But no dislike,!!

Language problem bro

Kuldeep Singh Rawat i just dislike 🇧🇩

It's 2 years now

This is the problem of society .. we , the most of the Indians don't know , in which case should we spend our precious time ....

Supreme court will be empowered through presidential system.

If we have political will. Courts will not stall

@@JPLoksattaOfficial let's hope sir

For that we need to ammend constitution .

@@thesupremesupreme it's in the basic structure so i dont think it can be passed . Even if it is Supreme Court wont allow it fortunately or unfortunately.

@@ayushc5704 No parliamentary system doesn't comes under basic structure it's the fundamental rights and the rights which r mentioned in the preamble and even for the fundamental rights there are exceptions under circumstances.The supreme court only has the power to review if the laws passed by legislature are unconstitutional according to constitution. The supreme court itself revised it's orders . So supreme court is not supreme . Neither constitution when there is anarchy in country . Thailand for instance has changed it's constitution many times and chile now talking about changing even Pakistan changed it even if it's a democratic country slowly it changed to military and you look into myanmar there 2 army even if people want democracy .

@@thesupremesupreme Basic structure is written nowhere... It'll be the supreme courts decision if it's basic structure or not

There is no definition of basic structure written anywhere

Is India not corrupt now?

president will be elected individually , which btw already occurs in India but it causes many incompetent MPs to be elected just for the main leader in todays parliamentary system .

Not desirable It has failed in shrilanka

In semi presidential systems either the president is powerless as in parliamentary system or more powerful than president in a presidential system.

cons as far as I comprehend are 1) In US kind of presidential system executive is not collectively responsible to legislature effecting law making and implementation 2) chances of presidential autocracy is too high 3) Our system is more about fusion of powers than separation of powers

@@mrqwerty005 do u think today's government is responsible to parliament ?? Who will stop modi from declaring emergency today ?

@@ramparmar3805 His own party because Modi is not the only God for the people who voted for him,they voted for bjp and under RSS influence.

@@johnnyrambo6180 how their party will stop him ?? Btw people voted for modi not for bjp.

People neither vote for BJP nor Modi, its no option! All hypocrites

Get lost you m°ron , z@kir n@!ks chamcha... Namaste 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🧿🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Then some states also snatch muslim voting rights :)

The presidential system is why youve had soo many coups

@Keshav Yes. I am a foreigner. Too bad we live in a world where what you say is judged by who you are not the quality of what you say. And Pakistan is not the US. The US style system is not just presidential but also unique to the US with its decentralisation, indirect presidential election etc.. and suits US culture. It is an observed fact that every single presidential regime bar two has experienced a coup or an authoritarian slide. All I'm saying is that you've had something close to a presidential system before in your past....didnt work out too well, with the military still have significant political sway in our political affairs. Just trying to copy a system because it works for others doesn't mean it'll work for you just the same.

Pakistan would have broken into pieces in parliamentary system state/regional parties will destroy unity

@@antonyandrewson5803 coup is a presidential system imposed and not elected. Both are different.