Indian Justice Party

Politics is more important in third world countries and it is truer in respect of South Asian Countries. In context of India, the society is most rigid and complex and sense of sharing resources, love and fraternity is very poor. Those in the seat of wealth and resources and social position, they would not let lower castes share it even if that has to be thrown to dogs. Modern democracy is capable of intervening in distributing the social and economic justice. Hitherto political parties in India have not lived as per prevailing circumstances and are of two different diversions, one, they believe in communistic and socialistic nation state and others follow the western mode of politics. India is a very peculiar country in respect of its social structure. It doesn’t mean that the modern democracy is not applicable in India; rather its application has to be as per socio-economic condition. It is not the economic base which determines over all progress of society but caste ridden society holds the primacy. Political power is the catalyst to intervene in distributing the resources and positions and a correct political party is required to correct the system. The Indian Justice Party was floated in 2003 in order to achieve above objectives.

The main philosophy of Indian Justice Party is to establish equal and compulsory education, casteless society and to ensure basic needs to each. Our party supports reservation for dalits in private sector. The Indian justice Party is committed to empowerment of women and rights of religious minorities. The education system is such that it does not make an Indian socially educated but individually so that he can find a job for himself. His education is nothing to do with fellow brothers and finally for nation. Only through compulsory and equal education, Indians can be educated for all other purposes as education means. In European countries and US, there is common schooling system which has rationalized the society and reduced the dependence of citizens on state. Unfortunately, politics in India needs huge amount of black money. Initially the leaders were corrupt but now masses have also joined. It has become extremely difficult for honest politicians to be electorally successful. Indian Justice Party is not only facing financial crises but also ethics and agenda for which it stands. The people have been tuned to listen to rhetoric and emotional sermons. Caste and religious sentiments are more powerful in mobilizing the masses as compared to the agenda as discussed above. Had this peculiarity not been reality of Indian society, it could not have remained slave of handful of foreigners for millennia.

Despite these odds, the Indian Justice Party is growing by leaps and bounds and sooner or later it is destined to become ruling party. The day the Indian Justice Party comes in sharing the power, the things will become different.

 

- Dr. Udit Raj,
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New Delhi-110017, India
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