Role of the Communist Political Parties in Indian Federal System | Original Article

ABSTRACT:

The essence of federalism should be searched for, not in the nuances of constitutional and legal nomenclature, but in the economic, social, political, and cultural factors that have necessitated the external forms of federalism. The foundation of federalism is found in the community itself, not in its institutional or constitutional framework. The federal characteristics of the society are expressed and safeguarded by the federal government. In a federal system, there are two levels of government one at the center and one at the outside. It is the sacred duty of provincial governments to greater benefit from the lowest strata they reflect the desires and ambitions of the local populace. In contrast, the central government stands for national interests it is the mirror that reflects the state of the whole nation. National security and economic development are under the control of the federal government. This essay examines the function of communist political parties in the federal government of India.