Democratic Reforms

1. Electoral Reforms – moving towards a preferential electoral system from FPTP system.

2. Electoral Reforms – State funding to political parties.

3. Democratic Reforms – Direct elections to Chief Minister & Municipality Mayor.

4. Democratic Reforms – Simultaneous elections to ALL state CMOs.

5. Democratic Reforms – Simultaneous elections to Mayors & Corporators.

6. Democratic Reforms – Stringent anti-defection laws. (Defector's candidature to become invalid on the same day of defection).

7. Democratic Reforms – Abolish NIA & CBI and establish a NIB (National Investigation Bureau) as the country’s chief investigation agency with constitutional authority.

8. Democratic Reforms – Work towards a List of Federal Offences & State Offences.

9. Democratic Reforms – Removal of Concurrent List.

10. Democratic Reforms – Revamping the powers and functionaries of Panchayats and the need to restructure the current 3-tier panchayat system.

11. Electoral Reforms – Reduce the tenure of local governments from 5 years to 3 years to make them more accountable and efficient. 

12. Electoral Reforms – Guidelines and framework for Independent political candidates & funding.

13. Service Reforms – Removal of constitutional protection for IAS, IPS and other top cadre officers and ensure proper functioning at executive level. Amend articles 309, 310, 311 & 312. The rationale here is to promote talent and reward honesty, integrity and duty-mindedness of a civil servant.

14. Judicial Reforms – Review the case of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) & All India Judicial Services (AIJS) which helps recruit talent and increase the efficiency of existing courts. Amend Constitutional aspects under Jurisprudence favoring AIJS.