Rising influence of money power in Indian elections poses a serious challenge to transparency, fairness, and democratic accountability. How can ethical electoral funding be ensured to maintain the integrity of democracy?
Introduction
Money power for gaining villas violates categorical imperative in democratic competition.
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Main Body
Money power for gaining villes violates categorical imperative in democratic competition. Briefly offers: (1) Disallows few money power as an election – by allowing less competent to 'win' (2) Violates transparency – leading to public distrust (3) Violates accountability – as private users by money & not by loyalty to public so not reciprocated. Ethical electoral funding can be ensured in following ways: (1) Funding of elections by the state (2) Equal funding for all national parties, equal for all state parties and so on. (3) Transparent account # of fund giving to parties, in an official website. (4) Setting legal limit on amount that political parties can spend. (5) Disqualification of candidate distributing money to get vote. This well: (1) Impartial & non partisan elected officials. Require: (2) Ethical public who net sells work for money.
Conclusion
Here enhancing the moral standard of society as a whole is the last long term solution.
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SAKSHEE MISHRA
Salient Features of the Representation of People's Act
Electoral Reforms
Electoral Funding and Transparency
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