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प्रश्न
What are the effects of the criminalisation of politics?
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उत्तर
The effects of the criminalisation of politics are:
- Lack of voters’ confidence: Voters lose confidence in democratic electoral processes and decide not to cast votes in elections.
- Glorification of criminals in society: crime and criminals receive validation through money and muscle power, threatening law and order.
- Violence during elections: Candidates with criminal backgrounds opt for violent measures like booth capturing, voter coercion, abduction, etc., to win elections.
- Abuse of political power: Criminals with political connections abuse the power of office for their personal advantage. It leads to increased corruption and a diminished stature of the public office of a political leader.
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