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There are frequent problems and disagreements between the government and the public. Often, the poor believe that the government is working in the interests of the wealthy, because sometimes when the government introduces a policy, the poor feel that it benefits the rich. Sometimes the government grants tax breaks, and sometimes it provides subsidies to certain industries to encourage their growth.
The public feels that these people already have so much capital, so why are they being given so many concessions.
We are trying to find out the reasons behind why this happens.
Many people consider this irregularity to be a pretext for corruption. What are the reasons behind this perception? Why do people repeatedly talk about corruption?
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People believe that large business owners provide significant support to the government. This support is given in areas where the government needs money, such as during elections, when these large business owners contribute to the government in the form of donations. When this assistance is provided to the government, there is an expectation that the government will reciprocate in some way. Because when the party that a business owner has supported wins the election, it becomes necessary for the government to return the favor.
While providing this type of assistance is technically illegal, there are several ways the government can make these donations appear legal.
The help provided by these wealthy businessmen during elections often benefits the ruling party, which then works in their interest so that they can provide support again in the future. Elections will be held repeatedly, and help will be needed repeatedly, which is why it is considered crucial to benefit the wealthy each time. This is what people believe, and it has been observed many times.
The second point the government makes in its defense, when accused of working in favor of the wealthy, is that if the government acts in the interest of the rich, it will benefit large industries, leading to industrial growth. This growth will then create new job opportunities for people, resulting in increased incomes.
The benefits of these policies do not reach the common man, and this is why the general public remains troubled. The government may be at fault in many areas because it never seeks feedback from the public, nor does it monitor whether the benefits being given to wealthy businessmen are actually yielding the desired results. The government must assess whether these benefits are being utilized effectively and achieving their intended purpose.
It is often observed that wealthy people oppress poor people, and sometimes, even if a rich person commits a crime, they do not receive a severe punishment and are granted bail if they have good connections in the government. Conversely, it has been observed that the government often acts unfairly towards the poor, for example, by deliberately framing them in false cases and not giving them a proper hearing.
There are many such reasons why poor people feel that they are being discriminated against. We also have several examples where discrimination is clearly evident, yet the government does nothing and simply watches the spectacle unfold. This is what seems wrong, because the government is supposed to be for everyone and everyone should be treated equally.
Whether rich or poor, the government should treat everyone equally, but it should pay even more attention to the poor and implement more policies for them so that they do not face excessive difficulties.
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