Jaishankar's key comments on Indian democracy

Union External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said that democracy is strong in India and the people of the country are freely voting and electing governments .At the 61st Munich Security Conference in MunichHe participated and showed the ink dot on his finger, claiming that he had exercised his right to vote in the recent assembly elections.

Is democracy in crisis worldwide?
Jaishankar made it clear that he does not agree with the argument that democracy is in danger worldwide . He commented that he has immense faith in the Indian electoral system and there will be no disputes over the election results here.

Does democracy not meet needs?
Responding to a senator's comment that "democracy does not meet needs", Jaishankar said that democratic India provides nutritional assistance to 800 million people. He said that democracy may not work effectively in all areas, but it is strong in some areas.

Jaishankar made it clear that India is
a strong democracy and that he completely refutes the claims that political pessimism is growing. He said that democracy does not work the same in all countries and different countries adopt democratic policies according to their own political and social conditions.

Resolution
Jaishankar's remarks demonstrate to the world the stability of Indian democracy. It is noteworthy that he has faith in the electoral process and democratic practices, and his view that democracies around the world face challenges in various forms is noteworthy. A senator commented that democracy does not meet our needs.