Lohia's writings on Democracy

Lohia’s writings on democracy emphasize its importance as a system that gives voice to everyone, especially marginalized groups. He believed democracy should be inclusive, ensuring social justice and equality, not just political participation. Lohia championed decentralization, empowering local communities and reducing dominance by elites. He also stressed that democracy requires active participation, moral responsibility, and efforts to eliminate social inequalities like caste and class distinctions. Overall, he saw democracy as a continuous process of striving for fairness, unity, and the wellbeing of all citizens, beyond just voting rights.