none of the political parties idiology suits the Indian democracy and religions - however, the people of India have been left with no other alternatives but to vote either for Congress or BJP (the major political parties who are able to form government). In one side Congress speaks about secularism to get votes, but does totally opposite when in power - they only take care of the minority, particularly the muslim community, and come out with controversial bills like reservation etc. BJP is another party who spoil every deed by their mouth by openly announcing Hinduism and communialism - However, during their last term in Government they have realised the fact that communalism and Hinduism is not the solution for the growth of the country and for continuity in government - India needs a secular policy in practice, treating every single citizen alike with respect and dignity. But, by the time they realised this fact, they were out of power. If they settle little differences within their senior leaders and get a bit of detachment from the idiology of RSS, I think they will be able to make a better government which would lead into the top of the world map, one day. Another lacunae of BJP is the lack of young blood who can convince and lead the youth of the country with a common agenda. If they shed their ego and accept youngters in to their fold, they will come out with winning colours during the next general election.
