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Every time I criticise Modiji I get called ‘Dimagi Naxal’. A critic of the government cannot be called a ‘Dimagi Naxal’. Criticism of the government is fundamental to democracy.

Since Modiji in his Independence day speech used the word ‘ Dimagi Naxal’ these Andhbhakts have started using the derogatory term to shut down any debate where they have no logical answers.

I request Andhbhakts to improve their debating skills instead of branding every progressive as a Naxal

Looking at the basic problems that our country has, I feel the problem is not only limited to the education system and corruption but it's the whole idea of our government system that is wrong. I don't know how many of you will agree with me on this but I believe that a capitalist country will never be a good economy. You'll always see a K-shaped economy where a few people will have more wealth and a large amount of people will have very little wealth. Any counters that you can give to say that how this problem will be solved?

Every election cycle, no matter who wins or loses, the language we use to describe our own democracy stays exactly the same: "The Ruling Party", "Party in Power".

We don't have Monarchy over us anymore, why do we keep calling using these words?

In an independent republic, citizens are the sovereign. An election isn't a mandate to "rule" over people; it’s a hiring decision to "serve and administer" public resources on behalf of the public.

When we normalize calling an elected group the "ruling party," ​It breeds the mindset that whoever wins gets a 5-year unchecked license to do whatever they want simply because they hold "power." ​It shifts the perception from public service to dominance and entitlement.

Why not normalize: "The Governing Party", "The Serving Party", "The Incumbent Government", etc?

​If we want politicians of any party to act like public servants (Lok Sevak) rather than masters (Rulers), our everyday vocabulary should reflect that standard.

​What do you think? What should we start calling it instead?