Indian Government Accused of Undermining Democracy to Exclude Muslim Voters

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•The Indian government implemented measures that critics argue disenfranchise Muslim voters.
•These actions have sparked domestic and international criticism regarding democratic rights in India.
•Muslims constitute a substantial minority in India, making their exclusion significant for electoral outcomes.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Indian government reverses or modifies the exclusionary measures Muslim voters would regain full electoral participation, potentially restoring broader democratic legitimacy and reducing social tensions.

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WESTLe Monde - InternationalLe gouvernement indien saborde la démocratie pour exclure les électeurs musulmans

The Indian government has taken actions that critics say undermine democratic principles by excluding Muslim voters from the electoral process. This development raises concerns about the inclusiveness of India's democracy and the potential marginalization of a significant minority community. The exclusion could affect political representation and social cohesion in India.