India cannot be a nation of single ideology

India is a much-diversified nation. We find different types of people at every second step, we are a country whose language changes at every 100km, and all 29 states are a reflection of different cultures, lifestyles and mindsets. No one-side leaning party can rule this country.

A party which believes in far-left or far-right politics cannot run a country like India because each side of the partisan would give less or no importance to the ideologies of the parties that are on the other side of the spectrum. 

A country like India needs a party that is flexible, willing to acknowledge different approaches and ideas. A party who works in the interest of the masses and not a certain section of the society. It should consider views and opinions of the minorities and people of the opposition. Although a party can form a government with 60% of votes, one should not forget the rest of the 40% of voters who didn't vote for them. These chunk of votes should not be neglected, rather the winning party should prioritize by addressing their issues and understand reasons as to why voters chose candidates belonging to other parties over theirs.

Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee once said, "राजनीति में 'मतभेद" तो होना चाहिए लेकिन कभी "मनभेद" नहीं होना चाहिए" (In politics there should be “difference of opinion” but not “personal differences”). In today’s time, people are becoming bigots and India needs a party that is tolerant and respects the ideologies and beliefs of all of its citizens.