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Is it essential to adopt a particular form of government in democracy or it's open to all?

<p>Some people insist on a particular form of government in democracy. Others say it is upto the people to adopt a certain form of government within democracy. What is your opinion?</p>

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Question added by anayat bukhari , Researcher, English Content Writer, Publisher , Noor Foundation
Date Posted: 2014/12/02
LOKESH PUNJ
by LOKESH PUNJ , Sr.V.P. Mktg. , Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd.

It depends. All forms of Government Systems have their pluses and minuses.People who are governed can also have their own situations. However, absolute authority and unpatriotic people -- both generate corruption and inefficiency in any system of governance.So, be it Monarchy, democracy or dictatorship or one party rule, it is better to have evolution of laws as per requirements of public and get guided and governed by rule of law. Change the system of governance if any system fails to deliver minimum results of growth, development and happiness. Bhutan, China, KSA, UAE, U.K., GERMANY, France,  are good examples.

Usman Naeem Khokhar
by Usman Naeem Khokhar , Growth Hacker (Itchy Fingerz) , NetSol Technologies

I agree with the latter. A government should be formed by the people and should comprise of multiple systems depending on the needs of the industry set in that state/province. This can allow fair pricing of natural resources (from your basket of goods) and control flow of wealth across the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors). Personally, 

Personally, and this is my opinion alone, I think democracy is a theoretical concept. I can't think of any government today that is democratic. Only one comes to mind, the rule of law when the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) was preaching Islam before the Abasid and Ummayyed period. I will not disagree if you say it existed till the end of the4th Caliphate (RA).

 

Personally, I like to believe I am a technocrat.

Raju Dhakal
by Raju Dhakal , worker , INNO VALUES Precision

It upto the leaders to that country

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