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प्रश्न
Explain the main functions of political parties.
उत्तर
Political parties play a crucial role in the functioning of democratic systems around the world. Here are three main functions of political parties:
- Contesting Elections: Political parties organize and nominate candidates to compete in elections. They provide a structure for conducting election campaigns, developing policies and platforms, and mobilizing voter support. By doing so, they facilitate the electoral process and offer voters clear choices.
- Forming Government: The party or coalition that secures the majority of seats in an election usually forms the government. Political parties are essential in this process as they organize the government, appoint leaders to various government positions, and guide the formulation and implementation of policies.
- Acting as an Interface: Political parties act as a bridge between the government and the citizens. They articulate and aggregate the interests and demands of various segments of society, and they inform and mobilize the electorate on political issues, thereby fostering public participation in the democratic process.
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Statement iv: Government can only be formed by political parties that are elected and hold a majority.
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