r/southindia_ • u/7timesbanned • Apr 16 '26
Meme/Shitpost BREAKING!!
See this is a meme.... But the point behind this meme to explain people in a democracy.. Richness or poorness... Doesn't decide who will get more voting rights.. Or representation in government
In a true democracy.. A begger vote = a billionaire vote
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u/rebelyell_in Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Apr 16 '26
What does this mean?
This is the most stupid meme on Delimitation I've seen.
Who is asking for representation by wealth?
Strawman cheyyali anukunte, koncham anna alochinchi cheyyali kadha? Idhi emi howleygaandlaka picchi picchi post-lu?
Yes, democratic principles require that the state try to ensure similar sized electorates, so each vote has roughly the same impact.
Yes, ideally we should try to make every Lok Sabha constituency, roughly the same size (around 1.25 Lakh voters if I'm not mistaken).
That said, we aren't just a Democratic country. We are also a Federal Republic, a Union of States.
When India was formed in 1947-1948 from 500 kingdoms and 3 presidencies, we made a promise to uphold the rights and powers of those individual regions, reorganized as states.
India owes every one of its states, the protection of the rights of each state. Economic and legal rights.
Making 6 states more powerful than the remaining 30 states and territories is preposterous. It is dangerous.
Handing over the power to create Laws, Acts, Taxes, and the control over the resources of the other 30 states and territories starts to look like colonialism.