A party is a group of people based on a common interest or a
cause. Parties in different countries are based on different ideologies.
Political parties provide a link between public and the
rulers. They gain vote on the basis that they will fulfill their promises and
commitments with the voters and will work in their benefits. Party’s sincerity to
the public can only be judged once it comes to rule that whether it makes
favorable conditions for the proliferation of the public good or they just
stick to their own interests.
Parties represent the voice of the public and they usually
set goals. These goals vary from party to party. These goals can be based on
the interest of their supporters. The presence of party system depicts the
active politics in a country and keeps the masses in a constant awareness about
who rules them and how.
The basic purpose of ruling party is to run the mundane
affairs of a government and to maintain the foreign relations of the country as
per the policies.
Parties are conceptualized normally as a sort of unification
of public opinion but irony is that, it is also a way of public division. According
to the reading, Russia’s problem has been a proliferation of parties and
political groupings and in 1995 almost 43 parties contested and the one who won
had just a vote percentage of 22.
Public is mostly susceptible about the ruling party’s decisions
and policies. So it happens often that when a party wins, the opponent party
blames of rigging and other misdemeanors, as a result, the continuous blaming struck
the mind of masses and fill them with suspicion.
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