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VOTE—A FESTIVAL IN A PARTICIPATIVE DEMOCRACY
If one of our right gets violated, we feel so bad and directly decides to complain for it. But no one stands up when one defies to fullfill their duty. Just because it's non justiciable, no one punishes for this evasion, no one accuses us for this recusal, we assume this that oh! it's completely fine for no fulfilling this.
Vote! This one word in itself tells us a long story. A story full of protest and revolution by commoners to ask it as a right. French revolution, Bolshevik revolution, even in our own country since 1833 we fought equal voting rights for all. From first entry in legislative council in 1861 to 1909 in executive council and further in 1935 for universal adult franchise to majority of Indians, we've come far ahead of times. In American history, the war for independence 1775 to the Montgomery bus boycott, sparked by activist Rosa Parks, is an important catalyst for the...