. However, there are instances when the conflict of interest arises between the government and the institutions. That is the instance when the government in power makes the attempt to weaken the autonomy of such institutions as per its whims and fancies, in order to obtain the political gain. Eventually it results in causing disturbance to the very fundamental structure of the democratic system.

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