Democracy will survive only if social organisations, activists, students and youth movements, people’s movements working on various issues, journalists, lawyers, academicians and other professionals, opposition parties and the civil society keep a close watch on the misuse of public money by the political parties in power. They want to make India into a cashless economy like Sweden. But the people of Sweden receive free education, almost free health care (even for complicated surgeries), economic protection of the unemployed, old and the unprivileged. Social welfare is more or less guaranteed in countries like Sweden. Why don’t you try to model the positive sides of Sweden? If the public needs benefits from the care takers of their money, they will have to keep a close watch on where their money is spent – for the welfare of the rich and powerful or for the needs and necessities of the people? And if the civil society starts such negotiations in India, there will be a flood of corruption deals that will get opened up! The Indian State is increasingly scrutinising the dissenting voices from the activists, people’s movements, NGOs, academicians, lawyers, media professionals and any individual or social organisation, using their intelligence wings and police machinery. It is time now, for the people to scrutinise the Indian State.
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